Basics of Automotive mechanics

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Basics of Automotive mechanics

  • Course level: Basic Courses
  • Categories Automotive
  • Duration 40h
  • Total Enrolled 0
  • Last Update November 29, 2024

About Course

Language: Arabic – English
Training days : from Saturday to Thursday
Course duration : 40 training hours
Location : Lootah Technical Center

Description

This course includes training on modules that train to work and repair four-wheeler Automotive engines, tires and other systems pertaining to passenger Cars.

Hours

Program 
2
 Education on occupational safety and health.
1
 Learn about all kinds of tools used in the auto mechanic workshop.
4
 Removing and installing tires + tire budget by machine.
10
 Maintenance of car electricity:

Starter and know its parts completely and examine it.

Dynamo, knowledge of its parts and examination.

Fuse box testing, fuse numbers, and relay tests.
5
 Air conditioning and refrigeration :
4
 Break:

Examination and change of the front and back stems and knowledge of the parts of the break completely with examination and knowledge of the types of modern and old breaks.
12
 Knowledge of auto parts:

Engine maintenance, disassembly and installation of all parts + knowledge of engine faults and instruction on changing the timing.
12
 Maintenance of automatic gearboxes. Disassemble and install all its parts and know its faults.
10
 Knowing the parts of cars, sideboards, bracelets and rods, decoding, installing, budgeting, decoding, deflecting, and knowing its parts.

What Will I Learn?

  • Safety Practices: Understand occupational health and safety in automotive workshops.
  • Tool Proficiency: Identify and use automotive tools and equipment effectively.
  • Vehicle Fundamentals: Acquire knowledge of light vehicle mechanics.
  • Engine Overhauling: Classify engines and understand overhauling processes.
  • Transmission Types: Explain manual and automatic transmission systems.
  • Drive Shaft and Differential: Understand their functions in vehicles.
  • Tire Management: Perform tire removal, installation, and inspection.
  • Brake System Management: Conduct brake component removal, installation, and inspection.
  • Steering and Suspension: Recognize their importance for safety and handling.
  • Electrical Testing: Test starters, dynamos, lighting systems, fuses, and relays.
  • Maintenance Importance: Emphasize regular maintenance and inspections for vehicle reliability.

Target Audience

  • Aspiring Mechanics: Individuals starting a career in automotive repair.
  • Automotive Students: Students in vocational or technical schools.
  • Car Enthusiasts: Those wanting to deepen their vehicle knowledge.
  • Current Technicians: Existing mechanics looking to enhance their skills.
  • Fleet Maintenance Personnel: Staff maintaining company vehicles.
  • DIY Hobbyists: Individuals interested in self-repair and maintenance.