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Fuel Cell Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic specialises in installing, maintaining, and repairing fuel cell systems in vehicles. They diagnose system issues, replace components, conduct performance tests, and ensure compliance with safety and environmental standards, applying knowledge of electrochemical systems and hydrogen fuel technologies. The role may also involve supporting the design and development of fuel cell systems or processes.

Tasks

Inspect and service fuel cell vehicle systems.

Diagnose faults in fuel cell components and related systems.

Repair or replace faulty parts and components.

Conduct performance tests and adjust systems.

Maintain and repair electrical and mechanical systems, including motors and brakes.

Ensure compliance with safety and environmental regulations.

Keep accurate service and maintenance records.

Fit, examine, adjust, and replace defective vehicle parts.

Install and maintain fuel cell vehicle systems.

Skills

Basic

Ability to work with specialised tools and equipment.

Attention to detail.

Good communication skills.

Problem-solving skills.

Strong understanding of mechanical and electrical systems.

Specific

Knowledge of fuel cell technology and hydrogen systems.

Additional Info

QUALIFICATION

Certificate or equivalent

Related Courses

Claimable Course

e-Latih Online Course

Madani TVET Course

Minor Unit Group

7231-01

Motor Vehicle Mechanic

7231-02

Automotive Brake Systems Service Mechanic

7231-03

Engine Fitter (Motor Vehicle)

7231-04

Motor Vehicle Mechatronics Mechanic

7231-05

Small Engine Mechanic

7231-06

Electric Car Maintenance Mechanic

7231-07

Natural Gas Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic

7231-08

Fuel Cell Vehicle Maintenance Mechanic

7231-09

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