Career Questions tagged Automotive

1 What does a typical day look like for a mechanic? 2 As a mechanic, in what circumstances will I need to provide my own tools and when will the dealership provide me with the tools? 3 If I get hurt working as a mechanic, who would I need to contact and what is the procedure I would need to...

Which GED classes should I take?

Ask a professional how to build a car.

I consider myself crafty, so for me to learn how to use a certain tool shouldn't be hard. I also love learning how to use tools so I can say I know a new skill. I could also use that skill to create many other things and bring different opportunities.

what's the education level recommended to get this job?
how will i have to dress?
what skills and abilities will be recommended t work in this job?

is it professional? are you guys fair with price? are you guys honest and have a good name? do you guys have any bad reports? are you guys a well known company? do you guys know what you are doing? what's the education level of the employees that are working for this company?

I am finishing my high school diploma right now and I am starting the trade facilities maintenance to start to get the feeling of a real job. When I am finished with both, would I be more likely to receive a job in auto?

what is the work conditions? is the work areas clean? how well or often do we have breaks? how well are the other employees? does everyone have a great attitude and feel like they are ready to work and get the job done. does everyone have great motivation?

Hello, I am 18 years old and I am starting school to work in an auto body shop. I want to learn as much as I can about this job because I want to be able to own my own shop someday.

what's the most paying type of automotive other then diesel?

is it a stressful job?

I'm taken automotive by being in job corps.

I'm a 18-year-old guy whos trying to pursue a job in repairing cars and I'm trying to get a good concept on what a normal/typical day would look like.

I'm a Job Corps student .

I am a Job Corps student interested in the automotive field.

I am a job corps student.

Are there any classes you need to take to learn.

What is a typical day (or week) like for a car mechanic?

What is the best and worst part of your job?
How long have you been in the industry?
Is there something new to learn everyday?
When did you decide the automotive industry was for you?

Best affordable cars to drive 2022? Looking to buy a car that is affordable and doesn't break down often. Help is needed and will be appreciated

I want to start my path by being a mechanical engineer but I want to know how long it will take to learn everything

Filler question, to be honest, but I assume most automotive careers start off uncomfortable as they take place in challenging environments, but what steps are generally taken to ensure the most comfortable experience possible?

I believe most people follow automotive careers with a dream car in mind, and I am curious as to which car influenced others the most.

I wish to pursue careers that allow me to apply skills from my career to my day to day life.

What are the best steps I can take in order to get into the automotive industry?

What is the most tedious issue of being an auto mechanic when dealing with mechanical components?

What should I expect when being an auto mechanic like do you get overwhelmed with the workload if a lot of cars come in?

How has being an automotive mechanic benefitted your life? does it get easier with experience?

what kind of problems do you deal with as an automotive repairman, what's the most tedious common issue with dealing with vehicles that come in?

My dream is to one day design cars for companies like Aston Martin. I understand that I must pursue mechanical engineering, but where do I go from there?