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Installation, maintenance and replacement of electrical and electronic equipment of vehicles (batteries, alternators, starters, lighting, accessories). - Diagnosis of electrical failures with the help of dedicated tools and software, analysis of defects and realization of necessary repairs. - Control, repair and security of circuits and wiring harnesses. - Completion of preventive maintenance operations, electromechanical inspections and preparation of vehicles for technical inspections.+3 technical (electrical, electromechanical or automotive maintenance) - Minimum 3 years of experience in automotive electricity or mechanics, ideally on commercial vehicles and trucks - Good command of electrical systems of motor vehicles and trucks, as well as diagnostic software - Basic knowledge in automotive mechanics - Ability to diagnose and quickly solve maintenance problems
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