Hybrid Vehicle Repair and Maintenance Trainer

Job Summary Job Purpose The Hybrid Vehicle Repair & Maintenance Trainer will provide practical and technical training to beneficiaries on the inspection, diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of hybrid vehicles, enabling trainees to develop marketable technical skills and employment or self-employment opportunities . Key Responsibilities prepare training curriculum for trainees Conduct theoretical and practical training according to the approved curriculum and training plan. Train beneficiaries on the basic operation and components of hybrid vehicle systems. Provide practical training on hybrid engines, electric motors, batteries, charging systems, inverters, converters, and related components. Train beneficiaries on vehicle inspection, fault identification, diagnostics, maintenance, and basic repair. Demonstrate proper use of diagnostic scanners, multimeters, mechanical tools, and workshop equipment. Train beneficiaries on conventional vehicle systems relevant to hybrid vehicles, including engines, brakes, cooling, electrical, and transmission systems. Ensure strict application of electrical, battery, workshop, and personal safety procedures. Teach preventive maintenance and troubleshooting techniques. Guide trainees on proper handling and maintenance of hybrid batteries and electrical components. Maintain training tools, equipment, and practical materials in good condition. Prepare lesson plans and practical exercises. Maintain beneficiary attendance, assessment, and training records. Assess trainees’ theoretical knowledge and practical competencies. Submit regular training progress and activity reports. Perform other relevant duties assigned by the supervisor. Job Requirements 12th Graduate, Bachelor's Degree is preferred , vocational certificate, or relevant technical qualification in Automotive Technology, Auto Mechanics, Automotive Electrical Systems, or a related field. At least 2 years of relevant experience in hybrid vehicle diagnostics, repair, and maintenance. Strong practical knowledge of hybrid batteries, electrical systems, engines, diagnostic equipment, and vehicle maintenance. Knowledge of workshop health and safety procedures, particularly high-voltage hybrid systems. Good training, facilitation, and communication skills. Good command of local languages. Proficiency in English, with good speaking, writing, and reporting skills.