CORE COMPETENCIES
Unit of Competency: Perform Pre-Delivery Inspection
Unit Descriptor: This competency unit covers the ability to carry out pre-delivery inspection in
order to ensure that the brand new and pre-owned vehicle is in optimal
condition before the actual handover.
Learning Outcomes Performance Criteria Module Title
1. Prepare for pre-delivery 1.1 Pre-delivery inspection Service Manual
inspection checklist is obtained from Application in Pre-Delivery
immediate supervisor. Inspection
1.2 Vehicle is located based
on pre-delivery inspection
documents.
1.3 Required items are
prepared following inspection
procedures.
1.4 Transfer of vehicle to
inspection area is
coordinated following
standard operating
procedures.
2. Perform physical and 2.1 Walk-around is conducted Vehicle Restoration and
functional inspection according to industry Quality Assurance
practices.
2.2 Factory-loaded parts are
inspected following
manufacturer’s standard
procedure.
2.3 Vehicle is restored
following standard
operating
procedures.
2.4 Vehicle is checked
following standard
operating procedures.
2.5 Minor corrective
measures are
applied following
manufacturer’s
manual.
2.6 Inspection checklist
is accomplished
based on
manufacturer’s
standards.
3. Complete Work 3.1 Vehicle is endorsed Vehicle Endorsement and
Processes to immediate Reporting Procedures
superior following
industry procedures
3.2 Defects are
reported following
industry procedures
3.3 Pre-delivery
checklist is
accomplished and
submitted
according to
industry procedures
Unit of Competency: Perform Periodic Maintenance of Automotive Engine
Unit Descriptor: This competency unit covers the ability to carry out periodic maintenance of
gasoline and diesel engine in order to maintain optimum engine performance
and prevent serious engine trouble.
Learning Outcomes Performance Criteria Module Title
1. Prepare for inspection 1.1 Job requirements are Sourcing and
and service engine determined from workplace Understanding Vehicle
instructions. Servicing Information
1.2 Servicing information is
sourced and interpreted
2. Inspect Engine 2.1 Inspection is carried out Inspection Protocols for
according to manufacturer Engine Quality Assurance
specifications, workplace
procedures and safety
requirements
2.2 Inspection results are
compared with manufacturer
specifications
2.3 Inspection findings are
reported according to
workplace procedures,
including recommendations
for necessary repairs or
adjustments.
3. Service Engine 3.1 Service and adjustments Engine Servicing
are carried out according to Essentials: Manufacturer
manufacturer specifications, Specifications and
workplace procedures and Workplace Compliance
safety and environmental
requirements and without
causing damage to
components or systems.
3.2 Irregularities are recorded
using inspection sheet
according to workplace
procedures.
3.3 Post-service testing is
carried out according to
workplace procedures.
4. Complete Work 4.1 Initial quality inspection is Engine Inspection
Processes performed based on Protocols: Verifying
workplace procedure Service Quality
4.2 Vehicle is turned over to
immediate supervisor for final
inspection to ensure work is
done according to workplace
standards expectations.
Unit of Competency: Perform Periodic Maintenance of Drive Train
Unit Descriptor: This competency unit covers the ability to carry out periodic maintenance of
vehicle’s drive train such as Manual, Automatic and Continuously Variable
Transmission (CVT) in order to keep it in top condition and prevent serious
trouble.
Learning Outcomes Performance Criteria Module Title
1. Perform pre-service 1.1 Job requirements are Pre-Service Protocols for
preparations determined based on drive Effective Engine
train repair order. Maintenance
1.2 Servicing information is
sourced from service manual.
1.3 Vehicle mileage is used
as reference for changing
fluid following manufacturer’s
specification.
1.4 Fluids condition are
inspected according to
manufacturer’s service
workshop manual.
1.5 Fluids are acquired
according to vehicle
specification.
2. Conduct periodic 2.1 Fluids are replaced Drive Train Care: Routine
maintenance of drive according to manufacturer’s Maintenance for Peak
trains service manual Performance
2.2 Drain plug is cleaned
following manufacturer’s
service manual.
2.3 Propeller shafts are
lubricated according to
manufacturer’s service
workshop manual.
2.4 Cracks and leaks of drive
train components are
inspected following
manufacturer’s service
workshop manual.
2.5 Findings are reported to
immediate superior following
company’s standard
procedures.
3. Perform post-service 3.1 Fluid level is confirmed Post-Service Operations:
activities following company’s standard Final Check and Turn-over
procedures.
3.2 Initial quality inspection is
performed based on
workplace procedure.
3.3 Vehicle is turned over to
immediate supervisor for final
inspection to ensure work is
done according to workplace
standards expectations.
3.4 Job done is written down
on the Repair Order.
Unit of Competency: Perform Periodic Maintenance of Brake System
Unit Descriptor: This competency unit covers the ability to carry out periodic maintenance of
vehicle’s brake system in order to keep it in top condition and prevent serious
trouble.
Learning Outcomes Performance Criteria Module Title
1. Prepare for periodic 1.1 Job requirements are Periodic Brake System
maintenance of brake determined based on brake Maintenance: Preparation
system system repair order. Essentials
1.2 Servicing information is
sourced from the service
manual.
2. Carry-out periodic 2.1 Brake system Periodic Brake System
maintenance components and condition Servicing
procedures are inspected according to
manufacturer’s service
workshop manual.
2.2 Findings and
recommendations are
reported to immediate
superior following company’s
standard procedures.
2.3 Maintenance measures
are applied according to
instruction of immediate
supervisor superior and
manufacturer’s manual.
3. Complete periodic 3.1 Initial quality inspection is Periodic Maintenance: A
maintenance procedure performed based on Complete Practical
workplace procedure. Approach
3.2 Vehicle is turned over to
immediate supervisor for final
inspection to ensure work is
done according to workplace
standards.
Unit of Competency: Perform Periodic Maintenance Of Suspension System
Unit Descriptor: This competency unit covers the ability to carry out periodic maintenance of
vehicle’s suspension system in order to keep it in top condition and prevent
serious trouble.
Learning Outcomes Performance Criteria Module Title
1. Perform pre-periodic 1.1 Job requirements Pre-periodic suspension
maintenance of are determined system maintenance
suspension system based on
suspension system
repair order.
1.2 Servicing information
is sourced from
service manual.
2. Apply periodic 2.1 Inspection procedures are
maintenance applied according to service
procedures manual
2.2 Suspension system
components are inspected
according to manufacturer’s
service workshop manual.
2.3 Suspension
bolts/fasteners are tightened
to specified torque.
2.4 Defects and damage are
reported to immediate
supervisor.
2.5 Findings and
recommendations are
reported to immediate
superior following company’s
standard procedures.
3. Perform work to 3.1 Wastes are disposed
completion according to good
housekeeping practices.
3.2 Initial quality inspection is
performed based on
workplace procedure.
3.3 Vehicle is endorsed and
hand-over to immediate
superior for road test and
final inspection.
Unit of Competency: Perform Periodic Maintenance of Steering System
Unit Descriptor: This competency unit covers the ability to carry out periodic
maintenance for both manual and power steering system in order to
keep it in top condition and prevent serious trouble.
Learning Outcomes Performance Criteria Module Title
1. Perform preperiodic 1.1 Job requirements
maintenance of are determined
steering system based on steering
system repair order.
1.2 Servicing
information is
sourced from
service manual.
2. Apply periodic 2.1 Apply periodic
maintenance maintenance
procedures procedures
2.2 Findings and
recommendations
are reported to
immediate superior
following
company’s
standard
procedures.
2.3 Power steering fluid is
replaced based on
manufacturer’s service
workshop manual.
2.4 Steering wheel free play
inspection is conducted
based on the service manual.
2.5 Defects and damages are
reported to immediate
supervisor.