1- Checking brake pads for wear and weather the need to be changed. 2-Checking and Adjusting the suspension system of each vehicle of a new coming client. 3-Replacing vehicle Filters i.e. (air filter, oil filter, fuel filter). 4-Removing fuel pump assembly from the fuel tank. 5-Adjusting the tire inflation pressure. 6-Adjusting the handbrakes from inside and outside the vehicle. 7-Removing an old cooling system assembly and place a new one. 8-Draining engine oil. 9-Adjusting the engine timing belt for both the cam and crank shafts. 10-Removing Cylinder Head cover and Replacing Spark Plugs.
Lessons learned by the Intern:
1-the first step to diagnose a problem is by doing a visual inspection not by replacing the part directly. 2-Some parts in the vehicle systems need to be checked thoroughly to identify the exact problem and not to leave it for guessing. 3-One should be careful while dealing with some certain faults in vehicle. Such as replacing the clutch disk and pressure plate . 4- If one is not sure that the source of a problem is part X then he should return to the Workshop Engineer who would return to the Technical support in turn. 5-the client has the right to have a look on what part has to be replaced in his car before taking any decision regarding this part.
Recommendations for future ones:
1-there should be training sessions for interns during their internship period .these sessions may discuss the usual problems that appear a lot in the company vehicles and clients always complain about. 2-the work flow of the maintenance center should be clarified a bit because not all the interns have an internship experience before.