Key responsibilities of an RV technician:
Diagnosing Issues: Identifying problems with RV systems through inspection and testing, including electrical circuits, plumbing leaks, engine malfunctions, and appliance failures.
Performing Repairs: Fixing identified issues by replacing parts, repairing wiring, fixing leaks, adjusting components, and performing necessary maintenance.
System Maintenance: Performing routine checks and servicing on various RV systems like generators, batteries, brakes, tires, and heating/cooling units.
Customer Interaction: Explaining repairs to customers, discussing concerns, and providing information on proper RV operation.
Parts Ordering: Identifying necessary replacement parts with the correct information and photos for the parts department to order the appropriate parts.
Documentation: Maintaining detailed work orders, recording repairs performed, and noting any additional issues.
Potential areas of Specialization:
Electrical Systems: Expertise in wiring, circuit boards, lighting, and electrical appliances
Plumbing Systems: Repairing leaks, replacing pipes, and servicing water heaters
Chassis Systems: Maintaining brakes, suspension, and towing components
Appliance Repair: Fixing issues with refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, and other appliances
Generator Maintenance: Servicing and repairing RV generators
