Introduction
Regular vehicle technical inspection is essential to ensure safety, reliability, and compliance with regulatory standards. Effective inspection practices help identify mechanical faults early, reduce breakdown risks, and extend the lifespan of vehicles across fleets and operations.
This program, designed by Global Horizon Training Center, equips participants with the practical knowledge and technical skills required to perform comprehensive vehicle inspections, assess conditions accurately, and ensure compliance with safety and operational standards.
Course Objectives
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
- Understand the fundamentals of vehicle inspection and maintenance
- Identify key vehicle systems and inspection points
- Perform routine technical check-ups and condition assessments
- Detect mechanical, electrical, and safety-related faults
- Apply inspection standards and regulatory requirements
- Prepare inspection reports and documentation
- Recommend corrective and preventive actions
- Improve vehicle reliability and operational safety
Target Audience
This program is designed for:
- Automotive Technicians and Inspectors
- Fleet and Transport Managers
- Maintenance and Workshop Supervisors
- Mechanical Engineers in automotive sector
- HSE and Safety Professionals
- Personnel responsible for vehicle compliance and inspection
Outline
Day 1: Fundamentals of Vehicle Inspection
- Overview of vehicle systems and components
- Importance of technical inspections
- Types of inspections (routine, periodic, pre-trip)
- Inspection standards and regulations
- Safety procedures and preparation
Day 2: Engine and Mechanical Systems Inspection
- Engine components and performance checks
- Transmission and drivetrain inspection
- Cooling and lubrication systems
- Identifying wear and mechanical faults
- Preventive maintenance practices
Day 3: Electrical and Electronic Systems Inspection
- Battery, charging, and starting systems
- Lighting and signaling systems
- Electronic control systems and diagnostics
- Fault detection and troubleshooting
- Use of diagnostic tools
Day 4: Safety Systems and Compliance
- Brake system inspection and testing
- Steering and suspension checks
- Tires and wheel condition assessment
- Safety features and compliance requirements
- Roadworthiness standards
Day 5: Reporting, Maintenance Planning, and Case Studies
- Inspection reporting and documentation
- Maintenance planning based on inspection results
- Fleet management considerations
- Cost and reliability optimization
- Case studies and real-world applications
