A diesel mechanic CV should say if you work on trucks, buses, generators or heavy equipment such as excavators, loaders, bulldozers and cranes. Name the engine brands, such as Cummins, Caterpillar, Perkins and Volvo, and the jobs you do: engine overhauling, injector and fuel pump repair, turbo, hydraulic system repair, transmission and electrical faults. Add the tools and software you use, such as diagnostic scanners. Include site or Gulf experience and say if you can do field service away from the workshop.
Diesel mechanic with 10 years of experience repairing trucks, generators and heavy equipment including excavators and loaders. Skilled in engine overhauling, fuel system, hydraulic repair and field breakdown service.
Diesel engine overhauling, Fuel injection and pump repair, Heavy equipment repair, Truck and bus maintenance, Hydraulic system repair, Generator servicing, Transmission and clutch, Turbocharger repair, Diagnostic scanner use, Field breakdown service.
A diesel mechanic works on diesel engines and vehicles, while a heavy equipment mechanic also repairs hydraulics, undercarriage and controls of construction machines. If you do both, say so.
List only the brands you have repaired, such as Cummins, Caterpillar, Perkins, Volvo, Komatsu or Hino. Real brand experience is the first thing recruiters check.
Include passport details, your machine types, years of experience and past site names. Keep your experience letters and trade certificates ready for the trade test and visa process.
List your work history, machines and a supervisor reference. Many companies hold a practical test, so be ready to explain engine overhauling and fuel system faults.