Automotive MET Technician: Mechanical, Electrical, and Trim Fundamentals

The automotive repair industry relies heavily on skilled Mechanical, Electrical, and Trim (MET) technicians to handle complex vehicle teardowns, diagnostics, and reassemblies. Understanding how these integrated systems work together is essential for anyone looking to enter the modern automotive service sector. This comprehensive text-based course guides you through the foundational principles of MET work, preparing you to identify components, troubleshoot electrical circuits, and handle vehicle trim with confidence. What you'll learn: Understand the core responsibilities and safety protocols of a professional MET technician; Identify and safely remove mechanical components, suspension parts, and engine accessories; Diagnose basic automotive electrical circuits and wiring systems using standard testing methodologies; Remove and reinstall interior trim, upholstery, and exterior body panels without causing damage; Apply modern safety practices for handling hybrid and electric vehicles during disassembly; Understand how advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) sensors integrate with vehicle trim and bumpers. Your learning journey begins with essential workshop safety, tool identification, and foundational terminology. You will then progress through structured modules covering mechanical systems, electrical diagnostics, and trim removal techniques. Each section features clear written explanations and practical self-assessment exercises to reinforce your understanding. This course is designed specifically for beginners with no prior automotive repair experience. All you need is an interest in vehicle systems and a desire to learn. Start your journey toward mastering automotive mechanical, electrical, and trim systems today.