Classes of repair work
Certificates and licences are granted for the different types or classes of repair work that are performed. There are thirteen separate classes of repair work:
| Automotive electrician | a person who repairs electrical equipment, systems or circuits in motor vehicles |
| Body maker | a person who makes motor vehicle bodies (otherwise than in the course of manufacturing new motor vehicles) or who repairs motor vehicle bodies |
| Brake mechanic | a person who repairs brake equipment or systems in motor vehicles |
| Exhaust repairer | a person who repairs exhaust systems on motor vehicles, but does not include a person who repairs any mechanical or electrical system or circuit or any electronic device associated with, or any component of the engine of, a motor vehicle |
| Front end specialist | a person who repairs the steering or suspension systems of motor vehicles |
| Liquefied petroleum gas mechanic | a person who installs liquefied petroleum gas equipment in motor vehicles or who repairs liquefied petroleum gas equipment in motor vehicles |
| Motor cycle mechanic | a person who performs the work of a motor mechanic only on motor cycles |
| Motor mechanic | a person who repairs the engines or transmissions or the fuel, induction, exhaust, electrical, steering, suspension, cooling or braking systems, of motor vehicles |
| Natural gas mechanic | a person who installs natural gas equipment in motor vehicles or who repairs natural gas equipment in motor vehicles |
| Vehicle painter | a person who paints motor vehicles |
| Panelbeater | a person who repairs the structural components, frames or panel work of motor vehicles |
| Radiator repairer | a person who repairs radiators, heating equipment, thermostats or fuel tanks of motor vehicles |
| Transmission specialist | a person who repairs the gears, clutches, drive shafts and differentials of motor vehicles, and the controlling systems for those parts in motor vehicles |