26 Apr 2026
Brunei Darussalam
Aftersales & Technicians
JOB DESCRIPTION
Job Title: Foreman
Reporting Line: Aftersales Lead
Department: Aftersales
Branch: Katok Point
Salary Band: BAND 8
JOB SUMMARY
The Foreman is responsible for supervising daily workshop operations, providing advanced technical leadership, and ensuring all repair and maintenance work is performed in accordance with manufacturer standards, high‑voltage safety requirements, and customer expectations.
This role has a strong focus on electric vehicle (EV) platforms, including high‑voltage systems, battery technology, power electronics, vehicle software, ADAS, and connected vehicle systems. The Foreman plays a key role in driving workshop productivity, repair quality, compliance, and the continuous development of technicians as automotive technology evolves toward electrification and intelligent vehicles.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
1. Workshop Supervision & Operations
Supervise and coordinate daily EV workshop activities
Allocate diagnostic, repair, and maintenance jobs based on technician competency, HV certification level, and workload
Monitor job progress and ensure ontime completion aligned with customer commitments
Coordinate workshop resources for EV servicing, including HV‑designated bays and tools
2. EV Technical Support & Quality Control
Provide advanced technical support for complex EV diagnostics and repairs, including:
High‑voltage battery systems
Power electronics (inverters, DC‑DC converters, onboard chargers)
Electric drive units and thermal management systems
Support diagnostics of vehicle software, CAN/LIN networks, communication faults, and OTA‑related issues
Assist technicians in diagnosing ADAS, sensor systems (radar, cameras), and intelligent driving features
Conduct final inspection and validation checks before vehicle release
Reduce repeat repairs and comebacks through effective quality control and root‑cause analysis
3. Productivity & Performance Monitoring
Monitor technician productivity, efficiency, attendance, and job quality
Improve workflow, bay utilization, and EV service turnaround time
Coordinate closely with Service Advisors on job status, technical findings, and delivery timelines
Optimize EV diagnostic processes to minimize down‑time and rework
4. Warranty, Compliance & Documentation
Ensure all repairs comply with warranty policies, technical bulletins, and repair procedures
Verify correct fault diagnosis, test plans, and rectification steps for warranty claims
Ensure accurate and complete documentation of:
Diagnostic reports
High‑voltage isolation certificates
Battery and software fault logs
Ensure use of approved parts, tools, software systems, and repair methods
5. Training & Team Development (EV Focus)
Mentor, coach, and guide technicians and apprentices in EV systems
Assess technician competency in HV safety levels, diagnostics, and software usage
Identify EV‑specific training needs and support certification development
Promote a culture of continuous learning, safety awareness, and technical excellence
Support knowledge sharing on new models, updates, and technologies
6. Safety, EV Handling & Housekeeping
Enforce workplace health, safety, and environmental procedures
Strictly enforce high‑voltage safety protocols, including:
Lock‑out/tag‑out procedures
HV PPE usage
Battery handling and storage requirements
Ensure proper use and maintenance of EV‑specific tools and diagnostic equipment
Maintain a clean, organized, and safe EV workshop environment
7. EV Technical Capability & Workshop Readiness
Support diagnosis and repair of:
High‑voltage battery packs and modules
Charging systems (AC/DC, fast charging)
Power distribution and energy management systems
Maintain EV workshop readiness, including:
HV tooling and insulated equipment
Diagnostic software and calibration tools
Emergency response and safety equipment
Stay up to date with EV technologies, OTA updates, intelligent driving systems, and manufacturer guidelines
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Education
Certificate or Diploma in Automotive Technology, Automotive Engineering, or equivalent vocational qualification
EV or High‑Voltage Systems certification is a strong advantage
Experience
Minimum 5–7 years experience as an automotive technician
At least 2–3 years experience as a Foreman, Senior Technician, or Team Leader
Dealership experience with EV or technology‑driven brands preferred
Hands‑on experience with EV diagnostics, high‑voltage systems, or software‑based vehicles
CAPABILITY REQUIREMENTS
1. Technical Capability (EV‑Focused)
Strong diagnostic and troubleshooting skills across:
Electrical and electronic systems
High‑voltage EV systems
Vehicle networks and control modules
Practical understanding of:
EV architecture and energy management
Battery systems and thermal control
ADAS and intelligent vehicle features
Ability to interpret service manuals, wiring diagrams, diagnostic data, and software logs
2. Leadership & Management
Ability to lead, coach, and motivate EV workshop staff
Strong decision‑making and analytical problem‑solving skills
Effective communication with technicians, service advisors, and management
Ability to set technical direction and uphold quality standards
3. Operational Skills
Strong time management and job prioritization skills
High attention to detail, safety, and workmanship quality
Ability to work effectively under pressure in a fast‑paced, technology‑driven EV environment
Proactive mindset toward innovation, learning, and process improvement
Licensure
Valid Driver’s License (appropriate to vehicle category)
OEM / Manufacturer technical certifications
Workplace Safety certification (as required by local regulations)
Trade certification or automotive technician license (if required by local authority)
EV / High-voltage safety certification (preferred or to be obtained)
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