These training standards for motor vehicle mechanics are intended to be used by apprentice/trainees, instructors, and companies in Ontario, Canada, as a blueprint for training or as a prerequisite for accreditation/certification. The training standards identify skills required for this occupation and its related training program. They are designed specifically for documenting the apprentice/trainee's acquisition of skills. English and French versions of the text appear on adjoining pages. Introductory materials include directions to trainers and apprentice/trainee, forms to record employer information (address, telephone, summary of hours, and sign off), and a training unit completion form. Seventeen training units are included. For each training unit, general and terminal performance objectives are provided, with spaces for supervisor and apprentice signatures indicating completion of terminal performance objectives. Unit titles are as follows: (1) demonstrate safe working practice and techniques; (2) apply work practices and procedures; (3) perform basic vehicle servicing functions; (4) inspect and repair engine cooling and exhaust systems; (5) diagnose and repair braking systems; (6) diagnose and repair steering and suspension systems; (7) inspect and service electrical charging and starting systems; (8) diagnose and repair engines (mechanical); (9) diagnose and repair differentials, drive shafts, and drive axels; (10) diagnose and repair manual transmissions, transaxles, and transfer cases; (11) diagnose and repair automatic transmission transaxles; (12) diagnose and repair ignition systems; (13) diagnose and repair auxiliary electrical/electronic safety, convenience, and comfort systems; (14) diagnose and repair fuel systems; (15) diagnose and repair engine management and emission control systems; (16) diagnose and repair heating ventilation and air conditioning systems; and (17) diagnose and repair occupant restraint systems. A competency analysis profile chart is attached. (NLA)