Overview
The Mechanical Fitness Assessment Form (PDF, 465 KB) form needs to be completed by a licensed journeyman technician with a trade certificate as an Automotive Service Technician or Heavy Equipment Technician under the Apprenticeship and Industry Training Act.
The assessment form identifies more than 60 vehicle equipment parts, including equipment in the:
- powertrain
- lamps
- instruments
- brakes
- steering
- suspension
- frame and body
- tires and wheels
- electrical
A Mechanical Fitness Assessment (MFA) is valid for 120 days from the time of completion. Automotive businesses selling used vehicles are required to provide an MFA prior to the sale of the vehicle.
Concerns
Consumers with concerns about an automotive business should contact the Alberta Motor Vehicle Industry Council (AMVIC) at 1-877-979-8100.
AMVIC is responsible for administering and enforcing automotive industry legislation under the Consumer Protection Act and related regulations.
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