Diesel/Heavy Equipment Technician (Truck Technician) | |
Technical Diploma-Two Years | |
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This program has an August entry date.Program DescriptionIf you have a talent for working with mechanical systems and good problem-solving skills, the Diesel/Heavy Equipment Technician program could be a good match for you. As a graduate, you would inspect, analyze, and repair heavy trucks and equipment. Many employers require NATEF/ASE and Department of Transportation certification. The Diesel Truck Technician program at CVTC helps you meet those requirements, giving you an edge when it comes time to start your career. Your instructors are ASE certified Heavy Duty Truck Technicians with many years of trade and teaching experience. Your program will include instruction in several core areas, all required for NATEF/ASE certification: • Diesel engines • Suspension and steering • Brakes • Electrical/electronic systems • Preventive maintenance inspection • Drive train • Heating • Air conditioning systems All students graduate from the program with a Class "A" commercial driver's license - necessary if you're going to test drive those big rigs - along with DOT certifications as a 396.25 Brake Inspector, 396.19 Vehicle Inspector, and State AG 136 Mobile Air Conditioning Certification. The job outlook is very good for people with strong technical skills who complete formal training in diesel mechanics. This program offers the training you need for a competitive edge toward starting your career! Program Admission Requirements• COMPASS pre-entry assessment • Controlled substance testing before beginning core courses Helpful Academic Background• Automotive classes • Mathematics • Science MessagesNATEF/ASE stands for National Automotive Technician Education Foundation/Automotive Service Excellence. NATEF/ASE is an independent organization dedicated to maintaining high standards in vehicle service and repair. Students are subject to random controlled substance testing while enrolled in the program. For free help in preparing for the COMPASS, contact any of CVTC's Academic Service Centers. For more information about this program, contact the program counselor at 800-547-2882 or 715-833-6346. For general admissions information, contact the Admissions Office at 800-547-2882 or 715-833-6246. For financial aid information, contact the Financial Aid Office at 800-547-2882 or 715-833-6200. | |