Diesel Service Technology

COURSE OVERVIEW: 1ST YEAR
(DOE COURSE: DIESEL SERVICE TECHNOLOGY I-5620)

The Diesel Technology program is designed to provide training in the diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of heavy-duty agricultural equipment, construction equipment, medium/heavy diesel trucks, and other heavy-duty diesel systems. The Diesel Technology program will provide training in entry-level skills of engine repair/diagnosis, emission, electrical and fuel systems, power trains, steering and suspension, brake systems, air conditioning, welding and hydraulics.

Introduce students to diesel engine operating principles and theories
Experience hands-on training on diesel engines, fuel systems and engine electrical systems
Practical experience using OEM diagnostic software and service information
Earn tools and scholarship money
CDL licensure instruction

COURSE OVERVIEW: 2ND YEAR
(DOE COURSE: DIESEL SERVICE TECHNOLOGY II-5624)

Introduce students to operation principles and theories of heavy duty drive trains, brakes, steering and suspension
Hands-on training on drive trains, brakes, suspension and steering
Learn DOT and preventative maintenance inspection skills
CDL licensure instruction
Prerequisite: Diesel Service Technology 1
(DOE COURSE: DIESEL SERVICE TECHNOLOGY I-5620)

CAREER FOCUS

Students will be prepared for entry level positions in the diesel service technology field, ASE certification and/or further education in the trucking, heavy equipment, agriculture and marine fields

Earn up to 30 college credits and early college certificate
ASE certifications available
1st year costs = $50
2nd year costs = $50