Our instructors teach the concepts outlined in the curriculum as well as the real world knowledge that cannot be found in a book.
Our instructors teach the concepts outlined in the curriculum as well as the real world knowledge that cannot be found in a book.
Program length: 14 months daytime; 22 months evenings
This course is approximately 50 percent classroom training and 50 percent hands-on training.
Today's world runs on diesel, and this program will get you started on a career that could have you working on big rigs, cruise ships, offshore drilling platforms, power stations, farm equipment, railroads, or mining equipment.
In this program you'll learn to diagnose malfunctions and make repairs on diesel engines, suspension and steering, air brakes, electrical/electronics, drive train, HVAC, and hydraulics. You'll also learn to perform preventative maintenance.
*This is a partial list of courses required in this program. For complete program information, please refer to the school catalog.