The Diesel Technology program generally deals with trucks and rubber-tired equipment. The program is four semesters long and shares a common first year with the Automotive program. The second year is very specific training in Diesel Technology related topics. Diesel Technology graduates have been placed statewide in independent repair shops, various fleets, construction, mining, aviation ground support, and the seafood processing support industry. Employers require a current vehicle operator's license, a good driving record, and good physical condition.
Equal opportunities are available for men and women.
Contact the department for details. Automotive Technology certificates require demonstrated computer competency. A 3 credit course in a computer language or an introductory course in data processing or microcomputers. Self-initiated computer competency as approved by the faculty advisor. A total of 51 credits is required for the certificate.