The navigator above requires JavaScript. Please enable it or navigate using this table. Students also learn how to use diagnostic equipment such as the dynamometer, which measures engine power, and special fuel injection equipment. None Job Information Diesel or heavy duty mechanics use common hand tools as well as specialized tools and computerized diagnostic equipment. Heavy duty mechanics can work for trucking companies and repair shops, or they may be required to travel to a work site to repair construction equipment.
Most companies require their employees to supply their own tools.
Beginning mechanics can usually start with a basic set and acquire more tools as their skills broaden. Most companies also require their mechanics to have a valid Commercial Driver's License upon employment so that they can move equipment in and out of the shop. Pre-Training Preparation Please send comments, questions, and corrections to Johnny Erickson .