Individually prescribed instruction and self-study established to meet specific training objectives. May be repeated. Credits earned not directly applicable to degree or certificate. Consists of electrical basics and technical aspects of repair and overhauling, and ignition, charging, and starting systems.
Student is paid, part-time employee under employer's immediate supervision.
Program coordinator works with employer to establish and maintain training goals. Classroom study of basic hydraulics and air brake systems, and service and repair procedures on components used on heavy equipment vehicles. Shop practice in testing, troubleshooting, maintenance, repair, and use of tools and testing equipment needed to service hydraulics and pneumatic components. Student is paid part-time employee under employer's supervision. Program coordinator works with employer to establish and maintain training goals.