This program will train you to repair and maintain diesel and gasoline-powered equipment such as trucks, buses, farm equipment, stationary engines, and components. With these skills, you can pursue a career as an equipment technician in the construction, logging, diesel, trucking, or farming industries. Maintain occupational relationships Effectively communicate with customers and peers A typical day is six hours of classroom and lab work. Students may work part-time in a related field while in the program. Program begins fall and spring semesters.
Students can complete the basic program in one year.
The second year includes lab work, which involves handling actual repair projects for local dealerships, independent garages, and specialty shops. See our Program details under Centers of Distinction . Be sure to ask us about it. Preparatory classes, tutoring, and technical assistance are available before you begin and throughout your education.