Our skilled instructors will teach you how to inspect, repair, service, and maintain heavy-duty truck and heavy equipment diesel engines, such as heavy-duty trucks over one-ton classification, buses, ships, railroad locomotives and equipment, stationary diesel engines in electrical generators
As a result, there is a need for qualified professionals who can diagnose and repair this type of equipment. Help keep these industries moving by enrolling in our Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology program.
The diesel and heavy equipment technology program has also partnered with Carolina CAT/LiftOne, the Caterpillar dealer for Western North Carolina, to establish the Carolina CAT Service Technician Program in order to meet the expected demand for these high-tech and hands-on careers.
What you will learn
Our skilled instructors will teach you how to inspect, repair, service, and maintain heavy-duty truck and heavy equipment diesel engines, such as heavy-duty trucks over one-ton classification, buses, ships, railroad locomotives and equipment, stationary diesel engines in electrical generators, and related equipment, so you can make the adjustments needed to ensure their future safety and performance.
Upon completing our diesel and heavy equipment technology degree program, you will:
use appropriate service information, tools, equipment, procedures, and technical terminology associated with the industry
apply the skills necessary to maintain, disassemble, and reassemble the basic systems related to diesel transport and heavy equipment
test, calibrate, diagnose, and repair complex electronic, pneumatic, and hydraulically-controlled diesel components and equipment
gain an introduction to industry careers
increase your awareness of the diverse technologies associated with this dynamic and challenging field
be prepared to take the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) exam
be prepared for employment as an entry-level transportation service technician in dealerships, fleet shops, or independent repair shops
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Equity:
We believe all individuals have the potential to succeed and we will provide student-focused pathways to achievement.
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