Description:
Students in this program will learn skills needed to be able to cover the diagnosis and repair of the modern diesel truck. They will cover safety, tools, and equipment operation for the repair industry; learn about electrical theory, electrical system repairs, brake systems, engine repair, climate control system, steering/suspension systems, and the drive train. Students will cover Engine Performance and Drivability diagnosis using diagnostic tools to determine necessary action. Students will learn how to test and replace the components of all of these systems. In addition, students will learn about preventative maintenance inspection and service procedures, regulations, and documentation. This program is accredited by the ASE Education Foundation in all 8 areas: Brakes, Steering & Suspension, Drivetrain, HVAC, Electrical/Electronics, Preventive Maintenance, Diesel Engines, and Hydraulics.
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Hours:
Morning session – 8:10 – 11:10 a.m.
Afternoon session – 12:45 – 3:45 p.m.
Career Major Name: Medium/Heavy Diesel Truck Technician
Clock Hours/Weeks of Instruction: 900/34
Normal Completion Time: 34 weeks for full-time status
College Credit:
Prior Learning Assessment
Transfer Hours
Required Courses:
Career Opportunities:
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Application Process:
High school students see your home school counselor
Adults contact Mid-America recruiters 572-215-2060
Average Salary:
$32,240-$66,560
Accreditation:
OSBCTE (Oklahoma State Board of Career & Technology Education)
ASE Education Foundation – Truck Service Technology
Certifications:
ODCTE Competency Certification
ASE Student Certifications
EPA 608 HVAC Certification
EPA 609 HVAC Certification
**CTSO: SkillsUSA
**Career Technical Student Organization (CTSO)