Students can become skilled in motive power by training with industry-standard tools, diagnostic equipment, and lifts. They will learn to operate, diagnose and service all types of vehicles, from standard automobiles to industrial heavy-duty equipment, and have the opportunity to work on the latest technology by way of vehicle donations. Students will perform actual service procedures on a wide variety of components found in the power train of heavy vehicles, install and set up clutches, and tear down and assess the condition of manual transmissions. Includes a two-week work placement

Students will learn: • Gasoline and diesel engine operation • Fuel delivery systems • Electrical systems and engine controls • Steering, suspension and brakes • Hydraulic and air brake systems • Hybrid systems

Future Careers: • Automotive service technician • Truck and coach technician • Heavy equipment technician • Parts technician • New vehicle sales and leasing