Small Truck, Heave Truck & Diesel: Instruction and practice are provided in repair/replacement/adjustment of all truck related components and systems: electricity/electronics, fuel systems, manual drive trains, engine tune-up and repair, brakes and preventive maintenance. Other activities include the use of technical manuals, computer based training, precision measuring tools, a variety of hand/power tools, and testing/diagnostic equipment. Two years (4 semesters) are available for both large and small trucks.
Students may focus on heavy-duty vehicles and have similar experiences, which apply to diesel and heavy trucks. Additional experiences include diesel fuel systems, diesel engine tupe-up, large truck air systems, steering, and axle maintenance.
A second year of advanced training is available to students who qualify with a grade of "C" or better. Emphasis is placed on improving critical thinking skills while performing such tasks as diesel engine and heavy truck automatic transmission overhaul, electrical/electronic troubleshooting, air conditioning/refrigeration, and hydraulic systems.
Special Requirements: Work uniform, safety glasses, and leather work shoes
Automotive YES Internships- A Manufacturers' Technician Training Program
The CCOC Transportation Program is a nationally recognized manufacturer-supported program. Qualifying students are eligible to participate in worksite-based internships at independent repair shops and General Motors, Toyota, VW, DaimlerChrysler, and Honda new car dealerships. These training partnerships prepare students to attend a community college program concurrently with dealership employment.
