PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
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The Medium/Heavy Diesel Technology program teaches students the maintenance and repair of diesel systems found in medium-heavy equipment like trucks, buses, cranes, tractors, and more. Students will use computers to troubleshoot and diagnose electrical systems, brakes, suspension, steering, and hydraulics using Snap-on Tools technology and equipment.
During the program, accommodations and modifications are provided to high school students based on the IEP/504. In addition, Dual enrollment is available for eligible high school students. They can earn college credit through the program and transfer these credits to a community college or university, towards a specific degree.
After completion of the two-year program, successful candidates will be prepared to seek certifications like the ASE Entry Level Certification. Moreover, West-MEC offers industry credential tests at no additional cost. Through the program and certification, students are provided a pathway to economic independence.
CAREER PATHWAYS
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Careers that a student could pursue after receiving their certification(s) are: Fleet maintenance technician, diesel technician, diesel engine specialist, general maintenance technician, service writer, equipment/engine sales, parts management*
Some technicians specialize in certain vehicles but all of them look into maintenance and repair while ensuring that vehicles meet safety regulations.
Medium/Heavy Diesel Technology entry-level salary: $16.18 – $20.35 per hour**
*with additional education in this pathway | **Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment & Wages
NORTHEAST CAMPUS
1617 W Williams Dr.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
PROGRAM INFORMATION
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Scope & Sequence
CTE Technical Standards
CTE Professional Skills Standards
Advisory Council Information
Grant/Scholarship Information
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2021-22 INFORMATION
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Program Information Sheet
CAMPUS SOCIAL MEDIA PAGE
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@westmecnecdiesel
