Diesel-powered vehicles are found in construction roles, trains, marine applications and are commonly used in the military. In addition, fixed diesel engines are widely used as a power source for generators, pumps, and other applications requiring a dependable and economical source of power.  The Diesel Mechanics Program is a two-year training sequence aimed at students who have a desire to work on trucks, heavy machinery, and corporate fleets. 

This program is offered at both the Mount Morris and Batavia Career and Technical Education Centers.

Batavia
James Chamot, Instructor
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Mount Morris
Steve Jacobi, Instructor
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• Safe Work Practices and Emergency Procedures
• Tools and Equipment
• Diesel Engine Basics
• Brakes
• Steering and Suspension
• Electrical and Electronics
• Diesel Engine Operation, Components, and Cooling
• Diesel Engine Fuel, Exhaust, Emissions, and Tune-up
• Manual and Automatic Transmissions
• HVAC for Heavy Vehicles
• Hydraulics
• Vehicle Maintenance and Inspection Procedures

School Bus Mechanic
Heavy Vehicle Service Technician
Large and Commercial Vehicle Repair and Maintenance
Marine and Railroad Engine Diesel Mechanics
Fixed Diesel Mechanics
Small Engine Diesel Mechanic

4.0 CTE

• Follow all safety procedures, and practice safe work habits at all times
• use equipment safely
• work well individually and with a team
• apply problem-solving skills to service procedures
• have sufficient physical ability to manipulate tools and equipment