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Total 16 Automotive and Diesel Maintenance Technology Certificate of Proficiency in Automotive and Diesel Maintenance 13 Credit Hours The Certificate of Proficiency in Automotive and Diesel Maintenance provides instruction and training in the foundational automotive and diesel mechanical skills required for performing basic maintenance on heavy truck and automotive engines and brakes. Knowledge of shop safety and proper use of tools are also emphasized. Credits earned in this program apply toward completion of a Technical Certificate in Automotive and Diesel Maintenance. Job Opportunities Mechanic (small shops) Fleet Technicians (large shops) Lead Technicians (trucking companies) Shop Foreman (dealerships) Specialty Technicians (dealerships part technicians) Program Goals Program graduates will be able to: • know and apply the concepts and terminology common to heavy truck/diesel and automotive mechanics. • apply the skillful use of common tools, test equipment, and technology for preventive maintenance. • troubleshoot and repair fundamental preventative maintenance on heavy truck and automotive systems and perform brake system repair. • demonstrate the professional/ethical behaviors of timeliness and self-directed task completion. Program Requirements The following outline of requirements should be used as a planning worksheet. Students should take care to check course prerequisites in planning their program of study.