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Diesel Equipment Technology

Associate Degree Information

Contact:
Chad Dudley
660-646-3414 OR fax 660 646 3568
cdudley@grts.org
National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence
Equipment & Engine Training Council

 

Find out if Diesel Equipment Technology is for you!
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Visit our individual Diesel Equipment Technology web site to learn more about our program!

Can You See Your Future?

The Diesel and Equipment Technology Program is a one-year program with an optional second year. Our training covers most equipment systems.

  • Fasteners, welding, torque
  • Precision measurement
  • Industrial gas engines
  • Arctic Cat ATV
  • Mechanical diesel engines
  • Electronic diesel engines
  • Electrical systems
  • Power trains
  • Hydraulics
  • Air Conditioning
  • Machine pre-delivery
  • Failure Analysis

Instructor Certifications
EETC
  • 2- & 4-cycle engines
  • drivelines & hydraulics
  • electrical systems
  • diesel engines
  • fuel systems
ARCTIC Cat

Arctic Cat Catmaster Gold Level

IMACA

Mobile Air Conditioning Certification

Possible Student Certifications

EETC  ASE  IMACA  ARCTIC Cat


New Technicians Are Needed
A+ students - Tuition Free!

New technicians are needed more than ever. The diesel engine is the workhorse powering the nation's trucks, buses, farm and heavy equipment because it delivers more power and is more durable than its gasoline-burning counterpart. Diesel-powered engines are also becoming more prevalent in light vehicles, including pickups and other work trucks.

Career Opportunities:

  • Technician
  • Parts Person
  • Sales
  • Engineering
  • Training
  • Design
  • Management

Technicians must be flexible, adapting to customers' needs and new technologies. Those who have the skills in math, problem solving, computers, and public relations are in high demand, and these skills are needed every day in a diesel career.

Free College Credit!

Students enrolled in the Diesel and Equipment Technology program have many options. After completion of the program, a student may transfer to North Central Missouri College for one year to complete an AAS degree. This degree is then transferable to Northwest Missouri State University toward a Bachelor Degree.

Visit our class web site and find out if Diesel Equipment Technology is for you!

Why College?

The field of diesel and equipment technology is wide open - just waiting for aggressive individuals to explore it!

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