Heavy Duty Diesel Technology

What do our students learn?

The 3 major areas of ASE Heavy Duty Diesel repair: Diesel Engines T2, Drive-train (clutches, manual transmissions, drive lines, differential assemblies) T3, and Brakes T4
Heavy duty diesel preventative maintenance and inspection T8
Advanced training in hydraulics, steering and suspension T5, HVAC T7, and Electrical/electronic systems (T6) for diesel vehicles
Diagnosis and repair modern heavy-duty diesel trucks
Diagnosis and repair of heavy duty diesel emissions systems, electrical and electronics

Intermediate Technical Certificate (ITC):
- 2 full-time semesters (12 months)
Advanced Technical Certificate (ATC):
- 4 full-time semesters (24 months)
Associate of Applied Science Degree (AAS):
- 4 full-time semesters (29 months) including 5 general education classes

Over the last five years our graduates started out averaging $20,800 to $42,640*

(Based on a 2080-hour work year, wage information is given within the first year of employment)

100% - Average placement for graduates over the past five years