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While learning in our simulated simulated office, you’ll learn to -
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Learn to Use
Tools & Equipment
Backhole Loaders
Electrical Systems
Engines
Excavators
Forklifts
Hydraulic Systems
School Buses
Tractors
Welding
Earn Certifications
Earn Certifications
Through this program, you’ll be prepared to earn -
S/P2 Pollution Prevention & Mechanical Safety
State of Michigan HDT
Brakes & Braking Systems
Drive Train
Electrical System
Diesel
Engine Repair
Gasoline
Suspension and Steering Systems
Earn College Credit
Earn College Credit
Up to 13 free college credits available*
*Students must meet requirements.
The number of credits varies by college.
Future Career Options & Earnings
After High School
With Additional Training or College
Automotive Diesel Repair Technician or Manager
Heavy Equipment Industrial Repair Technician or Manager (off road)
Marine Equipment Repair Technician or Manager
Railroad Equipment Repair Technician or Manager
Automotive Repair Business Owner
Off Road Repair Business Owner
Future Earning Potential
The range of pay for professionals in Diesel & Equipment Technology covers a broad range and depends upon many factors.
Farm Equipment Service Technician - $30,000-$62,000
Diesel Technician - $31,000-$60,000
Heavy Equipment Repair Technician - $38,000-$75,000
Diesel Supervisor - $46,000-$101,000
Location
Classes take place at:
Kent Career Tech Center
Instructors
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