Diesel Technology

Tools & Equipment

• Backhole Loaders

• Electrical Systems

• Engines

• Excavators

• Forklifts

• Hydraulic Systems

• School Buses

• Tractors

• Welding

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

Up to 13 free college credits available*

*Students must meet requirements. 

The number of credits varies by college.

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

Classes take place at:

Kent Career Tech Center