The Diesel and Mechanical Technology department introduces students to careers related to the construction, operation, and maintenance of equipment used by the agriculture industry. Topics will include safety, outdoor power equipment, woodworking, electrical systems and diagnostics, cold metal work and welding technology, concrete, gasoline and diesel engine principles, and hydraulics. Students choosing to major in Diesel and Mechanical Technology are prepared to further their education or enter into the workforce.
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Career Pathways
Career Pathways
Entry Level
Entry Level
Carpentry Labor
Livestock Hauler
Driver
Retail and Services
Trade/Technical
Trade/Technical
Assembly Technician
Automotive Technician
Construction Foreperson
Maintenance and Service Technician
Sales Representative
Welder Apprenticeship
Service Writer Publications and Manuals
Professional
Professional
Teaching and Education
Carpentry Management and Ownership
Construction Project Manager
Warehouse Management
Electrical Engineer
Parts Manager
Welder
Mechanical Engineer
Heavy Equipment Operator
Mechanic and Service Technician
Certifications
Certifications
OHSA 10
OPE 4 cycle certification
SNAP ON Meter Cart
Skills
Skills
Diesel and Mechanical Technology majors learn a variety of skills for college and careers. Among the skills taught and learned are…
Establish and maintain a healthy work environment
Develop effective management practices and organizational skills
Develop a commitment to professional standards
Ability to work effectively across disciplines as part of a team within the Diesel and Mechanical industries
Further development in science and math applications
Development of large and small engine mechanical systems, analysis, and evaluation
Projects and Field Trips
Projects and Field Trips
Milton Caterpillar
Work Based Learning Partners
Work Based Learning Partners
Milton Caterpillar
Cummins
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