Cert in Heavy/Industrial Equipment Maintenance Technologies/Technicians

This diploma teaches students to repair and maintain machines running on diesel or gas fuel, from building equipment to boats, though the focus falls on large trucks. Over two semesters and 32 credits, students study topics like fuel delivery for diesel engines and climate control in heavy trucks. Classes are held at the Oak Creek Campus, with enrollment possible in August or January. Career paths named on the page include construction, marine work, energy, farming, government agencies, freight and distribution, factories and warehouses. Students interested in passenger vehicles can look at the college's separate automotive programs, which concentrate on cars and lighter trucks. Prerequisites apply, and current students are advised to check their personal plan for specific requirements. Students should check prerequisites before enrolling.