Truck and Transport Service Technician (Woodstock)

Program Overview

Every day in Canada, tens of thousands of trucks and transportation vehicles hit the roads. From goods and materials on big rigs to people on buses, they move just about everything. The transportation of goods in a timely manner is vital to business. Truck and transport service technicians are the people who keep the equipment rolling safely down the road. If you’re a gearhead who loves working on anything with wheels, imagine what you could do working on machines with 18 of them.

In our Truck and Transport Service Technician program, you'll gain hands-on experience with the nuts and bolts of every system on some of the largest vehicles out there. You'll learn about the engine, electrical, hydraulic, braking, and other vehicle systems, and how to examine vehicles for defects, diagnose the cause of malfunctions using computerized technology, overhaul mechanical systems and fit and reassemble new parts. Pursue a career with serious horsepower. Enroll today in the Truck and Transport Service Technician program and start the wheels turning on a great future.

Program Structure

The Truck and Transport Service Technician program is designed to be completed within one academic year of full-time study. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers various essential areas of study, including:

• Workplace Safety
• Engines (Diesel and Gas)
• Electrical Systems
• Vehicle Service
• Brake Systems
• Power Train
• Hydraulic Systems
• Preventive Maintenance
• Shop Practice
• Welding and Cutting
• Steering and Suspension
• Workplace Essential Skills

This program also includes options for practical experience, allowing students to apply their knowledge in real-world settings. Students will have access to a connected learning environment, requiring a laptop and internet access to ensure effective learning.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on experience with large vehicles, including trucks and transport systems.
• Practical training in diagnosing and repairing vehicle systems.
• Opportunities to work with computerized technology for vehicle diagnostics.
• Exposure to various vehicle systems, including hydraulic, electrical, and braking systems.
• Practicum experience to apply learned skills in a real-world environment.

Career Options

Graduates of the Truck and Transport Service Technician program can explore a variety of career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Heavy-Duty Equipment Mechanic: Specializes in the repair and maintenance of heavy machinery and equipment.
• Automotive Service Technician: Works on the maintenance and repair of cars and light trucks.
• Truck and Bus Mechanic: Focuses on the repair and servicing of trucks and buses, ensuring they operate safely and efficiently.
• Diesel Mechanic: Specializes in the repair and maintenance of diesel engines used in trucks and heavy equipment.
• Fleet Maintenance Technician: Responsible for the upkeep and repair of a fleet of vehicles, ensuring they are roadworthy and compliant with regulations.

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