Diesel & Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology
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Are you searching for Diesel and Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology training near your home in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio?

If so, read below for information on the Diesel and Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology Program offered by the New Castle School of Trades.

Jumpstart Your Career

Enrolling in the 80-week Diesel & Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology course at one of the leading trade and technical schools offers you the opportunity to train for skills that are in-demand and growing. What's more, our Diesel and Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology Program provides you with commercial truck driving skills – opening up even more career opportunities for you.

In addition, you'll receive all the Diesel Technician training you'll need to land a position in the diesel engine repair field. You'll learn how to:

• Diagnose, troubleshoot and disassemble diesel engines;
• Replace pistons, bearings, gears, valves, and bushings;
• Installing ignition systems;
• Perform wheel alignment and replace steering/suspension components;
• Replace transmissions and parts;
• Lubricate moving parts;
• Diagnose problems with and replace chassis assemblies; and
• Replacing both air and hydraulic brakes.

Graduates of the Diesel and Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology program will also be able to apply repair skills to heavy construction equipment including undercarriage repair. Mobile heavy equipment technicians (field service technicians) are often called on site to make immediate repairs to disabled construction equipment as many sites operate around the clock.

You'll be able to apply these in-demand skills to several diesel job opportunities, including working with:

• Heavy Construction Equipment,
• Heavy Trucks,
• Semi-tractors,
• Diesel-powered cars

You owe it to yourself to enroll in one of the leading trade and technology schools in the Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio region to start your career in Diesel and Heavy Equipment Field Service Technology.

Enroll in New Castle School of Trades for a Rewarding Career

Enroll in the New Castle School of Trades' 80-week Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology training program that offers you instruction in such skills as:

• Diesel engine repair
• Engine electronics
• CAT Equipment
• Undercarriage repair

We also assist you to be even more successful in your career by offering training in such courses as:

• Career Preparation
• Strategies for Success, Job Readiness,
• Financial Basics, Customer Service,
• And more

In fact, we offer graduates of our Diesel and Heavy Equipment Technology program job placement assistance. And, if you believe you'll find it difficult coming up with the funds to finance your education, the New Castle School of Trades provides you with a variety of Financial Aid Programs for those who qualify.

Bottom line. Don't let finances prevent you from learning a needed and sought-after skill. The need for Diesel and Heavy Equipment Field Service Technicians is only expected to grow in the coming years.

Help for Veterans

If you served our country, NCST wants to serve you -€“ we are a GI Bill-friendly school and we consider it an honor to help our nation's armed services veterans learn the trade and technical skills that will help them get great jobs in the private sector.

Contact Us Today

Join other professionals who have taken their careers to the next level and enroll in one of the leading trade and technical schools in the Pennsylvania/Ohio area. New Castle School of Trades has been training students with real world skills that can put you to work. Let this be the year that you get the training you need to start earning the salary you deserve.

You owe it to your future to contact us at (800) 837-8299 and find out if this program is right for you.

If you're ready to get started now, fill out our online application form and one of our representatives will be in touch soon.

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