Diesel / Heavy Duty Technology

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The Diesel/Heavy Duty Technology program provides training in a variety of diesel powered vehicles, engines and power systems. Students learn theory of operation and preventive maintenance of diesel systems and progress to actual hands-on work in the maintenance and repair of transmissions, differentials, brakes, steering and suspension, wheel alignment, hydraulics and engine rebuilding. Through the Volvo/Mack partnership, students are introduced to the latest advances in the trucking industry and can specialize in engine design, micro-processing, air conditioning, and transmissions.

Estimated Cost
Adult College Admission Fee $40.00
Adult Tuition and Fees $2,278.00
High School Fees $17.00
Books and Supplies Varies
Certificate Processing Fee $40.00
Financial Aid Availability
Pell Grants Apply
Scholarships Eligible
Veterans Eligible
Program Details
Admissions and Job Requirements Details
Program Start Date Start class anytime
Classroom Availability Daytime: Mon, Tues, Weds, Thurs, Fri: 7:40 a.m.-2:30 pm
Extended: Tues and Thurs: 5:00 p.m.-8:00 pm
Program Length 1200 hours (11 months) *
Location DATC Main Campus
Course Requirements Details
Course Descriptions Details
Credentials
Certificates DATC Certificate of Program Completion
Industry Certification Details
Jobs
Utah Job Outlook 3,430 - 3,990
Utah Wage $12.85 - $28.04
Job Title & SOC 49-3031.00 - Bus/Truck Mechanics/Diesel Engine Specialists
Academic Partnerships
College/University Details
* Based on full-time enrollment

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Verify you meet program Admissions Requirements
Complete the DATC Admissions process:
  • Complete the DATC Admissions Application
  • Pay the $40.00 fee online or to the cashier in Student Services
  • Take the Admissions Assessment in the DATC Testing Center in Student Services
  • Attend a DATC orientation (held every Tuesday at 2:00 p.m.)
Meet with an Enrollment Technician in Student Services
Start class
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