Science Career
Diesel Mechanic!
Degree Needed
Most diesel mechanics learn information on the job, but employers prefer applicants who have completed postsecondary training programs in diesel engine repair. It's not required, but industry certification is important for diesel mechanics.
What a Diesel Mechanic does in Detail.
A diesel engineer works on and repairs diesel engines. They work on almost all diesel engines as in buses, semi trucks.
Experience/Skills needed
Diesel Engine Fundamentals
Fuel Injection Systems
Truck Electricity and Electronics
Batteries and Starting Systems
Ignition and Computer Systems
Clutches and Standard Transmissions
Fuel Injection Systems
Truck Electricity and Electronics
Batteries and Starting Systems
Ignition and Computer Systems
Clutches and Standard Transmissions
What branch of science most of this career falls under and why?
It is physical because the vehicles are not alive or breathing.
Something you found interesting about the career?
The pay is much lower than I thought.
Some Pictures of People on the Job.
On the Job.
Working on a big rig engine. Site-http://tradeindustry.csi.edu/diesel/
Old Engine
This is the kinds of motors you would work on as a diesel engineer. site-www.educationcenteronline.org
Parts
You would also have to work on other parts such as the clutch, flywheel, transition, and more. site-www.pennfoster.edu