The Engine Technology program provides students with the training to maintain and repair two and four-cycle engines, chain saws, motorcycles, snowmobiles, construction equipment, lawn equipment, small farm equipment and various other types of equipment. These items represent a significant portion of the mechanical equipment that requires the services of repair and maintenance mechanics. The curriculum covers the following areas: Small engines, (both four-cycle and two-cycle), large frame engines (100 to 150 horsepower), diesel engines, motorcycle maintenance, construction equipment, electric motors, transmissions, hydraulics, pneumatics, various areas of welding, parts management, salesmanship, small business management, customer relations, employability skills, and interpersonal skills.

EETC certification may be obtained, as well as certification through Tecumseh.

Employment opportunities available after high school graduation:
Outdoor Power Equipment Technician, Motorcycle Subassembly Technician, Commercial Technician, Parts Management Technician, Equipment Salesperson, Hydraulics/Pneumatics Technician, Basic Welder.

Employment opportunities requiring apprenticeship training after high school:
Construction Equipment Technician.

Employment opportunities requiring 2-years of specialized training after high school:
Motorcycle Technician, Automotive Repair Technician Specialist.

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Last updated 10/2011.