Automotive Technology

Automotive Technology involves the diagnosis, adjustment, and repair of automobiles and light trucks whenever mechanical or electrical troubles occur. Automotive technicians also perform routine maintenance work such as oil changes, lube jobs, and tune-ups. Automotive technicians use a variety of tools in their work. Most mechanics perform a variety of repairs, while others may specialize. The three-year program in Automotive Technology will familiarize you with all phases of automotive construction, design, operation, and troubleshooting.

What Qualities Should I Have?
Obviously, you should have a desire to study and repair internal combustion engines. You should not mind working with dirty, greasy parts or working in awkward or cramped positions. You should be able to apply basic mechanical principles and have good eyesight and hearing. You should also have a normal resistance to various types of solutions, chemicals, and noise. The ability to interact with and the desire to please customers are also essential qualities.

Instructor: Chris Mrowka (ext. 3350)
CIP 47.0604