Power Systems students learn to repair and service gas and diesel engines, hydraulic systems, power train systems, electrical systems and air conditioning systems. Students have the opportunity to overhaul, restore and maintain small engines, tractors and industrial diesel equipment. Graduates are prepared for opportunities in sales and service, small business, farm and industrial settings.
Career opportunities:
Diesel Mechanic
Small Engine Mechanic
Lawn and Garden Equipment Sales
Air Conditioning Installer
Air Conditioning Service Technician
Hydraulic Service Technician
Farm Equipment Mechanic
Lawn and Garden Equipment Service
Sales or Parts Technician
Skills gained:
Service Ignition/Electrical Systems
Repair Clutch/Drive Shaft/Transmission
Service Cylinder Head/Valve/Camshaft
Service Engine Block/Piston/Crankshaft
Maintain/Repair Lubrication System
Maintain/Repair Cooling System
Gasoline/Diesel Fuel Systems
Maintain/Repair Hydraulic Systems
Certifications/College credit:
Power Systems Technology is certified by the National Automotive Technician Education Foundation, commonly known as Automotive Service Excellence, ASE in Refrigerant Recovery and Recycling, and OKI Systems Powered Industrial Trucks. Colleges and technical schools that recognize credits earned in the program include Ohio Auto Diesel Technical College, Kubota Training Center, Massey Ferguson North American Training, Sperry New Holland Training, Ford Training Center, The Ohio State University and Morehead University. Internships, job placement Seniors may be eligible for early job placement the second half of the school year. Criteria for placement include instructor recommendation, grade point average and attendance.
Contact Instructor Dan Tobler at 513-932-5677 ext. 5250 or dan.tobler@mywccc.org.