A two-day course focusing on advanced electrical and electronic diagnostic skills through hands-on activities as it pertains to on and off-road heavy equipment. Basic/Applied Electrical is a pre-requisite.
Topics include: Learners will troubleshoot and gain knowledge in electrical inputs and outputs in controller circuits, electronic components, reading fault codes, CAN Bus, and calibrations.
Regular Price $1500 NOW offered for $750 (50% discount) due to the Empire State Development NY Empowers Grant
Number of Hours
16 hrs
Prerequisites
Applied Electrical Microcredential
Skills
Apply analog and digital signal theory, Diagnosing switches, sensors, and solenoids, Identify and diagnose CAN Bus, identify and diagnose fault codes, perform calibration
Stackable Degrees
AAS Agricultural Business, AAS Animal Science, AAS Power and Machinery, BT Agricultural Business, BT Agricultural Equipment Technology, BT Animal Science
Career Outlook
There is a need to train current mechanics at heavy equipment dealerships, farms, and independent shops. According to AED (Associated Equipment Distributors), “the equipment industry has a job opening rate three times higher than the national average,” and “among AED member respondents, 95% agree there is a skills gap in the industry.”