Put your potential to work! Today’s demand for automotive and diesel technicians requires highly skilled, trained workers for an expanding field. That’s why ASU Mid-South offers an automotive and diesel maintenance program that trains students to use the most up-to-date, industry-relevant tools and equipment. The program focuses on steering and suspension, brakes, electrical systems, powertrain, and ventilation systems. But you’ll also gain essential hands-on skills including industrial safety, and proper use of trade-specific tools.
Whether the engine is diesel or combustion, you’ll be prepared to maintain them along with the brake and electrical systems. Launch your career in a high-tech shop with the latest machinery and tools taught by instructors with real industry experience.
THE PROGRAM
The Automotive and Diesel Maintenance programs teaches you how to maintain and repair truck and automotive engines and related components in a variety of vehicles and machinery. Because automotive and diesel technology and maintenance job openings often exceed the number of qualified technicians, you can almost guarantee yourself a rewarding career by completing ASU Mid-South’s program. Be trained and ready for a career with the Mid-South’s growing number of employers including Carvana, Ford Motor Company, and Goodyear Commercial.
For more information about the Auto/Diesel Maintenance Technology program, or how to register:
Admissions Office870.733.6728 Or ContactJohn Schlauch
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handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies:
| Jeremy Reece Title IX Coordinator Arkansas State University Mid-South 2000 West Broadway West Memphis, AR 72301 Phone: 870.733.6786 Email: jreece@asumidsouth.edu |
Stephanie Krehl ADA Coordinator Arkansas State University Mid-South 2000 West Broadway West Memphis, AR 72301 Phone: 870.733.6790 Email: accessibility@asumidsouth.edu |
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