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[ASpilot2be]

If all goes according to plan, next fall I will be starting the Professional Pilot program at the University of Alaska Anchorage. While getting that degree I will hopefully get my license to work on heavy machinery. I am so excited

[SIUAv8r]

Congrats!

What kind of heavy machinery?

[ASpilot2be]

Originally Posted by SIUAv8r

What kind of heavy machinery?

Here is what is involved:

• • Understand the theory of diesel engine operation.
  • Demonstrate proper diagnosis and repair techniques for diesel engines.
  • Understand the theory of medium- and heavy-duty drive trains.
  • Demonstrate proper diagnosis and repair techniques for medium- and heavy-duty drive trains.
  • Understand the theory of pneumatic and hydraulic brake systems and their application on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
  • Demonstrate proper diagnostic and repair techniques for pneumatic and hydraulic brake systems and their application on medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
  • Understand the theory of suspension and steering on medium- and heavy-duty vehicle applications.
  • Understand the theory of electrical/electronic systems and their application on medium- and heavy-duty applications.
  • Demonstrate proper diagnosis and repair techniques for electrical/electronic systems on medium- and heavy-duty applications.
  • Understand the theory of air conditioning, and climate control, on modern vehicle applications.
  • Demonstrate proper diagnosis and repair techniques for heating and air conditioning systems, on medium- and heavy-duty vehicle applications
  • Demonstrate proper techniques for preventive maintenance on medium- and heavy-duty applications.

[KLB]

Great! Now maybe you can help me figure out that "my tire is about to fall off because the guy at the brake shop forgot to tighten down my lug nuts after me spending over 300 bucks to get my brakes changed" faster!

Oh yeah it will be cool for you to be closer to home also.