A heavy duty mechanic will train for 5 yrs which includes the first pre- apprenticship program.
you will study and require experience with:
diesel and gas engines
transmissions/final drives/rear ends and other gear compilations
electrical wiring and electronics
mechanical and electronic fuel injection
hydraulics
wheeled and tracked systems
air brake systems
welding and oxy acetylene cutting
shop safety and lifting equipment
all in all its a very good profession but one must be detail orientated and dedicated to continuous learning, if not you will fall behind very easily because both the automotive and heavy duty sectors are rapidly changing every year!
what education do I need to become a heavy duty mechanic
i apply as a heavy equipment mechanic so i do my very best to do my position as a heavy equipment mechanic
Tools and stuff
$170.000.00 Thousand Dollars
A journeyperson will make $25.00 - $30.00 per hour based on experience.
The plural of duty is duties.
i went to siast and it rolled out at around 11 500 hope this helps
The plural form of duty is duties.
The plural noun of "duty" is "duties."
The plural form of "duty" is "duties."
A heavy duty mechanic can make over $1500-$2000 a week if qulified but for a apprentice you can make about $500-$1000 a week, so they will probs put you on 2 weeks work and 1 week brake that means you will proberly make $2000. It all depends on how long you work :)
They make arpund $100,000 a year due to their extremely long hours and agonizing work layout.