• Service and perform preventive maintenance to the ensure safe

• operation of lawn mowers, large trucks, motorcycles, tractors,

• combines, and other heavy equipment

• Diagnose, disassemble, test, repair, and reassemble diesel engines and

  fuel systems

• Check, adjust, repair power trains, and identify and use fasteners

• Service air conditioning systems, identify, troubleshoot, and service

  electrical and electronic systems, and hydraulic systems.

• Meet professionals in the industry through field trips & guest speakers

• To earn a fork lift certification, OSHA requires training, testing, and a

  license. You will receive your license at age 18, but may operate

  equipment under supervision while in class

• Small engine repair and overhaul

• Diesel engine service and repair

• Lawn tractor service

• Brake repair and hydraulics

• Electrical and electronic service

• Power trains and transmissions

• Motorcycle and ATV service repair

• Multi-cylinder gas engines

• Forklift operation training

• Air conditioning

• Plasma cutter training

• Alternative fuels

• Welding

• 3 elective credits per year

• College credits available through an articulation agreement with University of Northwestern Ohio and through Career-Technical Assurance Guides (CTAGs)

CTAGs are transferrable to Ohio public colleges. Credits vary per program.

• Fork Lift License***

• Briggs/Stratton Small Engine Certification

• MACS Air Conditioning Certification

• OSHA 10-Hour Safety Certification***

• Entry Level Medium/Heavy ASE Certification***

***Industry credential recognized by ODE for points toward graduation.