Heavy Mechanical Foundation (Certificate)

Admissions

One of:

• C in English 11 
• C in ENGL 058  

And one of:

• C in Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11
• C in MATH 038  

Note: If you don’t have one of the preferred math requirements the college will accept a “C” or higher in Foundations of Math 11, or Pre-Calculus 11, or Principles of Math 11, or Applications of Math 11, or MATH 073   or MATH 137.

Learning Outcomes

At the completion of the program, students will be able to:

Technical Training:

• Apply and use occupational skills to service and repair Heavy Mechanical equipment and vehicles.
• Service and repair brake systems.
• Describe and service hydraulic systems and components.
• Describe, use and service electrical circuits and systems to service and repair Heavy Mechanical equipment and vehicles.
• Service, diagnose and repair frames, steering, suspension and track systems.
• Diagnose and service trailer systems.
• Diagnose and repair HVAC systems on Heavy Mechanical equipment and vehicles.
• Service, diagnose and repair engines and supporting systems.
• Remove, service and install power train components.
• Identify and service structural components and accessories related to Heavy Mechanical equipment and vehicles. 

Work Experience:

• Occupational and workplace awareness
  • Demonstrate knowledge of business objectives and processes used in a workplace setting.
  • Explain the duties and responsibilities associated with a given occupation or work role.
• Academic/Technical learning
  • Demonstrate learning related to the learning outcomes of the program.

Employability skills:

• Demonstrate Employability Skills, such as:
  • Communicate in ways and using methods appropriate to the work environment.
  • Demonstrate appropriate workplace attitudes and behaviors (responsibility, accountability, initiative, trustworthiness, diligence, friendliness, empathy, etc.).
  • Work effectively with others to achieve results.
  • Work within the culture of a group; work harmoniously with others. 

Curriculum

Program Completion Requirements

• Completion of the training with 70% overall and a “COM” or “DST” in HEVY 120.

Additional Information

• Success graduates will receive ITA credit for level one technical training as well as 450 work based hours credit towards an apprenticeship in any of the aforementioned trades.