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• Michael F. Frey

• Stephen Condon - Curriculum Leader
• Kenneth Pleiss
• Henry DeGrace

The development of a viable diesel training program will solve a multitude of shortcomings in the diesel field. Technical training will enable companies to add to the expertise of their staff members by being able to hire local students at an entry level position. Through classroom and shop demonstrations, students will become familiar with the theories, principles and operation procedures of thee diesel engine, air brake systems, hydraulic brake systems, steering systems, suspension systems, general electric systems, and preventative maintenance.

Graduates of this program can expect to be able to find positions in the diesel field as entry level technicians and with experience and continued education will be able to work their way to becoming Master Technicians.

• Introduction to General Diesel Engines (T2)

• Introduction to Brake Systems (T4)
• Introduction to Suspension and Steering (T5)
• Introduction to Electrical and Electronic Systems (T6)
• Introduction to Preventative Maintenance (T8)

• Brake System (T4)
• Suspension and Steering (T5)
• Entrpreneurship and Management

• Cooling System Diagnosis and Repair (T2E)
• Air Induction and Exhaust System Repair (T2E)
• Fuel System Diagnosis and Repair (T2G)
• Electronic Fuel Management Systems (T2Gc)
• Hydraulic Systems (T4Ba)
• Engine Brake System (T2H)
• Electrical and Electronic Systems (T6)
• Preventative Maintenance (T8)

For more information, contact Mr. Frey at (508) 998-3321, ex. 263 or email him at mfrey@gnbvt.edu.