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Heavy Duty Mechanic Dan Reeve April 6/11

Heavy Duty Mechanic Dan Reeve April 6/11. JOB DESCRIPTION. work on mechanical and electronic components fuel, brakes, steering, suspension, tracks, under-carriage, hydraulics, transmission, emission control and exhaust, engines, electrical, cooling and air conditioning. SCHOOL.

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Heavy Duty Mechanic Dan Reeve April 6/11

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  1. Heavy Duty MechanicDan ReeveApril 6/11

  2. JOB DESCRIPTION • work on mechanical and electronic components • fuel, brakes, steering, suspension, tracks, under-carriage, hydraulics, transmission, emission control and exhaust, • engines, electrical, cooling and air conditioning

  3. SCHOOL • Trainee must complete a four-year program including 6000 workplace hours • 720 in-school hours of training • At BCIT, Okanagan Collage • Requirements are proof of a letter grade of “C” in English 11, or English 12, or EFP, and Apprenticeship and Workplace Math 11

  4. School Costs • A duel credit program at a Collage or Technical school ,the admission fee is paid for by the government • Admission is around $4000 • Books are around $1000

  5. Time and $ • Minimum 8 hour days • 5 days a week • $30-$200 an hour

  6. Working Conditions • working conditions are usually tough • 90% of the work is done outside and shifts are year round • includes lifting parts 100 lbs plus and using heavy tools • the chance of bones getting crushed very easy

  7. Equipment worked on • Excavator • Loaders • Skidders • Dozers • Graders • Tractors

  8. Web Sites • www.google.ca • http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/3650appr • http://www.redsealrecruiting.com/heavy-duty-mechanic-jobs.php

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