School Information

Engine City Technical Institute is a dedicated Diesel Mechanics school with a curriculum that focuses on commercial and industrial diesel.

The diploma programs in Diesel Engine Drive Train (DEDT) and Diesel Engine Drive Train Transport Refrigeration (DEDT/TR) are designed to prepare students with hands-on experience for entry-level positions in a variety of fields related to diesel mechanics, including the required skills to diagnose, disassemble, inspect, repair and overhaul popular makes of diesel engines, fuel systems, electrical charging, starting, lighting and control systems, drive train, brakes, steering, suspension and transport refrigeration systems used on trucks, marine, industrial and other applications.

Engine City Technical Institute currently offers morning and afternoon classes as part of its Full-Time Training Programs:

Currently enrolling for September 2006, Electrical and Transport Refrigeration; must have background experience in related course.

• Diesel Engine Drive Train Transport Refrigeration & Air Conditioning

Benefits of Diesel Mechanics Training at Engine City:

• Small class sizes averaging 20 students or less.
• Typically over 50 percent actual hands-on training.
• Learning on cutting-edge computerized diagnostic equipment linked directly to the engines provide thorough instruction while challenging each student to attain their highest goals.
• Learn the diagnostic software of major engine manufacturers such as Cummins, Caterpillar® and Detroit Diesel™.
• All tools are provided for you by Engine City. You will not need to purchase any equipment in order to complete your courses. All you need is a willingness to learn and a devotion to your future.
• Businesses such as Federal Express, Ryder Truck, New Jersey Transit and many commercial airlines seek out graduates from Engine City Technical Institute with the confidence that they will receive some of the finest entry-level diesel mechanics that the industry has to offer.

Start on your path to a new career in Diesel Mechanics today!