📘 Introduction

The Mechanic Diesel Engine Trade is a specialized training program focused on the maintenance, repair, and overhauling of diesel engines used in vehicles, generators, agricultural equipment, and industrial machinery. Diesel engines power much of the world’s logistics and manufacturing backbone—making skilled technicians essential for smooth operation and efficiency.

Duration: 1 Year (2 Semesters)

🔧 Core Responsibilities

Trainees in the Mechanic Diesel Engine trade are trained to:

• Inspect & Service Diesel Engines: Perform tuning, cleaning, and dismantling of single/multi-cylinder engines

• Maintain Fuel Systems: Service injectors, fuel pumps, filters, tanks, and carburetion systems

• Repair Air & Cooling Systems: Clean radiators, troubleshoot cooling systems, maintain air filters

• Overhaul Engine Components: Work on cylinder heads, pistons, crankshafts, camshafts, and valves

• Diagnose Electrical Faults: Service starter motors, alternators, batteries, and wiring circuits

• Operate Measuring Instruments: Use feeler gauges, micrometers, dial gauges, torque wrenches, etc.

• Test Engine Performance: Conduct compression tests, load testing, and RPM checks

• Handle Transmission & Lubrication Systems: Maintain gearboxes, clutch assemblies, and oil circulation

• Follow Workshop Safety Norms: Use PPE, follow OSHE protocols, and perform fire safety drills

• Maintain Service Records: Document jobs, inspection results, and parts replacement history

• Practice Environmental Safety: Dispose waste fluids and materials responsibly

• Use Lifting Equipment & Tools: Work with ramps, jacks, hoists, and hand tools safely