The areas of specialization include: engine repair technician, automatic 
transmission and transaxle technician, manual drive train and axle technician, automotive suspension and steering technician, automotive brake system technician, automotive electrical/electronic system technician, automotive heating and air conditioning technician and automobile engine performance technician.
During the course of the program the student will learn to diagnose and repair:
Brake Hydraulic, Mechanical and ABS Systems
Engine Cooling, Exhaust, and Timing Belts/Chains
Engine Mechanical Problems to include internal component replacement
On Board Diagnostics Computer Controlled Systems
Steering and Suspension Systems
Automatic/Manual Transmissions and Transaxles
Electrical Systems
While at Haney Technical College students will train on a variety of shop equipment to ensure they are a well-qualified employment candidate when they graduate the program.
Some of the equipment available for training is:
Digital Volt and Ohm Meters
OTC Genisys Scan Tools
Oscilloscopes for wave pattern analysis
Hunter Equipment Company Hawkeye Elite Alignment System
Snap-on Verus Pro Diagnostic Equipment
Consulab CL-1919-05 Ohm's Law Electrical Trainer
Hunter Equipment Company TCX-575 Tire Changer
Hunter Equipment Company RoadForce Tire Balancer DSP9700
Program Structure
This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of five (5) occupational completion points (OCPs).
| AER0014 | Automotive Services Assistor | 300 hours | A |
AER0418
| Automotive Brake System Technician | 150 hours | B |
| AER0453 | Automobile Suspension and Steering Technician
| 150 hours | C |
| AER0360 | Automotive Electrical/Electronic System Technician
| 300 hours | D |
AER0110
| Engine Repair Technician
| 150 hours | E |
Admission Requirements
Age: 16 years or older
Basic Skills: Unless exempt, students' competency in reading, math, and language are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry.
Council on Occupational Education (COE) Rates
Program Completion Rate: 86%
Program Placement Rate: 100%
Master Automotive Service Technology 2
Prerequisite - Master Automotive Service Technology 1
The purpose of this program is to prepare students for employment and /or specialized training in the automotive industry. Continuing workforce training for persons previously or currently employed in the automotive industry is also provided.
The areas of specialization include: engine repair technician, automatic transmission and transaxle technician, manual drive train and axle technician, automotive suspension and steering technician, automotive brake system technician, automotive electrical/electronic system technician, automotive heating and air conditioning technician and automobile engine performance technician.
Program Structure
Program Structure
This program is a planned sequence of instruction consisting of four (4) occupational completion points (OCPs).
| AER0503 | Automotive Engine Performance Technician | 300 hours | A |
AER0257
| Automatic Transmission and Transaxle Technician
| 150 hours | B |
| AER0274 | Manual Drivetrain and Axle Technician
| 150 hours | C |
| AER0172 | Automotive Heating and Air Conditioning Technician
| 300 hours | D |
Admission Requirements
Age: 16 years or older
Students must have successfully completed Master Automotive Service Technology I before being permitted to enroll in Automotive Service Technology II.
Basic Skills: Unless exempt, students' competency in reading and math are assessed within six (6) weeks of program entry. Required basic skill grade levels are: Reading 9, Math 10A, and Language 9.
Program Advisory Estimated Entry-Level Salary Range $25,000-$50,000
All Students participate in IET
Integrated Education and Training (IET) is
an educational model that combines adult education and literacy activities with workforce preparation and training for a specific occupation or occupational cluster. The goal of IET is to help adults gain the skills and credentials they need for in-demand careers, and to advance their education and careers.
