Truck Structure (HMTD 1135)
This course continues the fundamentals of lifting and supporting Trucks and components in order to safely perform repairs. Students will select, use and maintain correct rigging and lifting tooling for the removal and installation of suspension and hub assemblies. Students will be introduced to frame types on different trucks, vehicle suspensions, wheels, hubs and tires. Work area organization and documentation of work will be introduced in the shop tasks.
Students will also continue learning about the apprenticeship system, various working conditions, job search and interview skills, as well as positive employee attributes.
Students will also continue learning about the apprenticeship system, various working conditions, job search and interview skills, as well as positive employee attributes.
Course code: HMTD 1135
Credits: 3.0
Length: 75.0 hours
Course outline:
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Prerequisites
HMTD 1100.
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