Automotive Lubrication Technician, Certificate of Achievement

The candidate successfully completing the Automotive Lubrication Technician Certification will qualify for entry-level employment at an automotive repair facility. Beginning technicians will obtain skills required to complete services and basic repairs with proficiency at lubrication service centers found at dealerships, high-volume lubrication service centers, and independent repair shops. The candidate will be proficient in the following: lubrication services; electrical repairs in the battery, starting, and charging systems; braking system repairs; tire and suspension repairs; and preliminary engine management diagnostics usually associated with these lubrication service facilities.

Program Learning Outcomes

  1. Students will gain an appreciation of the environment and safety for themselves, others, and our community.
  2. Students will be equipped with skills that promote personal and social development. Students will engage with professional communities that require adherence to requirements and encourage leadership within these business organizations.
  3. Students will gain skills and knowledge in the areas of brakes, suspensions, and electrical systems repair and service.

Core Requirements

Complete 18 units

AUTOMECH 072

Basic Brakes, Suspensions, Wheel Alignment, and Maintenance

3

AUTOMECH 073

Basic Engine Performance and Electrical Systems

3

AUTOMECH 091

Starting, Charging, and Electrical Systems

6

AUTOMECH 092

Brakes, Suspension, and Steering

6

Minimum Units Required: 18

Complete all courses with a grade of "C" or better.