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"Under the Hood: Unraveling the Diesel Technician Shortage" The magnitude of the diesel technician shortage in the United States is creating significant challenges for the transportation industry. With an estimated 80,000 job vacancies and an expected additional 28,000 openings each year until 2030, the gap between supply and demand is widening at an alarming rate. Technical colleges and other programs only produce 10,000 technicians annually, a number far too short to address the fleeting workforce. The diesel technician shortage is a pressing challenge for the transportation industry, with thousands of job vacancies and a widening gap between supply and demand. The complexities of modern vehicle subsystems, coupled with the evolving nature of a technician’s job, further exacerbate the issue. (c) Maintenance World #dieseltech #dieselmechanic #truckmechanic #heavyequipmentmechanic

It is no secret that automotive is facing an industry-wide technician shortage. Still, you might be making the problem worse for your shop than it needs to be. Here are three ways you may be making it harder to recruit new talent and retain the technicians on your team. https://lnkd.in/g6gdnY8e #motorage #autoservice #autorepair #automotive #technicians #technician #techshortage #technicianshortage

Typically, determining the right number of technicians to have in your shop is referred to as the “vehicle-to-technician ratio.” But a group of fleet managers agrees that only using the number of vehicles in the fleet to determine your technician needs won’t get you to the right number. What do you think? ➡ https://loom.ly/uHORGhw #technician #fleettechnician #vehicles

Typically, determining the right number of technicians to have in your shop is referred to as the “vehicle-to-technician ratio.” But a group of fleet managers agrees that only using the number of vehicles in the fleet to determine your technician needs won’t get you to the right number. What do you think? ➡ https://loom.ly/uHORGhw #technician #fleettechnician #vehicles

Typically, determining the right number of technicians to have in your shop is referred to as the “vehicle-to-technician ratio.” But a group of fleet managers agrees that only using the number of vehicles in the fleet to determine your technician needs won’t get you to the right number. What do you think? ➡ https://loom.ly/uHORGhw #technician #fleettechnician #vehicles

Do dealers share this type to technician info?? Asking for a friend... #construction #constructionlife #heavyequipment #yellowiron #heavymachinary #earthmoving #heavyequipmentmechanic #technician #dieselmechanic #constructionindustry #heaveapp #heavetech #technicianprofiles

Over the weekend, I changed the tires and rotors on my car. It was a great reminder of the technical expertise and problem-solving abilities required in automotive maintenance. Hands-on projects like these are perfect for keeping my skills sharp and ready for any challenge in my role as a Senior Maintenance Technician. 🚗🔧 #Maintenance #TechnicalSkills #ContinuousImprovement

If you're from another country and want to take the Aviation Maintenance Technician (AMT) tests in the U.S., you have to follow the same rules as U.S. citizens. This means you need to have experience working on half of the subjects that the test covers. These subjects include things like electricity, math, and how to fix different parts of an airplane. For example, you need to know how to: - Measure electrical power and understand how circuits work. - Draw and read airplane diagrams. - Weigh an airplane and check its balance. - Inspect and repair different parts of the airplane, like the wings, engines, and landing gear. If you can show that you have this experience, then you can apply to take the AMT tests.

🛠️ TECHNICIAN PROFILES HAVE ARRIVED 🛠️ Technicians can now showcase their experience, skills, top brands worked on, and more on their profiles; making it easier for customers to choose which technician to book. #heavyequipmenttechnician #heaveapp #heavetech #heavyequipmentservice #marketplace #labormarketplace #construction #technicians #dieselmechanics #profiles

Being EASA certified by the Electrical Apparatus Service Association (EASA) means that a service center or technician has met the rigorous standards set by EASA for servicing and repairing electrical apparatus. EASA certification demonstrates a commitment to quality, reliability, and excellence in the electrical apparatus industry. Here are some key aspects of EASA certification: 1. Quality Assurance 2. Technical Expertise 3. Adherence to Standards 4. Access to Resources 5. Commitment to Continuous Improvement 6. Customer Confidence Overall, EASA certification is a mark of excellence in the electrical apparatus service industry, reflecting a commitment to superior service, technical proficiency, and continuous improvement. #COILTEC #coils #coil #electricmotors #rotorcoil #formcoils #statorcoil #armature #VacuumPressureImpregnation #VPI #ElPaso #ElPasoTx