Diesel
Mechanic
Our qualification is designed to equip you with the expertise to allow progression opportunities.
Diesel
NQF Level
NQF 4
Credits
544
SAQA Nr
117237
Delivery Mode
Full time
Duration
3 YEARS
- 3 months Knowledge and Practical
- 9 months Workplace
- Repeats Every Year
Cost Amount
R 49 500 p.a.
Entry Requirements
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NQF Level 1 (Grade 9)
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Mathematics
Embark on a journey of mastery in diesel vehicle maintenance with our comprehensive qualification. From performing preventative and scheduled maintenance to dismantling, inspecting, and repairing diesel engine and vehicle system components, you’ll acquire the skills needed to excel in this vital field. With the ability to diagnose and rectify faults in diesel engine systems, you’l l become a trusted expert in the industry. Moreover, this qualification isn’t just about mastering current practices; it’s about staying a head of technological advancements. By staying abreast of ongoing developments, qualified mechanics can ensure they’re at the forefront of their field, laying the groundwork for further career advancement and professional growth.
What will be included in our costs?
PPE • STANDARD TOOLBOX • TRADE TEST • WORKPLACE MONITORING
What this qualification consists of
Knowledge
Modules
- Workplace Fundamentals.
- Foundational Concepts for Mechanics.
- Vehicle and Equipment Fundamentals.
- Basic Engine Systems.
- Vehicle, Equipment and Propulsion Systems.
- Electrical Systems and Basic Electronic, Hydraulic and Pneumatic Principles.
- Advanced Vehicle and Equipment Systems.
- Problem Solving and Engine Optimisation
Practical Skills
Modules
- Work Safely and Respond to Emergencies.
- Use Tools and Equipment.
- Cut and Join Metals.
- Remove and Install Mechanical Components (Gaskets, Seals, Bearings and Locking Devices).
- Work with Auto – electric and Auto – electronic Components.
- Work with Fluid Power Components
- Maintain and service vehicles and their components.
- Dismantle, assess, and reassemble engines and engine sub – assemblies.
- Dismantle, assess, and reassemble cooling systems.
- Dismantle, assess, and reassemble brake systems (including hydraulic and pneumatic components).
- Dismantle, assess, and reassemble drive train systems.
- Dismantle, assess, and reassemble steering and suspension systems (including hydraulic and pneumatic components).
- Dismantle, assess, and reassemble basic hydraulic systems.
- Remove, test, repair, and refit engines and vehicle components.
- Diagnose and repair vehicle systems.
- Diagnose and repair electrical systems.
- Diagnose and repair electronically controlled vehicle systems.
- Diagnose and repair air conditioning systems
Workplace Experience
Modules
- Routine Scheduled Services.
- Removal and Replacement of Engine Sub – system Components (including Batteries).
- Removal and Replacement of Other Vehicle Sub – system Components.
- Engine Removal and Installation Processes.
- Repair Processes for Vehicle Sub – systems.
- Removal and Replacement of Cooling System.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Electrical Systems (Charging, Starting, Lighting and Auxiliary).
- Diagnose and Repair Air Conditioning System.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Electronic Control Systems.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Engines and Engine Sub – systems.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Brake Systems.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Drive Train Systems.
- Diagnosis and Repair of Steering and Suspension Systems.
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