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Peterbilt has opened the company’s fifth Peterbilt Technician Institute campus in Rancho Cucamonga, California.
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Even if we could find a way to fill every driver’s seat, our trucking industry and our nation would still be in dire straits. We need more technicians and we need them soon – but first some things have to change, says Paul Cupka with the Fairfax County Department of Vehicle Services in this Guest Voices blog.
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Design Interactive has launched Virtual Equipment Training, allowing technicians to train on virtual parts that may not always be available.
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The American Council of Frame and Alignment Specialists will offer a technician training clinic on alignment in August.
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There is a lot of talk in the industry about the need for more technicians, but we continue to have a problem finding qualified techs and attracting new people to the industry, so we will have to continue to talk about it.
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Electric trucks have thousands fewer moving parts than vehicles with conventional powertrains. Does that mean near-future fleets could get by with fewer technicians? Senior Editor Jack Roberts takes a look in the Truck Tech blog.
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You now can get augmented-reality training for your technicians to use on mobile devices instead of springing for a pricey AR headset.
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Dana's new Driveline Forensics video training series educates commercial-vehicle technicians on the proper installation and maintenance of Dana driveline components.
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Murphy-Hoffman Company has partnered with Ozark Technical Community College to expand its diesel training facility at its Springfield, Missouri campus.
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Paul Cupka, maintenance facility superintendent for Fairfax County’s Department of Vehicle Services in Virginia, talks maintenance technician shortages.
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