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Programs
2
Locations
3
States served
3
Delivery
In person (2)
Program length
Not stated (2)
Program type
Employment Skills Training Program (2)
Branches accepted
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

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Programs

BMW MSTEP (Military Service Technician Education Program) - Employment Skills Training Program

Detailed listing

Delivery
In person source value: In-Person
Length
Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.
Type
Employment Skills Training Program
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Target MOCs
All
Career field
Transportation and Material Moving
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

Summary

BMW North America and Universal Technical Institute have teamed up to meet the growing demand for trained BMW Technicians. Training is conducted by BMW certified instructors. The 16-week program provides Factory BMW Training Credentials. Upon successful completion graduates will be awarded BMW Member Level Technician status.

Eligibility

Anticipate an 'Honorable' discharge; no flags, or personnel actions. Possess a High School credential; Diploma or GED. ASVAB line scores of: MM92+, or MM score of 87 and a GT score of 85 minimum. Drug free. Must be able to pass a drug test. A clean, insurable Motor Vehicle Record for all states licensed. Commander support letter; military member must provide letter from Commander dedicating the military member to training five days a week for 16 consecutive weeks. Able to endure prolonged standing, bending, and lift up to 75lbs. Mechanical/Electrical Acumen requirement: Complete the BMW placement assessment test. Clean criminal background and no gang affiliation (report will be pulled by BMW). Have the desire to be a team player and have excellent personal appearance with a positive professional attitude and very good interpersonal skills. Have an updated resume for the interview. Be willing and capable to accept employment at a BMW Dealership within 90 days of graduation or separation from the military. Be willing to relocate, if necessary, to accept employment for 1 year or more.

What the work involves

BMW Member Level Technician proficient in vehicle electrical system measurements. BMW diagnostic procedures and fundamentals. Isolating circuits for diagnosis. Chassis Technology ll - BMW brake systems, chassis/suspensions systems and service procedures as well as .Drivetrain Technology.

Locations

  • Marine Corps Base - Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, CA
  • Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC

UTI Premier Truck Group (PTG) - Employment Skills Training Program

Detailed listing

Delivery
In person source value: In-Person
Length
Duration not stated The DoD listing does not state a length for this program. Ask the organization directly.
Type
Employment Skills Training Program
Branches
Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Target MOCs
All
Career field
Construction and Extraction, Transportation and Material Moving
Defense Industrial Base
Yes

Summary

Premier Truck Group and Universal Technical Institute have teamed up to meet the growing demand for trained diesel truck technicians. The 12-week program provides Daimler Truck North America (DTNA) Systems Certification in the web-based Get Ahead Program. Heavy Duty Truck Systems - Weeks 1 & 2: Introduction of DTNA Connect and service info, Brakes, Clutch, Air System, Wheel End, Power Steering, Suspension, Truck Side PM, DOT Electrical Troubleshooting - Weeks 3 & 4: 12 volt electrical theory, multi-meter use, voltage drop, amperage & resistance checks, charging & starting system, troubleshooting using approved DTNA tools. Electronic Systems - Weeks 5 & 6: Introduction to sensor operation such as: position, pressure, temperature, variable resistor, resistive ladder, potentiometer, pull up, pull down circuits, AC signal generator, Hall-Effect, FET. ECM operation, datalink overview & troubleshooting, fault codes. Introduction to Diagnostic Link software and troubleshooting fault codes on truck side. HVAC - Weeks 7 & 8: HVAC theory, HVAC component overview, use of AC machine, leak detection, compressor oil balancing, HVAC control strategies, troubleshooting, 609 A/C certification. Diesel Engine Theory & Component Overview - Weeks 9 & 10: Basic operation, overview of coolant, fuel, lube system. Introduction of Power Service Literature, PM & intervals as outlined in DTNA literature. Tear down and inspection of classroom engine using proper service procedures and tooling. DD Basic Diagnostics - Week 11: Overview of engine side diagnostic troubleshooting using DTNA required tooling and software. Diagnosing symptom and fault based complaints. Fuel & After Treatment - Week 12: Overview of fuel system and after treatment theory & strategy. Timeline of EPA levels for heavy duty trucks, component overview operation & familiarization of EPA 07 - GHG17 emissions levels. Troubleshooting common fuel system & after treatment complaints utilizing DTNA required tooling & software.

Eligibility

(1) Anticipate an 'Honorable' discharge; no flags, or personnel actions. (2) Possess a High School credential; Diploma or GED. (3) ASVAB line scores of: MM92+, or MM score of 87 and a GT score of 85 minimum. (4) A clean, insurable Motor Vehicle Record for all states licensed. (5) Commander support letter; military member must provide letter from Commander dedicating the military member to training five days a week for 12 consecutive weeks. (6) Able to endure prolonged standing, bending, and lift up to 75lbs. (7) Mechanical/Electrical Acumen requirement: Complete the PTG placement assessment test. (8) Have the desire to be a team player and have excellent personal appearance with a positive professional attitude and very good interpersonal skills. (9) Have an updated resume for the interview. (10) Be willing and capable to accept employment at a PTG Service Center within 90 days of graduation or separation from the military. Be willing to relocate, if necessary, to accept employment for 1 year or more.

What the work involves

Diesel service technician/mechanic which is responsible for: (1) Troubleshooting and diagnosing complaints without any assistance. (2) Repair and installation of truck/engine equipment. (3) The completion of jobs assigned within the departmental established time frame.(4) Performing assigned jobs and maintaining a level of 98% return - free work. (5) The pickup and delivery of service related items and/or customer vehicles. (6) Reporting any problems and/or concerns within the service environment to the Service Manager and/or Assistant Service Manager.(7) Attending training classes as required. (8) Study shop/service materials and manuals as they relate to your job. (9) performing all other duties as assigned.

Locations

  • Fort Bliss, El Paso, TX

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