Contents of the training program
Module 1: Basic Electrical Engineering
* Electrical circuits and components
* Ohm’s law and power
* Electromagnetism and induction
* Generators and starters
* Batteries and charging systems
Module 2: Body Control Systems
* Electronic control units (ECU)
* Lighting systems
* Wiper and washer systems
* Comfort systems (air conditioners, power windows)
Module 3: Transmission and Chassis Systems
* Automatic gear shift systems
* Braking systems
* Steering systems
* Suspension systems
Module 4: Security Systems
* Stability Program (ESP)
* Anti-lock braking systems (ABS)
* Collision avoidance systems
* Airbag systems
Module 5: Electrical Diagrams and Documentation
* Reading and interpreting electrical diagrams
* Use of diagnostic tools
* Fault reporting
Module 6: Troubleshooting Practice
* Diagnostics and troubleshooting of lighting, transmission and chassis systems
* Use of oscilloscopes and other diagnostic tools
* Compliance with safety measures when working with electrical equipment
Teaching methods
*Lectures
* Demonstrations
* Practical exercises
* Research projects
Assessment of knowledge and skills
*Tests and quizzes
* Practical tasks
* Fault analysis
* Fault reporting
Duration of training
* 3-6 months (depending on the schedule and format of training)
Requirements for candidates
*High school education or equivalent
* Basics of electrical engineering (preferred)
* Familiarity with truck systems (desirable)
* Good physical fitness
* Attention to detail and problem solving skills
* Willingness to work in a workshop environment