Automotive Technician Fundamentals (In partnership with Ford Motor Company)

Issued by SUNY Rockland

Automotive Technician shortages are expected to grow to over 800K by 2025. Upon successful completion of the requirements, a student is prepared to apply for a quick lane or entry level position with an automotive dealership or repair shop or one of our Ford Dealer partners. Participants completed Ford Automotive Career Exploration (ACE) automotive technician skill basics taught by a certified Ford ACE instructor. Participants learned about career opportunities within the industry.

Type Learning
Level Foundational
Time Weeks
Cost Paid

Additional Details

Skills

Earning Criteria

An introduction to the field of automotive technology and preparation for entry-level automotive employment. Topics include hand tool usage and safety, electrical safety, lift safety, personal protective equipment, oil changes, tire rotations, multi-point inspection, pollution prevention, career exploration, customer service, resume preparation, interview skills and job search skills.

Standards

Stackable To: AAS Automotive Technology Degree

Manufacturing Specific Programs: Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), Mopar Career Automotive Program (MCAP), Ford ASSET, Subaru, Lincoln.

Snap-on Industrial Certifications Embedded In Degree

Hand Tool Safety, Electrical Safety, 596 Meter, 650 Meter, Torque Theory, Torque Mechanical, Torque Electronic, Pro Cut Rotor Matching, Wheel Balancing Basics, Alignment Fundamentals, EHP V System Tire and Wheel, B2000 Wheel Balancing, Pro 42 Wheel Alignment,Verus Pro Labscope Operation & Data Management, Verus Pro Navigation and Scanner Operation