Training – Light-Duty Vehicle Mechanics | Québec métiers d'avenir

TRAINING
DESCRIPTION

The goal of the program is to train mechanics to make small motorized vehicles operational again. Mechanics work mainly in rental centres, repair shops, car and light-duty vehicles dealerships.

Duration : 1 800 Hours

IMPORTANT: Given IRCC's current mesures regarding the Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP), it is likely that this training will not be eligible for the PGWP. This situation could change at any time depending on immigration announcements and adjustments.

academic
prerequisites

SCHOLARITY LEVEL : Quebec's Secondary 4th (France's Second) or equivalent
LANGUAGE LEVEL :
The level of language required varies according to the training center chosen.

* The validation of your eligibility will be confirmed by our admissions department once your application has been completed.

JOB
PROSPECTS

Small engine and other equipment mechanics

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TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Inspect, repair and adjust all parts of two- and four-stroke engines.
Inspect and repair ignition systems and different parts of the fuel, lubrication and cooling systems.
Service and maintain light-duty vehicles.

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TRAINING CONTENT

Competency statement

HOURS

Determine their suitability for the occupation and the training process

Apply principles of occupational health and safety

Perform operations related to general shop work

Weld and flame-cut metals

Produce sketches and interpret mechanical assembly plans

Perform maintenance operations related to power transmission

105

Perform periodic maintenance on light-duty vehicles

Repair two- and four-stroke, gas and diesel motors

120

Maintain fuel systems

Apply principles of electricity and electronics

120

Maintain ignition systems

Repair starter and charging systems

Apply principles of hydraulics

Repair lawnmowers

Repair snowblowers

Repair chainsaws and trimmers

Repair garden tractors and their accessories

105

Repair small outboard motors

Repair snowmobile motors

Repair snowmobile chassis components

Repair motors and gearboxes for all-terrain vehicles

Repair all-terrain vehicle chassis components

Perform maintenance on motorcycles

Enter the light-duty vehicle mechanics labour force

Light-duty vehicle mechanics

Small engine and other equipment mechanics