Diesel Exhaust Emission Reduction Systems
This micro-credential course is part of a training initiative by Canadian Colleges for a Resilient Recovery (C2R2) and the Government of Canada to provide workers with new skills needed to support a clean economy.
The Diesel Exhaust Emission Reduction Systems micro-credential course teaches students the latest technologies employed in light- and heavy-duty emission reduction systems and is imperative for the diagnosis and repair of after-treatment systems and reducing harmful exhaust emissions.
This course provides:
- Proficiency in emission reduction theory and the tiers of emission control.
- Understanding of operation, control strategies and diagnostic procedures for diesel after-treatment systems.
- Knowledge of the fundamentals to diagnose and repair Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) systems, Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) systems, as well as Selective Catalyst Reduction (SCR) systems.
This course is developed for diesel and heavy-equipment technicians, as well as for related trades (see prerequisites below).
Course Information
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Credential:
Textbooks/Materials:
- N/A.
Instructor(s):
- Nelson Oliviera
- Tyler Wedlake
Prerequisites
Students must be Registered Apprentices or Red Seal Technicians in any of the following trades:
- Automotive Service Technician
- Heavy Duty Mechanic
- Agricultural Equipment Technician
- Aircraft Maintenance Journeyperson
- Marine and Outdoor Power Equipment Technician
- Railway Car Technician
- Diesel Engine Mechanic
- Recreation Vehicle Service Technician
- Collison Repair Technician
- Truck and Transport Mechanic
- Transport Trailer Mechanic
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