Diesel and Heavy Truck
Toolkit’s Diesel and Heavy Truck Training Systems give students real-world access to the technologies and systems found in their future careers/industries, along with practical and realistic training activities and exercises. Toolkit is proud to prepare the next generation of Heavy Truck and Diesel technicians and mechanics for successful careers.
Job Outlook
Careers in diesel and heavy truck fields have been growing steadily and are forecasted to continuing growing in demand through 2030. Diesel service technicians and mechanics (also known as diesel technicians) inspect, repair, or overhaul buses and trucks, or maintain and repair any type of diesel engine.
Because of their efficiency and durability, diesel engines have become the standard in powering trucks and buses. Other heavy vehicles and mobile equipment are commonly powered with Diesel Engines, including bulldozers, cranes, and common construction vehicles.
Job Duties
Diesel and Heavy Truck service technicians and mechanics wear many hats, but working on diesel engines and hydraulic systems is a common job duty. Diesel technicians make major and minor engine repairs, and work on a vehicle’s electrical and exhaust systems to comply with pollution regulations.
Engine maintenance and repair is becoming more complex as engines and other components use more electronic systems to control their operation. For example, fuel injection and engine timing systems rely on microprocessors to maximize fuel efficiency and minimize harmful emissions. In most shops, workers often use hand-held or laptop computers to diagnose problems and adjust engine functions.
Mechanics and technicians also use a variety of power and machine tools, such as pneumatic wrenches, lathes, grinding machines, and welding equipment. Hand tools, including pliers, sockets and ratchets, and screwdrivers, are commonly used.
Employers typically provide expensive power tools and computerized equipment, but workers generally acquire their own hand tools over time.
TOOLKIT Diesel and Heavy Truck
Changing technologies and increasing job roles requires schools to reevaluate their Diesel and Heavy Truck labs to ensure students are receiving up-to-date training aligned with industry needs. Toolkit is here to help schools provide up-to-date and exciting training in Diesel and Heavy Truck technologies with unparalleled training solutions for diesel, diesel hydraulics, Ag Mechanics, and heavy truck simulators.
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ConsuLab Cummins B6.7 Diesel Engine Bench with Fault Box
We are thrilled to now offer the ConsuLab Diesel Engine Bench with Cummins B6.7 Engine on the ConsuLink Student Learning Platform. This touch-screen user interface tablet allows unparalleled student engagement and learning via student-led case studies and project-based learning.
Especially built to meet all diesel engine performance and repair tasks these diesel engine benches meet North American emissions standards for the years indicated in each offering below unless otherwise noted.
This engine comes equipped with a fully functioning diesel exhaust aftertreatment system that includes: Selective Catalytic Combustion (SCR), Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF), Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) and Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC). All Student Activities Included!
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Werk Wagon Portable Training Center
Toolkit is proud to offer schools and training facilities a completely customizable and mobile solution for workforce training, STEM education, CTE skills development with our new WERK WAGON portable training centers!
Completely customizable, modular and portable training in a whole new way. Our Werk Wagon is perfect for schools looking to bring their training and expertise into the community, or share resources between schools, or with physical space limitations that require larger bond and/or construction money. Toolkit’s Werk Wagons are mobile, portable Workforce Training Centers and simply amazing!
Customizable sizes, dimensions, and physical features allow these mobile training centers to fit perfectly to your needs and to focus on your needed training areas.
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GM Duramax Diesel Trucks Engine Bench 6.6L
The diesel engine trainer is a fully operational engine mounted on a mobile stand. Trainer is based on 2016-2011 GM Trucks (Chevrolet Silverado or GMC Sierra) w/Duramax 6.6L global engine platform. The trainer is easy to work on and all major components, wiring and connectors match OEM configuration. Trainer is mounted on a mobile stand constructed of 2” (5 cm) tubular steel equipped with four 5” (12.5 cm) phenol casters (2-fixed and 2-swivel w/locks). Students can perform many NATEF related Engine Performance and Electrical/Electronic tasks using this trainer. Trainer is equipped with safety guards covering all rotating components.
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Ram / Cummins Diesel Engine Bench 6.7L
The diesel engine trainer is a fully operational engine mounted on a mobile stand. Trainer is based on 2016-2013 Ram Trucks w/Cummins 6.7L global engine platform. The trainer is easy to work on and all major components, wiring and connectors match OEM configuration. The trainer is mounted on a mobile stand constructed of 2” (5 cm) tubular steel equipped with four 5” (12.5 cm) phenol casters (2-fixed and 2-swivel w/locks). Students can perform many NATEF related Engine Performance and Electrical/Electronic tasks using this trainer. Trainer is equipped with safety guards covering all rotating components.
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VW Diesel Engine Trainer with Fault Box
The diesel engine trainer is a fully operational engine mounted on a mobile stand. The trainer is based on 2010-2014 VW Jetta or Golf/Passat TDI 2.0L global engine platform. The trainer is easy to work on and all major components, wiring and connectors match OEM configuration. Trainer is mounted on a mobile stand constructed of 2” (5 cm) tubular steel equipped with four 5” (12.5 cm) phenol casters (2-fixed and 2-swivel w/locks). Students can perform many NATEF related Engine Performance and Electrical/Electronic tasks using this trainer. Trainer is equipped with safety guards covering all rotating components.