1. Learn equipment operation basics 2. Learn application of equipment to jobs 3. Preventive maintenance 4. Part and part acquisition knowledge

1. Mount 2. Adjust & regulate 3. Learn care & operation

1. Maintain & repair clutches 2. Maintain & repair transmissions 3. Maintain & repair differentials 4. Maintain & repair final drives 5. Maintain & repair torque converters 6. Running Gear (Track Chains and rollers, Idlers, Pads and Wheels) a) Repair & Maintain b) Assemble c) Adjust

1. Cylinder heads & valves (reboring and honing cylinders) 2. Cylinder assemblies 3. Crankshafts & bearings (install crankshaft, pin bearing, camshaft and bushings) 4. Timing gears 5. Repair oil pump 6. Adjust fuel racks

1. Overall system and part knowledge 2. Diesel a) Injectors b) Injection pumps 3. Gasoline carburetors

1. Determine cause 2. Make major & minor adjustment a) Electrical systems b) Cooling systems c) Lights, timing, and ignition

1. Apprentice will demonstrate safe work practices. 2. Apprentice will have an adequate knowledge of safety skills and procedures of basic machine operation and diagnostics. 3. Apprentice will be able to show proper use and care for power and hand tools.

1. Apprentice will be able to calculate hydraulic pressure and flow using Pascal’s law. 2. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate the theory of operation of an open and closed center hydraulic system. 3. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate the theory of hydraulic pump and motor operation. 4. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate the theory of closed center, constant and variable pressure hydraulic system operation. 5. Apprentice will be able to diagnose problems of an open and closed center hydraulic system. 6. Apprentice will be able to disassemble and repair a hydraulic component following tech manual instructions and specifications. 7. Apprentice will be able to utilize a flow meter and test gauges to measure performance in a hydraulic system. 8. Apprentice will be able to identify the symbols on an ISO hydraulic diagram and locate the components on equipment.

1. Apprentice will be able to use Ohm’s Law to demonstrate / predict DC electrical behavior. 2. Apprentice will be able to measure the voltage and current flow in electrical circuits. 3. Apprentice will demonstrate proficient use of a digital multi-meter. 4. Apprentice will be able to recognize and test electrical components and devices. 5. Apprentice will be able to identify the symbols on an ISO electrical diagram and locate the components on equipment. 6. Apprentice will be able to use ISO schematics in diagnostic procedures. 7. Apprentice will be able to follow diagnostic and repair procedures.

1. Apprentice will be able to describe the fundamentals of operation of a mobile HVAC system. 2. Apprentice will be able to perform tests, repairs, and retrofit procedures. 3. Apprentice will be able to explain the theory of operation of HVAC systems. 4. Apprentice will be able to use test gauges and thermometers in measuring the performance of the HVAC system. 5. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate the safe handling of refrigerants. 6. Apprentice will be able to charge and verify proper operation of various refrigerant systems.

1. Apprentice will be able to disassemble and reassemble an engine using recommended procedures. 2. Apprentice will be able to describe the theory of operation of internal combustion engines. 3. Apprentice will be able to utilize a dynamometer to measure engine performance and diagnostic testing procedures. 4. Apprentice will be able to describe the theory of operation of various types of fuel systems. 5. Apprentice will be able to perform diagnostic and repair procedures on various fuel systems. 6. Apprentice will have knowledge of the legal limitations with respect to repairing fuel systems.

1. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate understanding the theory of power-train systems. 2. Apprentices will be able to explain the theory of operation of mechanical, partial-power shift, full-power shift, and infinitely variable transmissions. 3. Apprentice will be able to diagnose, disassemble, and reassemble various power-train systems. 4. Apprentice will be able to explain the theory of operation of brakes (wet and dry), torsion dampers and torque converters. 5. Apprentice will be able to diagnose, disassemble, and reassemble various brake (wet and dry), torsion damper, and torque converters. 6. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate understanding of final drive and tracked undercarriage systems. 7. Apprentice will be able to diagnose, disassemble, and reassemble various final drive, tracked undercarriage, and differential systems.

1. Apprentice will demonstrate understanding of their role in service department operation and profitability. 2. Apprentice will be able to properly complete a time card and work order. 3. Apprentice will be able to communicate the complaint, the cause, and the correction of work performed. 4. Apprentice will be able to locate and utilize all service information resources. 5. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate a positive attitude towards customer relations. 6. Apprentice will have an awareness of continuing education opportunities.

1. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate proficiency in using Service ADVISOR. 2. Apprentice will be able to explain what Service ADVISOR™ will be used for on the job. 3. Apprentice will be able to identify Service ADVISOR™ program features & benefits. 4. Apprentice will be able to identify software & hardware requirements. 5. Apprentice will be able to install software, perform updates to software and load new data disks. 6. Apprentice will be able to be able to load old or historical data disks. 7. Apprentice will be able to understand when/how to be connected to the network. 8. Apprentice will be able to understand the license agreement. 9. Apprentice will be able to properly setup, calibrate and diagnose John Deere equipment using Service ADVISOR™.

1. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate operational principles on John Deere equipment. 2. Apprentice will be able to describe the fundamental uses and design of John Deere products. 3. Apprentice will be able to identify the various John Deere construction equipment offerings and explain theory of their purpose and function. 4. Apprentice will be able to demonstrate proper setup, adjustment, and maintenance on various John Deere construction products. 5. Apprentices will be able to perform basic diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures on John Deere equipment.