Courses of Study : Career Tech: Transportation, Distribution, and Logistics

1 ) Apply safety rules, regulations, and procedures for power equipment operation and maintenance.

2 ) Compare two- and four-cycle engines in operation and application.

3 ) Explain the relationship between engine parts and components in a four-cycle engine.

4 ) Explain the relationship between engine parts and components in a two-cycle engine.

5 ) Compare types of fuel systems found in power equipment, including diesel, fuel injection and carburetion.

6 ) Analyze fuel system problems relative to engine operation and performance.

7 ) Demonstrate problem-solving techniques for correcting fuel system problems regarding engine operation and performance.

8 ) Compare types of ignition systems found in power equipment.

9 ) Diagnose ignition systems by using tools and adjustments to determine corrective action.

10 ) Analyze starter systems, including batteries, starting circuits, and charging systems to determine corrective action.

11 ) Demonstrate procedures needed for reconditioning an engine according to the manufacturer's specifications.

12 ) Explain individual components of a small, compact diesel engine.

13 ) Demonstrate routine maintenance on various types of power equipment.

14 ) Utilize trouble codes on board diagnostic systems to determine necessary action.

15 ) Solve repair issues associated with engine system diagnosis.