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Becoming A Diesel Mechanic in Nebraska

    United States
    Nebraska

Overview

Diesel Mechanics are responsible for the maintenance and repair of diesel-powered vehicles. Their duties include running diagnostic tests on vehicles, test driving vehicles to gauge performance and maintaining detailed records of the vehicles they have serviced
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$40,000/yr in Nebraska

Tools of the Trade

Feeler Gauges
Feeler Gauges
Torque bit driver
Torque bit driver
Impact Gun
Impact Gun
Socket Set
Socket Set
Gasket Scrapers
Gasket Scrapers
Allen Wrenches
Allen Wrenches

What Diesel Mechanics Love About Their Trade

New challenges every day.
Working with engines everyday.
Not client facing.

Characteristics

High Paying
Work Indoors
Not Customer Facing
Variety of Tools
Not Hard on Body
Small Teams

Outlook

Advancement Potential
High
Are able to work up within their small teams.
Optionality Potential
High
Can easily transition into other mechanical fields.
Demand Forecast
High
One of the highest demand trades. Recession proof demand.

Reviews
 (185) 

David C.
I knew I wanted to be a mechanic, and the best decision I ever made was to specialize in diesel. Way better money, higher demand, higher pay than regular.
Jake D.
This is a great trade, especially if you like to learn. Dive deep into the specialty stuff like electrical (not just mechanical) and you will go far.
Alex L.
This is a good trade, and it becomes a great trade if you go into business for yourself. Work hard and keep learning!
$77,350/ year
Estimated Salary

Diesel Mechanic Apprenticeships In Nebraska

Grand Island,NEOmaha,NENorth Platte,NELincoln,NENebraska,NEScottsbluff,NE

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