Description
Heavy road vehicle mechanics for hybrid and electric vehicles work in several different types of companies, including component manufacturers (engine, transmission, etc.), new and used heavy road vehicle dealers and merchants, heavy road vehicle rental services, independent aftermarket repair shops, freight road transport companies and passenger transport companies (school buses and coaches), as well as businesses with maintenance and repair shops for heavy road transport trucks. This program prepares heavy vehicle mechanics to work on electrically propelled or hybrid-propelled vehicles and to perform maintenance and repair of electrical and electromechanical systems.
- Positioning with respect to the trade and training
- Prevent health and safety risks at work as well as environmental risks
- Verify the operation of electrical circuits
- Ensure the proper functioning of network communication systems
- Ensure the proper functioning of high-voltage systems
- Ensure the proper functioning of thermal management systems
- Ensure the proper functioning of propulsion and regenerative braking systems
- Ensure the proper functioning of high-voltage accessories
- Integrate into the workplace
Admission requirements
To be admitted to the Heavy Road Vehicles Hybrid and Electric Mechanics program, you must meet one of the following conditions:
- Hold a Diploma of Vocational Studies (DEP) in Heavy Road Vehicle Mechanics or its equivalent;
- Hold a job or profession related to this program of study;
- Have recognized equivalent learning.
Institutions
- Business Services (SAE) – Centre Paul-Rousseau