Mechanic Diesel

Mechanic Diesel is a vocational trade offered at Government ITI Teliamura. It focuses on training trainees to maintain, repair, and overhaul diesel engines used in various vehicles and machinery. Here’s an overview of the trade:   

Overview

•    Duration: 01 year  
•    Eligibility Criteria: Candidates should have passed the 10th class (with mathematics & science) from a recognized board.  
•    Objective: To equip students with the technical skills and knowledge required to work on diesel engines and related systems.   

Key Learning Areas

1.    Engine Components: Understanding the various parts of a diesel engine, including pistons, crankshafts, fuel injectors, and turbochargers.  
2.    Fuel Systems: Training in the operation and maintenance of diesel fuel systems, including fuel pumps, filters, and injectors.  
3.    Engine Overhaul: Techniques for disassembling, inspecting, and reassembling engines, including replacing worn-out parts and ensuring optimal performance.  
4.    Diagnostics: Skills for diagnosing engine issues using tools and techniques such as compression testing, electronic diagnostic equipment, and troubleshooting procedures.  
5.    Preventive Maintenance: Procedures for routine maintenance to prevent engine failures, including oil changes, filter replacements, and system checks.  
6.    Repair Techniques: Hands-on training in repairing and replacing engine components, adjusting engine settings, and ensuring engine efficiency.  
Career Opportunities  
•    Automobile Industry: Working in garages, service centers, or as a field technician for vehicle manufacturers.  
•    Industrial Machinery: Maintenance and repair of diesel engines used in construction, agriculture, and industrial machinery.  
•    Transport Sector: Opportunities with transport companies, including bus and truck fleets, to maintain and repair their diesel engines.  
•    Govt. Sector: Mechanic Diesel professionals have opportunities in various industries, including Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC).

Conclusion

The future for Mechanic Diesel professionals will involve adapting to technological advancements and evolving industry demands. While traditional diesel engine maintenance will continue to be relevant, staying abreast of new developments in automotive technology, environmental regulations, and alternative energy sources will be crucial for long-term career success.