Tighter emissions regulations may be signaling the eventual demise of diesel, but in the meantime, demand for technicians who can work on the nation’s leading workhorse powertrain remains very strong.

Local companies are pushing the effort to build a stronger pipeline of skilled workers as demand continues to increase.

A new partnership is set to reshape the diesel industry, connecting students with advanced training, cutting-edge equipment, and a clear pathway to high-demand careers in trucking and transportation.

The Assn. of Diesel Specialists will present an electrical training school on Tuesday, March 22, through Friday, March 25, in Las Vegas, Nev. Ad Loading... The course begins with Electrical I, an ...

AND WORKS WITH NONPROFITS TO BUILD UP NEBRASKA’S TRUCK DRIVER POOL. CUSTOM DIESEL DRIVERS TRAINING HELD A RIBBON CUTTING FOR ITS NEW OMAHA LOCATION IN GOODWILL’S TRAINING CENTER. THE SCHOOL MOVED FROM ...

As OEMs and vocational schools step up plans for electric vehicle service training, experts say they haven’t seen the growing demand for EV mechanics impacting current recruiting efforts for diesel ...

Pensacola State College's Diesel and Marine Mechanics Program will be a certificate and associate degree program teaching students to repairs diesel vehicles PSC intends to build an approximately ...