Engine Technician II

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Skills
On-the-job training
  • Core Skills
    • Cat reusability guidelines training - by Cat
    • Ability to mentor a lower level techs on fundamentals of failure analysis in real world repairs.
    • Ability to identify failures that need to progress to higher level analysis. Able to lay out component for review by TC/Tech 3.
    • Identify root cause on every job given and utilize as teaching tool for lower level techs when deemed necessary.
    • analyze, understand, and make recommendations based on oil sample results.
    • Ability to utilze PSRPT to identify a root cause of failure.
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on Torque Multiplier usage.
    • Fundamentals of Failure Analysis
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use hydraulic press
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use precision tools
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use thread gauge
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use acetylene torches
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use bench grinders
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use cribbing/blocking
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use torque multiplier
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how to use battery cart
    • Ability to mentor lower level techs on how correct bolt application
  • Technology
    • Usign diagnostic test (injector cutout).
    • Access to factory password to clear hard fault codes.
    • Config file - how to locate config file in TMI when an ECM has completely failed.
    • Capable of remote flashing/troubleshoot thru ET.
  • Drive Train
    • Proper testing and adjusting of transmission, steering, and brakes, and evaluation of wear.
    • Correct measurement of torque converter stall speed.
    • Proper adjustment of bearing clearance on transfer gears
    • Correct adjustment of a bevel gear/pinion
    • Correct procedure of differential steering diagnostic instrument tests.
    • Be able to rebuild
    • Reuse and salvage
    • Proper setup
    • Ability to properly troubleshoot overheating complaints.
  • Electrical
    • Troubleshoot and repair neutral/start circuits/controls
    • Troubleshoot and repair switches, senders, and sensors in electronic control units (analog, frequency, digital + PWM)
    • Ability to repair a defective harness connection.
    • Building a simple wiring harness according to wiring diagram.
    • Able to do a mark up of electrical drawing.
    • 28739 - Electrical / Electronics Certification Assessment
  • Hydraulics
    • Proper disassembly and assembly of hydraulic components (I.e pumps, motors, valves)
    • Working knowledge of troubleshooting, performance evaluation, and systems operation of hydraulic hammers
    • Proper connection of a hydraulic flow meter and reading results.
    • Being able to correctly designed custom hoses.
    • Knowledge in of a load sensing, pressure compensated (LSPC), and Priority/Proportional/Pressure Compensated (PPPC) hydraulic systems and negative flow system.
    • Reading and understanding of particle analyzer results
    • Ability to properly troubleshoot overheating complaints.
  • Engine
    • Kowledge of proper timing of a mechanical fuel systems.
    • Correct setting of injector height adjustment on EUI engine.
    • Proper method and procedure to install engine cylinder head assembly
    • Proper disassembly and assembly of a basic engine.
    • Correct measurement of liner protrusion.
    • Correct measurement of rod and main bearing clearance.
    • Proper removal and installation of crankshaft seal and wear ring.
    • Measure fuel consumption using a fuel flow meter
    • Check and adjust fuel rack synchronization and injector timing on 3500 series (or other large bore) engines.
    • Check aftercooler for proper operation
    • Measure and evaluate cylinder block for reusability
    • Evaluate and repair any Caterpillar engines with a low power complaint
    • Ability to properly troubleshoot fuel dilution complaints.
    • Ability to properly troubleshoot coolant loss complaints.
    • Ability to properly troubleshoot overheating complaints.
    • Engine Blowby Meter
    • Disassembly and assembly of a basic engine.
  • Aftertreatment
    • Ability to succesfully troubleshoot aftertreatment EGR, DPF, ARD heads, DEF issues,
    • Ability to identify upstream issues causing downstream issues (i.e. ECM control inputs, etc)
    • Help tech 1s diagnose problems w/ aftertreatment
    • Installation, troubleshoot, repair of DCL aftertreatment systems.
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Headquarters location
San Diego, CA (92127)
Phone
858-674-7043
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