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Off-Road Diesel Technologies

National Coalition of Certification Centers (NC3)

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The Kubota TECH program equips aspiring technicians with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully pursue a career in the off-road diesel equipment industry. The certification program trains students to inspect, diagnose and repair Kubota equipment.

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The Kubota TECH program equips aspiring technicians with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully pursue a career in the off-road diesel equipment industry. This certification program will train students to inspect, diagnose and repair Kubota equipment with reliability and customer satisfaction. Students work with the best schools and dealers in the country to gain the knowledge, skills and experience required to become an integral member of the Kubota team. Certificates offered include Product Delivery Inspection & Assembly (pre-delivery inspection, assembly and add-on procedures, safety/assembly/installation), Preventative Maintenance Inspection, Maintenance Procedures (oil and filter, lubrication, cooling, hydraulic system service), Electrical (fundamentals, terminology, circuits, diagnostic procedures), Hydraulics (safety, fluids, system operation, diagnosis), Engines (operations, fuel, intake/exhaust, diagnosis), Powertrain: Transmissions (systems, components, diagnostic/repair), and Brakes, Steering, Suspension (BSS) (systems, components, diagnostic/repair). Required equipment is B26TLB Tractor, ZD1021 Mower, and RTV-X1140 Side-by-Side.

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Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Complete pre-delivery inspection
  • Perform preventative maintenance inspection
  • Perform oil and filter service
  • Perform lubrication service
  • Perform cooling system service
  • Service hydraulic systems
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines49-3042.00
  • Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians49-3041.00
  • Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists49-3031.00
  • First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers49-1011.00
What You'll Learn

Key competencies developed through this program

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Mastery: developing (Level 2)(based on Certification)

  • Damaged or worn mechanical parts — diagnose and replace independently on a variety of mobile heavy equipment with minimal supervision in a fleet-maintenance setting.
  • Hydraulic and mechanical subassemblies — overhaul and reassemble transmissions, crawler heads, and lift systems using cranes and precision hand tools in a production shop.
  • Operational defects — troubleshoot by operating and road-testing heavy equipment to isolate root causes before initiating repairs.
  • Technical service bulletins and blueprints — interpret multi-page diagrams and apply specifications to ensure accurate component reassembly on earthmoving or material-handling equipment.
  • Electrical systems — rewire, test, and repair circuits and control panels on heavy equipment using multimeters and wiring diagrams in a field or shop context.
  • Repaired equipment — conduct post-overhaul performance and load tests, comparing results against manufacturer tolerances to confirm operating efficiency.
  • Time and workflow — plan daily repair sequences and prioritize work orders to meet equipment return-to-service deadlines in a busy maintenance yard.
  • Quality control findings — document inspection results, defects, and corrective actions in facility management or maintenance-tracking software.
  • Common mechanical and hydraulic problems — apply critical thinking to select appropriate repair methods and tools from available resources without supervisor input.
  • Customer or operator communication — explain repair findings and service recommendations clearly in written work orders and verbal briefings.

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