Automotive Service Technician Program

Motive Power and Construction Trades Department

Department Overview

The Motive Power and Construction Trades Department at NBCC Moncton meets the challenges of mechanical motorized training by developing alternate training programs and forming partnerships with the motive power industry and its after-market. Construction trade programs are fully compliant with apprentriceship regulations and provide for a comprehensive learning experience towards the block training.

We are expanding to allow us to meet industry needs.

Full-Time Program Offerings

Taining and Partners

Besides the regular pre-employment training options of Mechanical/Motorized and the construction trades, the department delivers apprenticeship training in Automotive Service Technician, Automotive Service Educational Program (ASEP), Truck and Transport Service Technician, Commercial Trailer Service Technician, Motorcycle Repair, Agricultural Equipment Repair, Construction Electrical, carpentry, and plumbing.

Partnerships exist with almost every facet of the industry: automotive, truck and transport, two and four-wheel recreational vehicles, and their after-markets. Some training partners include the following organizations:

General Motors of Canada Ltd.
Toyota Canada Inc.
Chrysler Canada Ltd.
Ford of Canada Ltd.
Hyundai
Yamaha
KIA
Kawasaki
Suzuki
Navistar
AC Delco
John Deere Ltd.
New Holland
Caterpillar
Snap-On Tools and Equipment

Specialty Programs

To meet the needs of motive power industry, the department also offers the following services:

Dealer training:

The manufacturer provides the facilities and equipment. The college provides instructors to deliver technical training ranging from electronic service information to sophisticated on-board computer systems to dealers’ technicians.

Contract fleet training:

The college trains the technicians of business, industries, and government departments with fleets of specific vehicles.

Facility for dealer training:

The college provides the facilities for motive power organizations

Staff

Instructors have access to professional development on a continuous basis through the regularly scheduled dealer training without having to leave the college.

Links to Associations and Programs

GM Canada ASEP Program
CARS Canada (Canadian Automotive Repair and Service)

Contact Information

Greg Curwin
Department Head
Office: B-1111
Tel: (506) 856-2263
Fax: (506) 856-2049
Email: greg.curwin@gnb.ca