School of Engineering

    Construction Plant Mechanic

    3-term specialized program in heavy machinery maintenance and repair.

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    Grade Level
    Practical Training
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    Ministry of Education
    3 Terms
    Duration
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    On Request
    Fees on Request
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    Program Overview

    The Plant Mechanic course trains learners to maintain, service, and repair heavy machinery and equipment used in construction, agriculture, and industry. It covers key areas such as the transmission, undercarriage, engine, and hydraulic system. Students gain hands-on experience with excavators, bulldozers, loaders, graders, and compactors, learning to diagnose faults, perform preventive maintenance, and execute major repairs. The program emphasizes safety protocols, proper tool usage, and understanding of mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical systems in heavy equipment. Graduates are prepared for careers in construction companies, mining operations, equipment rental firms, and agricultural enterprises, with the skills to ensure machinery operates efficiently and safely.

    Faculty

    School of Engineering

    Entry Requirements

    Open to all

    Start Dates

    Intakes every term

    What You'll Learn

    Heavy machinery systems and components
    Engine diagnostics and repair
    Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
    Electrical systems in plant machinery
    Preventive maintenance schedules
    Safety in machinery servicing

    Admission Requirements & Suitability

    Required Documents

    National ID / passport
    2 passport photos
    Completed application form

    This Course is For You If:

    You want to work with heavy construction equipment
    You're interested in machinery maintenance
    You want to work in construction or mining industries

    Accommodation

    Optional, on request

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