UPCOMING TECHNICIAN TRAINING COURSES
TRAINING TECHS FOR THE FUTURE
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Join our scheduled courses at one of our facilities. Check our schedule of upcoming courses below!
We can also coordinate training your fleet technicians at your fleet facility. For more information, please contact us using the form below, at info@wrkforce.org, or call us at (562) 246-8224 to discuss your public or private fleet training goals.
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Monday-Tuesday
June 8th-9th, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
Electrical Systems Diagnosis Level 1 gives fleet technicians a solid understanding of basic vehicle electrical principles, common components, and circuit operation. The course emphasizes hands-on circuit diagnosis using wiring schematics, digital multimeters, and proven troubleshooting methods.
Key Concepts: Wiring schematics, circuit tracing, electrical fault diagnosis, Ohm’s law applications, safe work practices, digital multimeter testing, and essential electrical concepts.
Wednesday June 10th, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
Electrical Systems Diagnosis Level 2 builds on foundational skills learned in our Level 1 course, and focuses on the advanced electrical systems used in modern medium- and heavy-duty ZEV, Hybrid Diesel and gasoline vehicle platforms. This course is highly hands-on and emphasizes accurate, real-world diagnostic techniques.
Key Concepts: Wiring schematics, circuit tracing, electrical fault diagnosis, Ohm’s law applications, safe work practices, digital multimeter testing, and essential electrical concepts.
Thursday June 11th, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
HIGH VOLTAGE VEHICLE SAFETY: Understanding high-voltage systems is crucial for industry professionals. Our Electric Vehicle High Voltage Safety Course provides technicians with essential knowledge to safely work around high-voltage systems on light-, medium-, and heavy-duty electric vehicles. The course covers core safety principles, hazard recognition, and proper procedures for creating a safe work environment.
Key Concepts: High-voltage components, PPE requirements, technician hazards, safe-down procedures, Live-Dead-Live verification, and HV safety systems.
EVSE AND CHARGING SYSTEMS: EVSE Training introduces technicians to the fundamentals of Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment and charging system operation. The course covers charge levels, connector types, communication processes, and essential diagnostic practices.
Key Concepts: EVSE types and charge levels, vehicle-charger communication, circuit inspection, pilot signal evaluation, diagnostic procedures, and troubleshooting basics.
June 24th-25th, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
Learn CAN and telematics fundamentals, including how the Controller Area Network (CAN) enables real-time communication between a vehicle’s electronic control units (ECUs), and how telematics systems collect, transmit, and analyze data for fleet management.
Modern fleet vehicles—whether powered by diesel, CNG, hybrid, or electric drivetrains—rely on these data systems for performance optimization, diagnostics, and compliance.
Key Concepts: CAN bus operation, ECU communication, telematics data acquisition, system monitoring, fault identification, and hands-on analysis of vehicle network traffic.
July 8th-9th, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
WTA’s CNG Fuel Systems training for fleet technicians focuses on technician-permitted service activities, including safe handling, system inspection, leak detection, and troubleshooting procedures relevant to CNG-powered work trucks, buses, and vocational fleet vehicles.
Technicians who complete this training will understand how to service CNG fuel systems within the scope of technician-permitted activities, minimizing risk and ensuring fleet safety and performance.
Key Concepts: Safe handling, system inspection, leak detection, and troubleshooting procedures relevant to CNG-powered work trucks, buses, and vocational fleet vehicles.
July 22nd-23rd, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
Technicians who complete WTA's Air Brake Repair & Maintenance Training for HD vehicles will understand how to inspect, diagnose, and service heavy-duty air brake systems safely and correctly, supporting uptime, compliance, and public safety.
This course combines classroom instruction with hands-on training to teach technicians air system architecture, component operation, inspection procedures, diagnostic workflows, and safety practices. It also addresses electronic braking controls, system communications basics, and how regenerative braking interacts with conventional friction braking.
Key Concepts: Compressed air basics and pneumatic energy, air supply system, dual circuit design, S-cam drum & air disc brakes, brake chambers & spring brakes, Federal & California braking regulations (FMCSA, FMVSS 121, CHP BIT), dual air systems and emergency brakes, ABS, EBS, brake system comms, electric compressors, brake blending and more.
August 20th-21st, 2026
Cerritos College
8:00-3:30
Understanding how ADAS sensors communicate and integrate with vehicle control systems is essential to ensuring reliable operation after repairs. From replacing a windshield to performing wheel alignments, every procedure affecting ADAS components must be supported by correct testing, calibration, and verification practices.
Through a combination of classroom learning and interactive labs, technicians learn how ADAS functions, how to diagnose faults, and how to perform calibrations that meet manufacturer standards.
Key Concepts: Radar, lidar, camera and sensor operation, ECU communication, ADAS diagnostics, calibration techniques, and system repair.
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