The Automotive Technology program integrates hands-on training with academic studies, allowing you to get a head start on your college education.
Questions? Call 440.891.7732
The automotive profession is changing rapidly – the average car has six to thirty-six computers managing everything from engine timing to the anti-lock braking system (ABS). Today’s auto technicians are high-tech master diagnosticians facing components and repairs unheard of a generation ago. In this program, you will learn the skills needed to diagnose, repair and maintain all types of automobiles, trucks and SUVs.
The Automotive Technology program integrates hands-on training with academic studies allowing you to get a head start on your college education. Successful completers of this program may earn credit from Cuyahoga Community College as well as ASE (Automotive Service Excellence) certification. In addition, students who excel in the Automotive Technology program may obtain a paid internship.
Email Richard Bruner
Education: Diesel Technology , A.S.C.T, Vincennes University
Certifications: from Cummins include, Mega Mid Range, Heavy Duty, Electrical Troubleshooting & Emissions
At Polaris Since: 2023
Industry Experience: 6 years experience working at Cummins Sales and Service
Interests/Hobbies: Richard loves solving problems & puzzles, working on project vehicles, and taking apart random things to see how they work.
Automotive Technology 2024-2025 Advisory Members
Ryan Frick, Ken Ganley Companies
Rusty Gold, Ganley Chevrolet
Rami Karsheh, Pro Automotive
Alex Kennell, W.W. Williams
Ted Schafer, Cuyahoga Community College
Cody Shimell, Mercedes Benz of North Olmsted
Aidan Wagner, Cummins Sales and Service
Bryan Weber, Weber Automotive, Inc.
