Automotive Profile
Cort Johnson
I started in 1987 at
Larry H. Miller Chevrolet as an apprentice technician. I completed a
two-year program in May of 1989 earning a two-year degree through
the General Motors Automotive Service Educational Program at Weber
State University.
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- Between 2006 and 2014 the demand for Automotive
Service Technicians and Diesel Technicians in Utah will grow by 3.4%
- More than 600 new jobs annually in Utah
- Work with cutting-edge technologies in modern, clean,
air-conditioned and safe shops.
*For questions regarding background check relating
to certificates and licenses, contact the Utah Division of Occupational and
Professional Licensing.
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Diesel Profile
James Duran
"From a young age, I had ambitions of becoming
a Diesel Technician".
Wanting a professional career that would be
both mentally and physically satisfying, he began pursuing his
goal in high school by enrolling in an Auto Tech class and then
enrolling in the Heavy Duty Mechanics program through the Jordan
Applied Technology Center. |
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