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As a technician apprentice, you’re not just learning how to do the work — you’re doing it at a real Cat dealership. You’ll do repairs, troubleshoot diesel equipment problems and service heavy equipment, all while getting paid. Get more details around compensation in the next question.
Yes, most apprenticeships are paid, so you don’t have to worry about a break in income. Plus, you’ll receive full-time benefits like paid time off, health insurance and tuition reimbursement. Compensation and benefits may vary by dealership so be sure to ask your local Cat dealer.
That’ll be determined by the dealership, typically around 12 to 24 months. But your apprenticeship could lead to a permanent position. See more details in the next question.
If you successfully complete your apprenticeship, you could be awarded a program certification and offered a position at the dealership. Plus, most Cat dealers offer ongoing education and development so you can continue to succeed as a heavy equipment mechanic.
Not necessarily. Cat dealer apprenticeships are designed with a “bring the will, gain the skill” mentality. That means no matter your background or experience level, you’ll quickly learn the basics and pave an exciting career as a Caterpillar mechanic.
Learn the basics of Caterpillar equipment systems through Technicians for the World, a free online learning program. Some Cat dealers also offer a two-year associate degree program: ThinkBIG.
While requirements may vary by dealership, Cat dealers are looking for self-motivated individuals with a strong interest in mechanics. If that sounds like you, apply!
A technician apprenticeship is a smart way to test if a dealer technician job is a right fit, and there a few things you can do to prepare. Get your questions answered by your local Cat dealer and polish up your resume.
Browse available apprenticeship positions. You’ll likely need to create a Caterpillar account (which takes less than a minute) and upload your resume, so be sure it’s up to date!
