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Attention students and recent grads! It's never too early to think about what's next. Turn your passion for technology and hands-on problem solving into an exciting career as a Cat® dealer technician.
Not a student or grad? Or looking for more general information?
Complete a free online program, Technicians for the World, with courses in engines, hydraulics and other Cat machine systems.
Want to see if being a Cat dealer mechanic is right for you — and get paid? Cat dealerships offer paid internships to help you get started.
By partnering with local colleges, Cat dealers help you earn an associate degree plus 2,000+ hours of work experience.
Not seeing what you need? Have additional questions? Contact your local authorized Cat dealer.
A Cat dealer service technician does more than manage and repair machines: They keep the world moving. And the machines they support depends on the industries their dealer serve, from construction to mining and beyond.
At Cat dealers, mechanics and diesel mechanics are called service technicians — and the work they do makes a real difference every day. Technicians maintain and repair Cat machines, from equipment that builds our roads and communities to engines that power marine vessels. Diesel mechanics carry out similar responsibilities but mostly specialize in engines.
Many Cat dealerships are set up to give you a tour around the shop, demonstrate work tasks and answer your questions. Contact your local Cat dealer to get started.
You’ll need a high school diploma, GED or equivalent to become a Cat dealer technician. If you want to work and earn income but also want to earn a degree, check out ThinkBIG.
Hands-on problem solving and attention to detail are skills that'll give you a big advantage. And we're here to help, with our free online learning program, Technicians for the World. You can also train on the job with train-to-task programs.
Yes, some Cat dealers offer these. Check with your nearest Cat dealer to see what’s available.
Cat dealers offer training programs to help build you knowledge on Cat equipment — and your confidence on the job. Choose from paid dealership training or apply for a paid apprenticeship.
In addition to a competitive salary, you can expect a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement contributions and paid time off. Salary will vary by location.
The Cat dealer network is the largest, most experienced dealer network in the world. With over 160 independent Cat dealers, there are plenty of opportunities to find a job near you.
