Diesel Technology Program Meets Growing Oil & Gas Industry Demands

An educational partnership forms a two-year diesel technology program in North Dakota to meet the demand for diesel technicians in the booming oil and gas industry.
Diesel Technology Program Meets Growing Oil & Gas Industry Demands
From, left, Barbara Bang, NDSCS dean of technologies and services division; Dr. John Richman, NDSCS president; Terry Marohl, NDSCS department chair of the diesel technology program department; Donald Shilling, president of General Equipment & Supplies, Inc.; Mike Hayes, Komatsu North America director of service marketing and distributor development; and Mike Mencel, vice president of product support at Road Machinery & Supplies Co.

In conjunction with the North Dakota State College of Science (NDSCS), construction and excavating equipment manufacturer Komatsu has entered into an educational partnership for a two-year diesel technology program. 

As demand for energy in a booming oil and gas industry...

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