Your first stop should be the Diesel Technician Society where you can find articles written by real life diesel techs, forums and even the “employment hub,” which has all your job search needs (like resume posting).

Once you find those entry-level diesel tech opportunities and receive your formal training, you will be able to move into more skilled work in the future. There are automotive systems and diagnostic equipment that an entry-level diesel tech will learn to use effectively so that they can eventually specialize in a variety of disciplines. These disciplines include body repair work inspecting and maintaining vehicles as an automotive technician (and the list continues). There are also a variety of departments that someone with the job title diesel tech can operate in. There are not only jobs, such as the ones listed above that are labor intensive.

There are a variety of web resources at your disposal for entry-level diesel tech jobs in all disciplines so look into them. While you’re at it, have fun, learn new things and find that entry-level job!!

Diesel Technician Society:
http://www.jobvertise.com/members/fddts
Additional Resources:
http://msn.careerbuilder.com/JobSeeker/Jobs/JobDetails.aspx?IPath=JRGT&job_did=J8C6NY6P6DPF77GRP3Y&cbRecursionCnt=1&cbsid=fa9eb0b7aba944afa533627206b8dee2-212836676-VO-4
http://www.careerexplorer.net/jobchoices/automotive.asp
http://283.careersite.com/candidate/processcandviewjob?docid=LA14295172&source=search