Master RV Service Technician

Prerequisite

The Master RV Service Technician review and exam is available once the student has acquired their RVTAA Certified RV Service Technician credentials, completion of the solar and generator courses, and has 3-years of experience. Join the ranks of the RVTAA Master Certified RV Service Technician professionals.

Master RV Service Technician

Once the Advanced Recreational Vehicle (RV) Service Technician has achieved proficiency in the areas of RV propane, electrical, plumbing, fire & life safety, and weight knowledge, the student is eligible to advance their skills further as a Master Technician. The Master Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician curriculum provides a comprehensive focus on all aspects relative to RV living, troubleshooting, and reconstruction of RV systems. In addition, the Master Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician will learn essential theory on precept, mentoring, and teaching the next generation of RV technicians and inspectors. Once the student has acquired their RVTAA Certified RV Service Technician credentials, has 3-years of experience and has acquired the necessary knowledge and skills, they are eligible to take the RVTAA Master Certified RV Service Technician Exam to join the ranks of the RVTAA Master Certified RV Service Technician professionals. Students might expect to find employment at an insurance industry, banking, extended service agreement companies, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), dealerships, vendors, equipment suppliers, repair shops, and/or via small business ownership. In addition, the master training could lead to being promoted to service manager, parts advisor, shop foreman, vice president of operations, servicer underwriter, or master service technician instructor.

Full Program Length: 2 weeks / 78 hours

Required Courses:

Master RV Service Technician

Once the Advanced Recreational Vehicle (RV) Service Technician has achieved proficiency in the areas of RV propane, electrical, plumbing, fire & life safety, and weight knowledge, the student is eligible to advance their skills further as a Master Technician. The Master Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician curriculum provides a comprehensive focus on all aspects relative to RV living, troubleshooting, and reconstruction of RV systems. In addition, the Master Recreational Vehicle (RV) Technician will learn essential theory on precept, mentoring, and teaching the next generation of RV technicians and inspectors. Once the student has acquired their RVTAA Certified RV Service Technician credentials, has 3-years of experience and has acquired the necessary knowledge and skills, they are eligible to take the RVTAA Master Certified RV Service Technician Exam to join the ranks of the RVTAA Master Certified RV Service Technician professionals. Students might expect to find employment at insurance industry, banking, extended service agreement companies, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), dealerships, vendors, equipment suppliers, repair shops, and/or via small business ownership. In addition, the master training could lead to being promoted to service manager, parts advisor, shop foreman, vice president of operations, servicer underwriter, or master service technician instructor.

Full Program Length: 2 weeks / 78 hours

Required Courses:

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