RV service technicians are typically employed at RV dealerships, independent RV repair shops, RV manufacturers and may also be self-employed. They may work at indoor shops and outdoors at RV sites. Learn more about the Application Process for Apprenticeship Technical Training.
The 3 levels of the apprenticeship program are listed below:
Level 1 (8 weeks)
- Perform safety-related activities
- Use tools and equipment
- Perform common work practices
- Service water systems
- Service electrical systems
- Service liquid petroleum (LP) gas systems
- Service water heaters
- Service furnaces
- Service cooktops and ovens
- Service refrigerators
- Service air conditioners, refrigeration and heat pumps
- Service chassis and mechanical components
- Service towing systems
Level 2 (8 weeks)
- Service electrical systems
- Service liquid petroleum (LP) gas systems
- Service water heaters
- Service furnaces
- Service cooktops and ovens
- Service refrigerators
- Service air conditioners (A/C), refrigeration and heat pumps
- Service exterior and interior components
Level 3 (8 weeks)
- Perform common work practices
- Service electrical systems
- Service air conditioners (A/C), refrigeration and heat pumps
- Service exterior and interior components
- Service chassis and mechanical components
- Service towing systems