Heavy Vehicle Technology

Repairing and maintaining large stationary and mobile machines and industrial equipment in environments that include transportation, mining, agriculture, and forestry.

Information

Skill Competition Manager : Thomas Murphy

Heavy vehicle maintenance technicians must be able to work with internal combustion engines and components. This entails a knowledge of a variety of specific tools such as heavy equipment and power tools to diagnose problems, make adjustments, and repair faults.

Work often has to be done at speed, while observing strict safety standards if vital production time is not to be lost. The technician often works alone and is the link between the employer, the customer, and the manufacturer and can involve a degree of seniority at the highest level of performance.

Competitors

Armands Petkuns

Latvia

Yan Weng

China

Birgitte Brunsgaard Jacobsen

Denmark

Andries Hoeksma

Netherlands

Johan BEILLEVAIRE

France

Rezha Mahendra

Indonesia

Minjae Kim

Korea

Thomas Bevan

Australia

Jakub Netter

Poland

Fabian Reisinger

Austria

Mohamad Khobir Bin Mohammad

Malaysia

Cale Mouser

United States of America

Cedric Lang

Switzerland

Lorena Madalena Barcelos Avelar

Brazil

Calendar

Slot	Day	Time
Competitor Finish Time	09/11	17:15
Competitor Finish Time	09/12	17:15
Competitor Finish Time	09/13	17:15
Competition ends (3-hours)	09/14	16:45
Competitor Finish Time	09/14	17:00

What happens during a skill competition?

The Competitors receive their competition subject.

Competitors carry out the requested project and deliver complete or incomplete work within a specified deadline.

A group of Experts evaluates Competitors' renderings in accordance with WSI standards.

The results are calculated through an information system and a list of Champions is generated.

The Champions are rewarded during a Closing Ceremony.

Results

Cedric
Lang

Switzerland

Johan
BEILLEVAIRE