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MASS TRANSIT TRAINING NEEDS. VOLUME IV. BUS MECHANIC TRAINING PROGRAM. BUS MECHANIC INSTRUCTOR TRAINING PROGRAM

E J Thrasher, P Wood

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The report is the fourth of a five-volume series summarizing the findings, conclusions, and recommendations of a study of urban mass transit training needs. The training of mechanics and mechanic instructors is described in this volume. An outline of a general training program containing ten independent modules is presented, together with sources of material for use in the course. One conclusion reached is that because of the financial difficulties of the mass transit industry, it is recommended that implementation be delayed until funds become available to cover the cost of training.

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The report is the fourth of a five-volume series summarizing the findings, conclusions, and recommendations of a study of urban mass transit training needs. The training of mechanics and mechanic instructors is described in this volume. An outline of a general training program containing ten independent modules is presented, together with sources of material for use in the course. One conclusion reached is that because of the financial difficulties of the mass transit industry, it is recommended that implementation be delayed until funds become available to cover the cost of training.

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The report is the fourth of a five-volume series summarizing the findings, conclusions, and recommendations of a study of urban mass transit training needs. The training of mechanics and mechanic instructors is described in this volume. An outline of a general training program containing ten independent modules is presented, together with sources of material for use in the course. One conclusion reached is that because of the financial difficulties of the mass transit industry, it is recommended that implementation be delayed until funds become available to cover the cost of training.

Key concepts: Training (meteorology), Transit (satellite), Cover (algebra), Volume (thermodynamics), Engineering, Computer science, Transport engineering, Aeronautics

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