EGR Systems

Credentials for Automotive Technicians represent to employers the earners' understanding of concepts fundamental to automobile engines, braking systems, suspension systems, climate systems, electrical systems, and various types of transmissions. They must receive formal training and gain hands-on experience to qualify for an entry-level position through either vocational or other postsecondary training program. In addition to knowledge and skills in each automotive area, successful automotive technicians and mechanics must have excellent customer service skills and be able to listen to and communicate successfully with the vehicle owners. They must also understand and comply with the numerous state and federal laws that govern the industry including EPA laws and regulations for hazardous wastes and vehicle emissions. Specifically, this badge demonstrates the earner's ability to discuss the purpose, function, monitoring, diagnosing of problems of exhaust gas recirculation systems including interpretation of EGR-related OBD-II trouble codes.