MEMA Tech Training

Train Today.
Keep Your Fleet Moving Tomorrow.

Modern fleet vehicles are changing rapidly, and the systems technicians have worked with for years are becoming more connected, more electronic and more complex.

MEMA training helps fleet technicians build the knowledge and confidence to diagnose, service and repair today’s vehicle systems.

Courses

Build The Skills Your Fleet Needs

Capable technicians remain one of a fleet's most valuable assets.

MEMA provides practical training designed around the systems technicians encounter in real fleet operations.

With live and online training options, fleets can strengthen technician capabilities, prepare their workforce for emerging technologies and keep more diagnostic and repair expertise in-house.

Better-trained technicians. Faster diagnostics. Confident repairs. Less downtime.

Disconnecting an HVIL circuit during technician training

High Voltage Vehicle Safety

Technicians learn the fundamentals of electric vehicle (EV) high voltage safety including EV components, dangers, PPE, safe-down procedures, EV safety systems, and DMM usage.

Online or In Person I Basic Level I 8 Hours
technician tracing circuits on a diagram during electrical training

Electrical 1 - Systems Diagnosis

Understanding of basic electrical principles, common electrical components, circuit construction, DMM operation and testing, wiring schematics, circuit tracing and troubleshooting of common circuit malfunctions through hands-on training.

Online or In Person | Intermediate | 16 Hours
technicians diagnosing electrical faults on a test board during advanced vehicle electrical training

Electrical 2 - Advanced Diagnosis

Expands a technician’s understanding of the advanced electrical systems on medium and HD platforms. Emphasis on advanced digital multimeter functions, computer 1/0 circuits, electric vehicle comms, with hands-on circuit measurement and diagnostics.

Online or In Person | Intermediate | 8 Hours
Hands holding an EVSE tester with connected test leads

EVSE & Charging Systems

Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) charge levels, types, and connections. Emphasis is placed on communication between vehicle and charger, circuit inspection using digital multimeters and oscilloscopes, and resolving “no-charge” diagnosis issues.

In Person | Intermediate | 8 Hours
Technicians learning about EVSE supply equipment during training

EVSE Service & Maintenance

Maintenance, troubleshooting & repair of Level 1 & Level 2 electric vehicle service equipment. Covers intro to Electric Vehicles & EV Charging, Charger Comms, Charger Manufacturers, EVSE Comms, EVSE Styles & Auxiliary Equipment, EVSE Maintenance, and more.

In-Person I Intermediate I 16 Hours
technician inspecting a heavy duty electric vehicle during training

Intro To Electric Heavy-Duty EV

Learn the essential skills to enter the emerging electric heavy-duty vehicles (EHDV) industry. This training is essential for managers, supervisors, commercial vehicle inspectors, and technicians.

In-Person I Intermediate I 16 Hours
Technician testing a vehicle hydraulic system during training

Hydraulics For Heavy-Duty Vehicles

This course teaches the fundamentals, operation, service, troubleshooting, and repair procedures for hydraulic systems found in diesel, hybrid, and electric heavy-duty vehicles.

In-Person I Intermediate I 16 Hours
Instructor preparing fleet technicians for ASE A6 testing

ASE Test Prep A6: Electrical Systems

Prepares technicians for the ASE A6 certification test, assessing their knowledge and skills in diagnosing and repairing electrical and electronic systems in vehicles.

In-Person I Advanced I 8 Hours
a technician testing a vehicle during engine performance testing using a multimeter

ASE Test Prep A8: Engine Performance

This course is an In-depth study of test methods, wiring diagrams, sensors, computers, emissions, and diagnostics. ASE-style questions are used for preparation. Prerequisites are required to take this course.

In-Person I Intermediate I 8 Hours
technician preparing to test a hybrid vehicle during training

ASE Test Prep L3: Light Duty Hybrid/Electric Vehicle

Application and in-depth study of exam’s test methods, wiring diagrams, computers, AC/DC electricity, inverters/converters, and vehicle charging sources are combined with ASE-style questions for test preparation.

In-Person I Advanced I 8 Hours
an engine control computer

Engine Diagnostics Controls

This course teaches theory, testing, and service of mechanical and electronic systems for electric, diesel, CNG and alternative fuel systems. Zero-emissions, electric trucks, and theory of operation is covered.

In-Person I Advanced I 8 Hours
heavy-duty high voltage electrical vehicle wiring and components

Electric Heavy-Duty Vehicles High Voltage And Electrical Systems

Focused training on essential skill requirements for understanding and repairing electric heavy-duty vehicles (EHDV). This training is essential for managers, supervisors, commercial vehicle inspectors, and technicians.

In-Person I 16 Hours
Snap-on digital multimeter

Snap-On Multimeter Certification

This certification course includes training on the problem-solving capabilities of Snap-on digital multimeters. The material is focused on subjects from basic applications to advanced troubleshooting.

In-Person I 16 Hours
Heavy-duty vehicle illustration showing multiplex and PLC control networks

Medium/Heavy-Duty Multiplex & PLC Control Training

Learn concepts and applications of multiplexing and Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) systems in medium and heavy-duty vehicles. Identify faults, interpret wiring diagrams, and perform basic programming through a combination of software usage and real-world examples.

In-Person I 16 Hours
Technician calibrating an ADAS sensor

Medium/Heavy-Duty ADAS Systems Training

Understand the function, integration, and diagnostics of the main ADAS components in medium and heavy-duty (MHD) vehicles, including radar, lidar, cameras, sensors, and electronic control units (ECUs). Learn to properly inspect, calibrate, and troubleshoot MHD vehicles equipped with ADAS through instructor-led training software labs and real-world case studies.

In-Person I 16 Hours
Illustration highlighting CAN bus networks on a heavy-duty vehicle

Medium/Heavy-Duty CAN & Telematics Systems Training

Learn CAN and telematics fundamentals, including how CAN facilitates real-time communication between a vehicle’s ECUs, how telematics systems gather, transmit, and analyze data, and how these systems are used for fleet management, vehicle diagnostics, and compliance through hands-on instruction.

In-Person I 16 Hours