Forsyth Tech Transportation Technology Center
Forsyth Technical Community College - The Transportation Technology & Aviation Technology Lab
This is team work in the Race Technology program of Forsyth Tech Transportation Technology Center
Second year RCT students adjusting & tuning an engine on the dyno.
FTC Race Technology students leveling pistons in a Chevolet engine.
Forsyth Tech students rebuilding Rocker Arm Assemblies on a LS engine.
T-Ten Students working on Toyota engines. ,
The CARE program worked as a team to distribute Harris Teeter's donated food () for seven FTC Connect Pantries. An impressive team cooperating to get the work done!
A Race Technology Facility View
Enjoy viewing the State of the Art Race Technology facility. More to come!
20/04/2023
There were two long rows exhibiting employers in the Career Fair. Students visited the employers' representatives to hear about the available jobs. It was a great opportunity for the students in which many participated!
Preparing for the day when the new dynamometer for Race Technology can test the engine the students are rebuilding!
18/04/2023
Looking for a great day of family fun? Come find the Forsyth Tech Transportation Program booth at this year's Piedmont Earth Day Fair on April 22nd at the Winston-Salem Fairgrounds. FREE activities, music, demonstrations, and more!
04/04/2023
When you come to the Transportation Center's front entrance, you will be welcomed by either Myles (Associate Dean), Tracy (Admin Assistant), or Tyler and Chris (Work-Study students).
04/04/2023
Please Enjoy the Aviation Systems Technology flyer below!
21/02/2023
FTC Diesel Students Toured Daimler Assembly Plant
Damiler's hybrid prototype is seen behind FTC diesel students in below picture. During the Damiler manufacturer tour, the students were able to watch a truck being built from start to finish. What a learning experience!
07/12/2022
Yesterday was a busy day for the Forsyth Tech Transportation Center. David Conner, program coordinator, started off the day with Daniel Merritt at West Stokes College and Career fair, then joined John John E. Klapmeyer at Goodwill for another college fair. The Automotive Systems Technology program is currently enrolling students for a spring start.
18/11/2022
Stokes County Career Fair
David Conner, the program coordinator, and Daniel Merritt, an instructor, joined in the Stokes County Career Fair and represented the Forsyth Tech Transportation Technology Center. A really nice display! , , , , ,
10/11/2022
Eric Dixon, Philip Grimes, John Klapmeyer, Scott Sanford (TMNA) and David Conner attended a recruiting event at Statesville-Iredell Career Fair , , , , , , ,
27/10/2022
Daniel Merritt's class in the T-Ten program are identifying areas under car while learning routine maintenance on Toyota's.
08/09/2022
The General Automotive Program at the Forsyth Tech Transportation Technology Center participates in the Leap Apprentice Program which gives students an opportunity to earn a degree at FTC while working in the industry. To learn more about Leap Apprentice Program click below.
https://www.forsythtech.edu/courses-programs/degrees/leap-learn-earn-apprenticeship-program/
Media -Salem Apprentice Program
08/09/2022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBFnvltgkMM&t=1s
Levon Mitchell, Desmond Coker, Benjamin Shneiderman, Kourtney Spangller, and Fernando Salomon were interviewed by Twin City Media for this video representing the Leap Apprentice Program in the Collision and Repair program.
While waiting for Twin City Media film crew to film them for the Leap Apprentice Program, Armado De la Sancha-Medina entertained his colleagues and showed there is a lot of fun at the Forsyth Tech Transportation Technology Center.
Tony De La Fe is installing a suspension leveling kit, a skill learned in the General Automotive program at FTC.
Motor Sports Project
Motorcycle Mechanics students, Jonah George and Sam Mills, working on their templates for a project in the Custom Fabrication course held over the summer. Students learn a variety of techniques and steps during this course from the beginning of the fabrication process making templates, working with an array of metal shaping and cutting equipment, to finishing the final product.
Motor Sports Rebuilding Project
Kris Barba, Motorcycle Mechanics student, working on one of his projects in the Custom Fabrication class lab. Students learn a variety of metal fabrication techniques throughout this course.
31/08/2022
Noregon Diagnostic Tools Available for Diesel Students
Forsyth Tech - A Noregon Education Program Partner Noregon’s Education Program helps students and programs access the tools and resources necessary to prepare graduates for a successful career. In this video,...
03/05/2022
Susanna Boysen was sought out by Noregon, a heavy-duty diagnostic company. They came to FTC's diesel program to interview Susanna, representing women in the diesel field. She has developed diagnostic skills, using Noregon's equipment, from electrical voltage readings in the engine.
Susanna has lots of diesel skills and came first place in the Skills USA NC Leadership and Skills Competition this past Thursday. She will compete in the June national conference.
Congratulations, Susanna!
FTC Diesel program students using micronometer to take precision measurement of engine block.
01/05/2019
Congratulations, to all the Collision Repair and Refinishing Technology Winners at SkillsUSA!
Videos (show all)
