Isuzu Australia Ltd.

07/14/2025 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 07/13/2025 19:39

Isuzu Powers TAFE Tech Training Boost

Job for life

IAL's Brett Stewart reinforced the notion that a career as a diesel mechanic remains a long-term proposition, with a range of employment opportunities available well into the future. ​

"Diesel engine technology, whether it be in trucks, off-highway applications or a range of other heavy industries, has a strong future despite perceptions," said Mr Stewart. ​

"Demand is only increasing and with engine technology and overall efficiencies improving drastically, the need for trained technicians will remain strong for many decades to come.

"This means that Isuzu dealers and other workshops will be busy places, and the most valuable resource will be skilled technicians.

"I started as a diesel apprentice and did all my TAFE studies at the Gordon Geelong. I forged a successful career in workshops, dealerships, and now within a leading OEM. ​

"Having professional training is a skill for life and can lead to a range of opportunities that many people never imagined."

The following line-up of Isuzu engines have been supplied.

  • 14 x 4JG1 engines (mechanical)
  • 7 x 4JJ1 engines (common rail)
  • 1 x 4HK1 engine (common rail)
  • 2 x 4BG1 engine (mechanical)
  • 5 x 6HK1 engines (common rail)
  • 1 x 6BG1 engine (mechanical)
  • 2 x 6UZ1 engine (common rail)
  • 49 x radiators ​
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