Isuzu Trucks’ Top Talent Competes for National Honours

The tough get going

The rigorous format comprised a demanding theory examination, followed by methodically designed practical stations where competitors, against the clock, diagnosed complex fault scenarios across engine management, electrical systems, and chassis components on the test Isuzu MY25 N series models.

IAL Head of Aftersales, Brett Stewart, said the competition directly addresses the sector's pressing skills gap.

"With an ageing workforce and growing technological complexity, programs like the NTSC are vital," said Mr Stewart.

"We're not just testing skills; we're actively incentivising the deep technical expertise our industry relies on and showcasing the incredible career opportunities available.

"Investing in our technicians is an investment in the very backbone of Australian road transport and of course, our many thousands of customers."