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RV Maintenance Technician Training

The RV industry is growing, and the demand for qualified technicians has never been higher.

CCC offers RV Maintenance Technician training in partnership with the RV Technical Institute, the gold-standard credentialing body for RV service professionals, giving you a clear, stackable pathway from entry-level skills to Master Technician certification.

Whether you want to launch a new career or learn to maintain your own RV, this training is built around hands-on, practical skills you can use immediately.

Program Options

RVTI offers a stackable certification pathway with up to four levels of training. Each level builds on the last and includes Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10 certification. You can complete Level 1 and enter the workforce, then return for additional levels to advance your certification and earning potential.

  • Level 1: Entry-level training covering the core systems of an RV. Completed in approximately three weeks. Includes OSHA 10 certification.
  • Level 2: Builds on Level 1 with more advanced systems knowledge and diagnostic skills.
  • Specialist Certifications: Specialized training available in Appliance, Electronics, Slide-Out, Chassis, and Electrical systems.
  • Master Technician: The highest level of RVTI certification, demonstrating comprehensive expertise across all RV systems.

What Can I Do with this training?

RV Maintenance Technician training prepares you to service and repair the house systems of recreational vehicles, including propane, electrical, water, appliances, generators, and chassis and body components. This training focuses on the living systems of an RV, not the engine or drivetrain.

 
According to RVTI, the average starting salary for a certified RV Maintenance Technician is $72,000. Technicians with advanced certifications and specializations typically earn more.

What Will I Learn?

Training covers the core house systems found in all types of recreational vehicles, including:

  • Industrial Safety
  • Electrical Systems
  • Mechanical, Hydraulic & Pneumatic Systems
  • Maintenance & Troubleshooting
  • Operation of Automated Production Systems

Program at a glance

  • Program type: Non-credit workforce training
  • Curriculum: RV Technical Institute (RVTI)
  • Level 1 Training Hours: 35 to 50 hours, including OSHA 10 certification
  • Time to complete Level 1: Approximately 3 weeks
  • Course Delivery: In-person, hands-on
  • Level 1 cost: $1975, including training, OSHA 10, and tools
  • Average starting salary: $72,000 according to RTVI
  • Financial Aid eligible: No, but workforce funding may be available. Check with the program coordinator.

Cost and Funding

Level 1 training costs $1,975 and includes all training materials, OSHA 10 certification, and tools. Funding assistance may be available for eligible applicants through workforce development programs. Contact the program coordinator to discuss your eligibility before registering.

How to enroll

RV Maintenance Technician training does not require a CCC application. Contact the program coordinator directly to receive application and tuition information and to confirm the next available start date.

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