Advanced Transportation & Logistics

Building the Skills that Move Orange County.

Emerging technologies in alternative fuel sources for land, sea and air vehicles promote the future of the advanced transportation and logistics sector. Work with your hands, get away from the desk, or accomplish a unique technical skill, all while earning a great salary! Advanced Transportation and Manufacturing skills are in high demand throughout California.A degree or certificate from your local community college can catapult you into your new career.

Careers in Advanced Transportation

With a career education in advanced transportation and logistics, you’ll be on the move to a higher salary and a more secure future!

Skills Gained

Get the critical knowledge and tools to succeed in an advanced transportation and logistics career.

Earning Potential for Careers in Advanced Transportation

Your career education in advanced transportation and logistics opens doors to bigger opportunities, higher salaries, and more!

Aircraft Mechanics & Service Technicians: $55,287-$89,033
Automotive Service Technicians & Mechanics: $35,437-$66,238
Avionics Technicians: $46,731-$80,253
Bus & Truck Mechanics & Diesel Engine Specialists: $52,949-$79,515

Cargo and Freight Agents: $38,314-$62,531
Commercial Pilots: $79,495-$191,826
Logisticians: $66,095-$109,120
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics: $52,390-$91,245

Find a program near you in ADVANCED TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS

Coastline College

Logistics/Supply Chain Management

Cypress College

Fullerton College

Automotive Technology

Golden West College

Automotive Technology

Orange Coast College

Saddleback College

Santa Ana College

Santiago Canyon College

Heavy Equipment Maintenance

I got the job because I had automotive experience.

Pete Lindstrom

Future BUILT graduate

Advanced Transportation & Logistics Facts

The Advanced Transportation and Logistics sector accounts for over 58,000 jobs in the Orange County region with an average of $65,963 per job.

Career Education grads searching for a new job in this sector reported an 73% success rate within six months.

According to the American Trucking Association, overall freight tonnage will grow more than 25 percent by 2030 to 20.6 billion tons— with revenues increasing 53.8 percent to $1.6 trillion.