Industrial Maintenance

The mission of the Industrial Maintenance program is to provide the opportunity to build knowledge and skills through technical instruction and training, so students may gain entry-level employment in the Industrial Maintenance field. The Industrial Maintenance program is designed to develop proficiency in multiple skill areas to fill industry demand for mechanical and electrical/electronic industrial maintenance personnel. Students receive practical instruction and guidance in individually paced study and skill practice in each area.

Diploma

Industrial Maintenance Technician

1728 Hours

Certificate

Industrial Maintenance Helper	864 Hours
Programmable Logic Controllers	432 Hours
Welding Technology	432 Hours
Machine Tool Technology	432 Hours
Drafting and CAD Technology	432 Hours
Residential Electrician	864 Hours

Certificate levels of completion are exit points of less than full competency and are awarded at the discretion of the instructor. A diploma is awarded upon successful completion of the core and two electives.

Areas of study and skill development include:

Industrial Electricity (core)
DC Circuits
AC Circuits
Motors / Motor Controls
Hydraulics and Pneumatics (core)
Mechanical Maintenance (core)
Drafting and CAD Technology (elective)
Welding Technology (elective)
Programmable Logic Controllers (elective)
Machine Tool Technology (elective)
Residential Wiring (elective)
Students completing the Residential Wiring Elective are encouraged to take the Limited Liability
Electrician (LLE) exam.