What You’ll Learn
Build the technical skills to service, maintain, repair and install equipment used across industrial environments.
The Industrial Maintenance Repair program prepares you for employment in the industrial maintenance field through theory-based instruction and hands-on skill training. You’ll learn how to inspect, test, troubleshoot and repair electrical, mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic equipment while gaining experience across multiple technical areas that support modern industry.
You will learn how to:
- Practice shop and workplace safety
- Build basic welding skills, including arc welding and oxy-acetylene processes
- Read blueprints and use technical diagrams
- Understand DC and AC electricity concepts
- Install and test wiring, motors and control circuits
- Learn troubleshooting techniques using schematics and test equipment
- Work with hydraulic and pneumatic systems
- Understand mechanical systems and industrial equipment operation
- Gain introductory knowledge of programmable logic controllers
- Build skills related to HVAC system components and refrigerant recovery
- Prepare for EPA Section 608 certification
- Develop foundational machine tool skills, including lathes, milling and precision measurement
The program is designed to help you develop a broad technical skill set to support maintenance and repair needs across a variety of industrial settings.
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What You Can Do
Industrial Maintenance Repair can prepare you for careers in maintaining and servicing industrial machinery and systems.
Industrial employers depend on skilled technicians who can keep production equipment and mechanical systems running safely and efficiently. If you enjoy troubleshooting, working with machinery and developing versatile technical skills, this program can help you build a strong path into the field.
