ROBOTICS AND AUTOMATION SCHOOL NEAR ONTARIO, CA

Do you want to develop and test robots and machines? Does building robotics systems interest you? The robotics industry may just be your calling! Our robotics and automation school takes you through automation, programming and industrial networking to help you grow your skills and knowledge.

Our California trade school, offers hands-on training in labs designed to prepare for a career in robotics!¹

In 51 weeks, our robotics training program will train students in valuable industry skills like 3D printing, computer-aided design, troubleshooting and more. Our robotics courses were designed to teach students the responsibilities of robotics technicians.

Some of these duties are developing, testing and maintaining robotics and machines, as well as collaborating with engineers to design and build robotics machines and systems.

Our Robotics & Automation Technician training can teach skills used in a variety of industries, including electronics, manufacturing, health care and agriculture! Grads who have completed the program are prepared to pursue entry-level roles. Just like with any industry, technicians may be able to advance in their careers with experience and hard work.⁷⁷

Some roles in this career path include:

Entry-level

• Robotics & automation technician
• Control systems technician
• Maintenance technician

Advanced

• Instrumentation and controls technician
• Service technician III
• Senior maintenance technician
• Process control tech
• Product tech specialist
• Test engineering technician
• System integrator
• Robotics engineer
• Project engineer
• Control engineer
• Automation program manager

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual salary for robotics and automation technicians in the United States was $65,080 in May 2023.⁵⁹ This salary is determined by experience, employer, location and cost of living in the area.

Curious about what our training facilities look like? You can visit our robotics and automation school! Book a tour to see our training facilities and labs in person and ask questions you may have about the program. Follow these directions to get to UTI Rancho Cucamonga:

1. Drive from East Holt Boulevard and North Haven Avenue to Rancho Cucamonga (5.8 miles).
   1. Head east on East Holt Boulevard toward Euclid Avenue (2.7 miles).
   2. Use the right two lanes to merge onto Interstate 10 East via the ramp to San Bernardino (1.4 miles).
   3. Take exit 56 for Haven Avenue toward Interstate 15 (0.3 miles).
   4. Use the left two lanes to turn left onto North Haven Avenue (1.3 miles).
   5. Use the left lane to turn left onto 6th Street (0.1 miles).
2. Drive to your destination (0.1 miles).
   1. Turn left (197 feet).
   2. Turn left (479 feet).
      
      Fastest route may change depending on most recent traffic conditions.