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Getting started in our Industrial Maintenance program begins with three simple steps:
Our Admissions Representatives will work with you to help get any documents submitted and any additional information that’s needed. One qualification for our program includes proof of schooling, which could include:
For more information on admissions requirements, head here.
With hands-on labs and an in-person, instructor-led online curriculum developed hand-in-hand with industry experts, our students receive relevant training fit to industry needs.18
Here’s a look at the courses in our Industrial Maintenance program (course titles and descriptions are subject to change):
This course reviews the history of the power technology industry up to and including the present, as well as a review of common terminology and definitions used in the industry. Students engage in hands-on activities that support principles of physics as they apply to hydraulics and pneumatics, as well as the basic knowledge of the many components used in these systems.
Students cover mathematics that are applied to the relevant subject areas throughout the program, including applications of formulas, conversions, imperial systems, metric systems and additional subject areas relevant to progress in the program. Additionally, students learn the safety requirements while performing tasks on the job, including an understanding of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations and certification.
In this course, students learn direct current (DC) electrical theory and applications. Students learn alternating current (AC) electrical circuit schematics and design, including AC electrical component operation, electrical fundamentals, circuit calculation, circuit design, circuit construction, proper procedures for testing for advanced electrical functions, and troubleshooting.
In this course, students learn the proper use and interpretation of precision measuring devices like dial indicators, micrometers, calipers, depth gauges, and thread pitch gauges, as well as the importance of precision measuring devices. Additionally, students learn physics concepts and calculations with relevance to the disciplines of the program's course content.
In this course, students complete standard inspections, and preventative maintenance practices will be demonstrated. Students demonstrate what they’ve learned by completing assigned hands-on projects in the lab that bring together precision measuring, drilling, threading, fastening, torquing and similar other material processing techniques.
This course covers basic principles and fundamentals of refrigeration processes and operations, with a primary focus on industrial and commercial refrigeration equipment. Students study basic preventative maintenance, basic scheduled maintenance and basic troubleshooting.
In this course, students learn about scheduled and nonscheduled maintenance required for gas turbines. Students learn the basic operation and design of boiler systems, as well as startup and shutdown procedures.
Students are introduced to more advanced electrical theory and applications. Students work on projects that enhance their ability to design, navigate, troubleshoot and analyze circuits using electrical schematics.
After completing training in just 30-39 weeks in our Industrial Maintenance Technician program, students are prepared for entry-level roles in the industry.
There are several different career avenues that could be pursued by skilled industrial maintenance technicians. Most of our grads start out working as entry-level technicians or in other entry-level roles. As with any industry, over time, you may be able to advance in your career with hard work. Some entry-level and advanced roles could include:77
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Our Industrial Maintenance Technician program is designed to be in-person; however, our instructors utilize an online curriculum that is developed with industry experts to ensure students receive relevant training fit to industry needs.18
To qualify for one of our programs, you’ll need documentation of previous schooling. You can find specifics here, but some examples include a high school diploma, a GED certificate or a home-schooling certificate.
Students often choose the Industrial Maintenance Technician program because they’re looking to pursue a career in the energy industry. These students are likely analytical thinkers with strong problem-solving skills, and they prefer hands-on work over sitting at a desk.
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