INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE (INT)

MISSION: The mission of the Industrial Maintenance program is to prepare students for employment and advancement in industrial maintenance. Additionally, the program provides training for local industries and assists students in achieving their personal and professional goals.

The Industrial Maintenance Technician program prepares a student to install and maintain all types of industrial equipment. Graduates will interpret prints, and schematics, properly use burning and welding equipment, and identify equipment components and their applications in industrial environments. The program is usually completed in five semesters/terms. This program consists of one short certificate.

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

Short Certificate 29 Credit Hours

Note: PSY 100 Orientation and WKO 107 Workplace Skills Preparation are required during the first semester of attendance for all students entering this program.

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

COURSE NUMBER

PSY 100

Orientation

1

WKO 107

Workplace Skills Preparation

1

Select 27 credit hours from the following courses:

EET 100

Introduction to Engineering Technologies

3

ETC 101

DC Fundamentals

3

INT 112

Industrial Maintenance Safety Procedures

3

INT 117

Principles of Industrial Mechanics Hydraulics/Pneumatics

3

INT 124

Prod. Equipment Layout and Installation

3

INT 126

Preventive Maintenance

3

INT 127

Prin. of Ind. Pumps And Piping Systems

3

INT 192

Cooperative Work Experience

3

INT 234

Ind. Maintenance Metal Welding/Cutting Tech

3

ETC 102

AC Fundamentals

3

ILT 194

Programmable Logic Controllers I

3

DDT 114

Industrial Blueprint Reading

3