Cert in Electrical/Electronics Maintenance and Repair Technologies/Technicians

This diploma focuses on the electrical systems that run automated equipment in industrial settings. Students receive specialized instruction in programmable logic controllers, electrical controls and instrumentation, which are central to how modern plants operate. General academic courses, including English, form the first portion of the curriculum. The technical sequence then builds the knowledge needed to install, understand and work on control systems. Completing the diploma earns a credential in Electrical Control Systems. Holders of the credential can seek jobs as an industrial electrician or as a control technician in industry. Both roles involve keeping automated production equipment functioning, so the program suits people who like combining electrical theory with troubleshooting. The emphasis on controls and instrumentation distinguishes it from a general electrical program and directs graduates toward factory and plant work.