Cert in Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians

The Industrial Maintenance Mechanic program trains students in safe work practices and the maintenance of industrial mechanical systems. Coursework covers fundamental mechanical principles, fluid mechanics, and thermodynamics as they apply to equipment design. Students learn basic maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair techniques for common industrial systems. Courses also include structural welding, mechanical drafting with computer-aided design, and equipment commissioning. Applicants must provide placement test scores dated within one year of admission. The major requires 18 credits across the listed courses. Students develop safe work practices and an understanding of codes and standards that apply to industrial environments. Equipment commissioning and several maintenance strategies are part of the student outcomes. Technical documentation and basic structural welding complete the core skill set.