Industrial Maintenance Technician

If you want a career where you learn new things every day, here's some good news:

Industrial maintenance technicians are in demand in our area. Industrial maintenance technicians perform maintenance procedures in hospitals, schools, municipalities, government buildings, nursing homes and manufacturing plants.

Is Industrial Maintenance the Right Career Path for You?

You might enjoy this kind of work if you are the kind of person who likes variety. You were the type of kid who liked to take things apart to see how they worked. If doing something new and different each day gets you excited to go to work, then this might be the job for you.

How Long Does It Take to Become an Industrial Maintenance Tech?

As a 750-hour program, this program will take about 7 months to complete. The program includes 64 hours of externship experience in a relevant workplace. It offers everything you need to get on the path to a rewarding career.

In less than a year, you could be in a job you love with a great future. Make a plan to get there.

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The Industrial Maintenance Technician Program Provides You with These Skills:

Basics and Fundamentals
Measuring Instruments
Hand and Power Tools
Math for Maintenance
Print Reading
Processes and Materials
Quality Awareness
Fasteners, Torque, Assembly
10-hours of OSHA Training

Welding
Oxygen/Acetylene
SMAW, GMAW, GTAW

Electrical
Basics, Residential and Commercial

Metal
Metallurgy, Metalworking, and Fabrication

Fluid Power
Hydraulics and Pneumatics

Machining
Milling Machine
Lathe
Surface Grinding

Facility Repair
Plumbing and Pipe Fitting
Building Maintenance

Industrial Maintenance Technician Program Certification

In the Industrial Maintenance Technician program, you may also earn the following certifications:

Welding Certification Including:
- Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW)
- Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW)
- Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW)
National Center for Construction Education Research (NCCER) Core Certification: Industrial Maintenance Level 1 Electrical Level 1
Forklift Certification
10-Hour OSHA training completion card
Depco CNC machining certification
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR)

Past Program Results - Based on COE standards
School Year 2019
Students: 5
Completion: 100%
Placement: 100%
Licensure: n/a

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Industrial Maintenance Technician Admission Requirements

Applying for the Industrial Maintenance Technician program is simple. You can begin your application online now, or reach out to a member of our team with any questions you have. To be eligible for enrollment, you will need to meet the following minimum requirements:

High school diploma, equivalency, or GED® before enrolling
No previous or pending disqualifying offenses
Good reading comprehension

Explore the Industrial Maintenance Technician Career in Ohio

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Tuition and Financial Aid for Industrial Maintenance Tech

Investing in your future is worth the price, but we understand the challenges of budgeting and planning for your future. There may be financial aid opportunities available to you as an adult education student. We're here to help you make a way forward. Visit the Visit our Financial Aid page for the Net Price Calculator, or reach out for help figuring out your next steps.

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