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Maintenance Training

Program Information

This program offers instruction to prepare you with foundational knowledge to conduct maintenance procedures required in hospitals, schools, municipalities, government buildings, nursing homes and manufacturing plants. This is a 750-hour program which includes 64 hours of externship.

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Instructors:
Jeff Jones, Instructor
Rick Price, Electrical Instructor

Start Dates:
November 12, 2018
Monday-Thursday
8:00 a.m. - 3:45 p.m.

Course Cost: $8,233
Questions? Email loucksv@acwhcc.org

Skills You'll Learn in This Program

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 Welding

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

Program Certification

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 & 2, Electrical Level 1
Forklift Certification
10-Hour OSHA Training completion card
Depco CNC machining certification

Gainful Employment Disclosure

School Year 2017
Based on COE Standards

Students: 13
Completion: 92%
Placement: 92%
Licensure: n/a

Admission Requirements

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Individuals must have obtained a high school diploma, equivalency, or GED® before enrolling
Individuals must NOT have any previous or pending disqualifying offenses
Good reading comprehension

Prospective students wanting to increase reading, math, or retention levels before the program begins may contact the Adult Basic and Literacy Education (now known as Aspire) Coordinator in the ACWHCC Adult Education Office for information about this free training.

Before school I was happy and content with working in a factory. I was happy to be going on my 13th year of employment. To my dismay, I was handed that all too famous "pink slip". I searched for over a year in finding employment, but had no success. The opportunity arose that I could go back to school to learn a different occupation. I hated the thought of being in a classroom for 6 hours a day. While on the skeptical side, I decided to give it a shot. I knew very little about computers or office work. I am glad my caseworker brought the idea of Business Office Technologies to my attention.... I have learned so much about computers and the different software that's often used in an office. I feel more confident...I have gained back my self-esteem, my pride, and do not fear trying to learn something new at my age!
Jeanette