The Appliance Repair Technology program trains students to diagnose problems in appliances such as refrigerators, gas and electric ranges, microwave ovens, washers, dryers, dishwashers, and room air conditioners. Appliance Repair Technology training applies to other trades such as machine maintenance, office equipment repair, electrical and commercial refrigeration. Accordingly, students train with the latest in recovery equipment affording them the opportunity to become EPA certified prior to graduation. Upon completion, students can enter the field of major appliance repair as an apprentice or they can pursue post-secondary education.
Graduates can pursue a variety of possible careers.
Those include appliance service technician, appliance salesperson, appliance delivery and installation, appliance parts counterperson, commercial scale service, copy machine service, commercial appliance service, and power tool service.