The Industrial Maintenance program offers Associate of Applied Science degree and certificate options.
Students completes a group of courses that are common to the field.
The two-year Associate of Applied Science degree provides the same options as the certificate program with additional courses in English, mathematics, and social science. In the electrical option, students learn to apply the principles of direct and alternating current. They are also introduced to residential and commercial wiring, motors, motor controls, and additional welding. The welding option gives students theory and practice in arc, pipe, MIG, and TIG welding, plus experience in fabrication and blueprint reading. The mechanical option gives students training in maintenance of industrial equipment, to include hydraulics, pneumatics, pumps, drives, hardware, bearings, lubrication, alignment, piping systems, valves, and use of predictive maintenance equipment.