Industrial Maintenance
Program Code: 20-628-1
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For anyone seeking new employment or employment advancement in an industrial maintenance setting.
- Learn fundamental maintenance requirements including electronics, fluid power, Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC's), mechanical components, and electrical power distribution.
- Transfer twelve credits into an Automated Manufacturing Systems associate degree program; or apply partial credits to associate degrees in Electromechanical Technology, Computer Control Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, and Electronics.
- Day and evening classes available.
- Begin classes in the fall, spring, or summer term.
NOTE: Students interested in obtaining an associate degree can substitute 10-804-113, College Technical Math 1A (3 credits) for 31-804-308, Industrial Maintenance Math.
Other Manufacturing certificates:
- CNC Conversational Programming and Operation
- CNC M/G Code Programming and Operation
- Emergency Preparedness for Business & Industry
- Engine Lathe
- Exploring Manufacturing Careers
- Grinding Processes
- Integrated Resource Management
- Lean/Six Sigma
- Machine Tool Measurement & Benchwork
- Manual Machine Tools, Advanced
- Manual Milling Machines
- Manufacturing Process Improvement
- Materials Planning and Control
- Purchasing
- Quality Assurance
- Safety and Occupational Health
To begin, contact:
FVTC-Appleton
Jason Vosters
1825 N. Bluemound Drive
P.O. Box 2277
Appleton, WI 54912-2277
(920) 831-5496
vostersj@fvtc.edu
Department Web Site: www.fvtc.edu/ind-maint