Industrial Maintenance Technology

This program was designed to give the student the knowledge and skills needed to safety and efficiently perform the maintenance tasks that are necessary to maintain the machinery and associated equipment that are common to local industry.

The skills taught in this course include (unit of instruction):

Programmable Logic Controllers
Relay Logic
Electronic Sensors
Motor Controls
Single Phase and Three Phase Motors
Schematic Diagram Reading
Electrical Troubleshooting
Wiring Procedures
National Electrical Code (NEC)
OSHA Electrical Regulations
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
Electrical Control of Fluid Power
Welding Procedures
Mechanical Maintenance
Machine Tool Applications
Air-Conditioning/Refrigeration.
Technology Foundations

This program is a self-paced program with each student receiving individual instructions and need not be concerned with keeping pace with other students.

A Certificate is awarded upon completion of each portion of this course. Upon completion of the two Core subjects and two Elective subjects, the student will receive a Diploma.

AWARD TITLES	HRS*	AWARD
Industrial Electricity (Core)	432	CERTIFICATE
Mechanical & Fluid Power Systems Maintenance (Core)	432	CERTIFICATE
Machine Tool Technology (Elective)	432	CERTIFICATE
Automated Controls (Elective)	432	CERTIFICATE
Refrigeration Mechanic Helper (Elective)	432	CERTIFICATE
Welding Technology (Elective)	432	CERTIFICATE

Industrial Maintenance Apprentice -- 2 Core Subjects Only	864	CERTIFICATE
Industrial Maintenance Technician -- 2 Core Subjects + 2 Electives	1,728	DIPLOMA

* Approximate hours. This curriculum can be taken in any order.
Please note IM became a 16-month program on January 1, 2006.
Questions?
Please contact the instructor Tom Harvey at: thomas.harvey@ttccovington.edu 901.475.2526