Industrial Maintenance

 

Trainees learn the fundamentals of electricity and electronics which provide the foundation for advanced training in electric motor controls, automated machine control circuits, conveyors, pumps, pneumatic and hydraulic systems, test equipment, production equipment (electrical, electronic, and mechanical), programmable controllers, automation and robotics. In the last phase of the course, students combine all their newly acquired skills in overall systemic troubleshooting and interfacing systems. Hands-on training and safety is stressed throughout the course.

This course also provides an excellent opportunity for those people who are already employed to upgrade their skills in order that they may advance into more challenging and profitable careers.

Technicians employed in the area of industrial maintenance are vital to all industrial operations.  Industry is currently in need of individuals who are capable of performing a variety of plant maintenance tasks. Technical advances have created new skill demands. Industrial maintenance work is characterized by variety because each equipment repair job presents a different problem requiring the knowledge to diagnose and repair in a safe and efficient manner.

The industrial maintenance technician is responsible for the troubleshooting, disassembly, repair and reassembly of hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical, and electrical systems of industrial machinery.

The Industrial Maintenance Program is designed to provide training in basic theories, principles, practices, experiments, and hands-on experience needed to solve everyday problems involved in maintenance, installation, repair, and operation of equipment. Students are taught the most practical aspects of troubleshooting. They gain an understanding of safety, theory, and application.

Robotics Training

TTC Newbern’s Industrial Maintenance Program has added an additional term of Robotics training to the curriculum. The Robotics training is designed to train students with the basic skills needed to compete in today’s technological industrial automated environment. Hands-on training is stressed throughout the course and realistic robotics equipment is used.

Estimated time to complete: 20 months

 

Please refer to our online catalog for a course outline or additional information.