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Industrial technology--emphasis in electrical maintenanceWhy study industrial maintenance with emphasis in electrical maintenance?Two words--consistent employment. Today's industries require maintenance technicians capable of understanding the complex issues of manufacturing automation and control. Employers offer excellent, high-paying jobs to technically skilled employees responsible for maintaining production equipment. The curriculum is designed to prepare students as maintenance generalists with emphasis in electrical maintenance. SFCC's Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Technology with emphasis in electrical maintenance offers hands-on, realistic and up-to-date training equipment and methods to ensure the skills necessary for success in keeping production up and running! Students will develop a solid background in electrical and electronic theory, computer skills and programming. Both a two-year Associate of Applied Science degree and a one-year Professional Certificate are available and either will provide students with hands-on experience with actual production equipment that is currently used in manufacturing. SFCC's training lab includes up-to-date equipment, such as PLCs, limit switches, photo-eyes, proximity sensors, motor starters, AC drives, motors and actuators. Workers currently employed in industry who need to update their skills with the latest technology will find the flexibility in course offerings needed to complete the degree that will accommodate most work schedules. Program requirementsIndustrial technology with emphasis in electrical maintenance program requirements. General education requirements for the program. Program informationProfessional Certificate Self Advisement Form ContactSteve Snodgrass "Send me an e-mail or leave me a voice message. I look forward to working with you." |
