Outcomes
Identify a safe workplace in the manufacturing industry
Demonstrate safe work habits in the operation of welding, cutting, and fabrication
Effectively troubleshoot and diagnose common electrical circuit and system faults by drawing sensible and reasonable conclusions from all available data
Use accuracy when measuring and manufacturing parts
Identify geometric symbols in blueprint reading
Identify Lean manufacturing concepts in the manufacturing process
Explain quality in the manufacturing process
Explain the history of the manufacturing industry from the Industrial Revolution to current
Use safe work habits and techniques when constructing, installing, maintaining, troubleshooting, or repairing industrial machinery and systems
Properly use basic hand tools, small power tools, and standard measuring instruments commonly employed in the field of industrial machinery and systems
Successfully construct circuits, translating industry-standard drawings and documentation into their intended physical manifestations, properly performing their intended physical functions, using effective technique in the installation of industrial machinery and systems
Show proper use and operation of machine tool equipment
Program Overview
The Manufacturing Industrial Maintenance II Advanced Certificate is designed to develop within the student practical skills in drafting, welding, troubleshooting and repairing electrical circuits, precision measurement, welding and machine tool. Such industrial maintenance positions include, but are not limited to: industrial maintenance technician trainee, industrial maintenance service technician trainee and industrial maintenance PLC technician trainee. Students are required to purchase a minimum set of components and/or tools in some courses. The core competencies of manufacturing production taught in this program are based on the Manufacturing Skill Standards Council criteria. The MSSC is an industry-led, training, assessment and certification system focused on the core skills and knowledge needed by the nation’s front-line production and material handling workers.
Program Requirements
Major Courses
General education
| MATH 1103 | Technical Mathematics | 3 |
| Credit Hours: | 3 |
A higher level mathematics course can be substituted.
Minimum Credit Hours: 45
Suggested Course Sequence
Fall semester
Spring semester
Fall semester
Spring Semester
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