Industrial Maintenance Technician

414-386 Industrial Electricity I

Discuss topics such as the atomic nature of electricity, stressing units, basic definitions and symbols, series and parallel circuits, magnetism, inductance, capacitance, generators, motors, and basic alternating current circuits.

420-330 Industrial Blueprint Reading I

Learn universally applicable techniques for interpreting all mechanical and industrial drawings through the study of drawing standards, abbreviations, basic rules for dimensioning, and various types of sectional views. Become familiar with geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.

462-326 Machine Tool Alignment

Become familiar with the operation and alignment of the machine tools used in the maintenance field. Complete maintenance projects used in the maintenance field that meet dimensional and aesthetic requirements.

462-350 Maintenance Fundamentals

Build upon competencies learned in Machine Tool Alignment and Operation while using various alignment tools. Apply fundamentals to simulated and actual applications.

Prerequisites: 804-304 Industrial Math I (or concurrent)

462-390 IMT Computer Applications

Study computer concepts and use computers for testing and other industrial maintenance applications.

804-304 Industrial Math I

Explore the topics of applied arithmetic and algebra. Study concepts related to measurement, fractions, decimals, percents, ratio and proportion, signed numbers, formula substitution, solutions to equations, tapers and gears. Calculate the areas and volumes of common geometric shapes.

Prerequisites: College Proficiency - Math or COMPASS-Pre-Algebra or 854-793 Basic Math or ACT-Math or ASSET-Numerical Skills or Accuplacer Arithmetic

414-389 Industrial Electricity II

Explore the selection, application, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electrical control devices and circuitry. Focus on line/ladder logic diagrams, motor starters, time delay logic, AC power systems, control devices, reduced voltage starter circuits, accelerating and decelerating circuits, and reversing circuits for single, three-phase, and DC motors.

Prerequisites: 414-386 Industrial Electricity I

462-302 IMT Co-Op I

Secure related employment whenever possible. Clarify life, career and education goals. Refine resumes and letters of application, practice interview techniques and engage in actual job interviews. Take part in discussions with guests and employers.

Prerequisites: 462-326 Machine Tool Alignment and 462-350 Maintenance Fundamentals

462-330 Machine Tool Assessment

Learn about and use alignment tools and techniques through discussion and lab. This course builds on skills developed in Machine Tool Alignment and Operation. Machine wear assessment is stressed using industry standards.

Prerequisites: 462-326 Machine Tool Alignment

462-351 Mechanical Power Transmission

Gain hands-on experience working with mechanical power transmissions, v-belt drives, flat belts, gears, chain drives, couplings, packings, seals, and bearings.

Prerequisites: 462-350 Maintenance Fundamentals and 804-305 Industrial Math II (or concurrent)

612-110 Industrial Hydraulic Systems

Study hydraulics as applied in modern industrial settings, including hydraulic components and their operational functions. Review the basic principles of liquid flow and their relationship to daily applications.

804-305 Industrial Math II

Examine topics in geometry and trigonometry that are related to the metalworking trades. Practice applying geometric theorems and solving both right and oblique triangle problems.

Prerequisites: 804-304 Industrial Math I

806-382 Applied Science

Examine the principles related to mechanical, fluid, electrical, and thermal systems while in a laboratory setting. Focus on the measurement and application of force, rate, work, and resistance within each system.

462-303 IMT Co-Op II

Secure related employment whenever possible. Further clarify and refine goals, resumes, interviewing techniques and engage in discussions with guests and employers.

Prerequisites: 462-302 IMT Co-Op I

414-395 Industrial Electronics I

Become familiar with electronic devices, basic digital logic, microprocessors, and programmable controllers. After gaining a background in electrical theory and electro-mechanical motor controls, discuss solid-state motor-controlled devices with an emphasis on microprocessors and programmable controllers.

Prerequisites: 414-389 Industrial Electricity II

442-303 Related Welding I

Become skilled in various welding processes, including elementary oxyacetylene weld, brazing and cutting, and arc (stick) electrode in the flat and vertical down positions.

462-365 IMT Equip Install & Align

Use latest technology to safely rig, hoist and set in place equipment as well as learn the fundamentals of alignment, bearing failure and installation.

Prerequisites: 462-351 Mechanical Power Transmission and 804-305 Industrial Math II

462-366 IMT Pump and Piping Systems

Gain hands on experience to safely install repair and maintain centrifugal pumps, piping systems as well as current lubrication procedures and technology.

Prerequisites: 462-365 IMT Equip Install & Align (or concurrent) and 804-305 Industrial Math II

612-115 Industrial Pneumatic Systems

Explore pneumatics as applied in modern industrial settings. Review the basic gas laws and principles as they relate to day-to-day applications, and study pneumatic components and their operational functions.

809-321 Basic Applied Economics

Understand business operations by studying topics such as the appreciation of profit and loss, return on investment, business expenses, daily operations, and other vital elements. This course is for students in vocational occupational programs.

809-345 Basic Workplace Psychology

Develop the skills needed for building positive relationships with others by taking part in unique workplace scenarios and exploring psychological concepts.

414-396 Computer Equipment Maintenance

Gain a basic understanding of CNC and robotic theory of operation and learn to apply that theory to troubleshoot, maintain, and repair this equipment. Become competent in using manufacturer's maintenance manuals to set up and troubleshoot the machines.

Prerequisites: 414-395 Industrial Electronics I

419-300 Fluid Power Maintenance

Become familiar with common maintenance activities that are necessary for industrial and mobile systems controlled by hydraulics. Take an in-depth look at the principles of circuit evaluation and component operation, construction, maintenance, and testing.

Prerequisites: 612-110 Industrial Hydraulic Systems or 612-115 Industrial Pneumatic Systems

442-305 Related Welding II

Explore out-of-position welding in the oxyacetylene and shielded metal arc (stick) processes. Machine tool operators will become familiar with the basic GMA and GTA techniques necessary to repair dies and fixtures, while the industrial maintenance mechanic will develop more skills in the arc and gas processes.

Prerequisites: 442-303 Related Welding I

462-367 IMT System Troubleshooting

Develop troubleshooting techniques and the ability to diagnose and isolate malfunctions that commonly occur in equipment such as CNC machines and Servo systems.

Prerequisites: 462-351 Mechanical Power Transmission and 612-110 Industrial Hydraulic Systems and 414-395 Industrial Electronics I

462-368 IMT Predictive Maintenance

Become familiar with predictive and preventive maintenance technologies including oil analysis, thermography, vibration analysis and airborne ultrasonics.

Prerequisites: 462-367 IMT System Troubleshooting (or concurrent)

801-311 Communication in the Workplace

Expand level of awareness and skill in interpersonal communications, both oral and written, while focusing on securing and maintaining a job. Develop competencies in the area of listening, sending, and employability skills.

Brian Gliniecki

Phone: 262.695.3430

Education

• Journeyworker –Machine Repair