Programs

Industrial Maintenance Technology - Associate of Applied Science

Industrial maintenance technicians install, maintain and repair all types of machinery used in an endless array of modern power transmission applications. Mines, paper mills, hospitals and manufacturing companies of all sorts require the services of skilled industrial maintenance technicians to keep their operations running smoothly. Industrial maintenance technicians are often employed in machine repair departments or may be referred to as millwrights.

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• Total Credits Required for Degree

  60

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• General Education

  15
• EN 111 College Composition I

  4
• General Education Electives

  11

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• Technical Concentration

  39
• IM 105 Applied Technical Mathematics

  4
• IM 110 Industrial Measurement and Print Reading

  2
• IM 115 Basic Electricity for Industrial Technicians

  2
• IM 125 Introduction to OSHA

  3
• IM 147 Rigging and Hoisting

  2
• IM 214 Alignment, Power Transmission and Conveyors

  3
• IM 215 Maintenance Systems and Technical Communication

  3
• IM 220 Pumps, Piping and Valves

  4
• IT 180 Introduction to Fluid Power

  3
• MF 134 Manufacturing Process

  4
• WD 140 Introduction to Welding

  3
• WD 243 Advanced Multi-Positional Welding

  2
• WD 244 Welding Inspection and Assessment

  1
• WD 280 Introduction to Fabrication

  3

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• Electives

  6

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Mining Option

Students considering future employment with Michigan Mining Company-Cliffs Incorporated should make the following course selections in their program: MA 115 Precalculus, and PH 201 College Physics I and MET 213 Material Science I as general electives.