INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE
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Pathway Overview
Industrial Maintenance is a hands-on course preparing students for the fast paced field of manufacturing in the modern day "smart factory." Relying heavily on network connected machines and automation such as PLCs, CNC machines, and industrial robotics known as Industry 4.0, students will learn the operation of these systems, as well as learn the basic operation and trouble shooting of modern hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems.
Course Names & Sequence
Class Details: Two year program, Two class periods each day
Recommended for Freshman, Sophomores & Juniors
Principles of Manufacturing
Principles of Manufacturing
Year 1
Manufacturing Operations
Manufacturing Operations
Year 2
Pneumatics & Hydraulics
Pneumatics & Hydraulics
Year 3
Credentials
Credentials
SACA Based Credentialing 12 pts
Example Careers
Assemblers and Fabricators / Maintenance Staff / Machinists / Tool and Die / Quality Control / Manufacturing Technicians
Register for class by contacting your guidance counselor.
Debbie Miller (A-D) Robin VanSickle (E-K) Jessica Jerew (L-R) Alexandra Kontul (S-Z)
College & Career Advisors
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[Instructor Name] [Instructor EMAIL] [740-223-4700]
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