Industrial Maintenance Certificate

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For department information or additional degree requirements, go to the College of Technology and Occupational Sciences - DEPARTMENT department page.

For related information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, http://www.bls.gov/ooh/installation-maintenance-and-repair/home.htm

Total Credits Required 16 credits

The Industrial Maintenance Certificate program prepares students with the hands-on skills and technical knowledge needed to succeed in today’s industrial workplaces. With a strong emphasis on applied learning, students are trained to safely install, maintain, and troubleshoot the mechanical and electrical equipment and systems that support modern operations.

Coursework builds a solid foundation in industrial measurement and print reading, basic electricity for industrial technicians, and proper rigging and hoisting practices. Students also gain experience operating and maintaining pumps, pipes, and valves - essential systems across manufacturing and industrial settings. Introductory welding instruction further supports fabrication and repair tasks commonly performed by maintenance professionals.

To enhance career flexibility, the program offers specialty courses that allow students to tailor their training to their individual interests and workforce needs. This well-rounded approach produces adaptable, job-ready graduates who can address a wide range of technical challenges.

Industrial Maintenance Core

IM 110 - Industrial Measurement and Print Reading 2 Credits
IM 115 - Basic Electricity for Industrial Technicians 2 Credits
IM 147 - Rigging and Hoisting 2 Credits
IM 220 - Pumps, Piping and Valves 4 Credits or
IT 180 - Introduction to Fluid Power 3 credits
WD 101 - Introduction to Welding 3 Credits
Technical Elective Options:

Chose one of the following courses for the remaining technical credits:
WD 115 - Welding Fabrication I 3 Credits
IT 180 - Introduction to Fluid Power 3 Credits * or
IM 220 - Pumps, Piping and Valves 4 credits
IT 291 - Industrial Robotics I 3 Credits *
MF 134 - Manufacturing Process 4 Credits **
DD 100 - Technical Drafting with Introduction to CAD 4 Credits **

Notes

Notes:

* IT180 and IT291 require MA100 or higher, or math placement equivalency, and will require an additional 1 credit elective

** 4 credit courses create a 17 credit certificate instead of 16

If a student selects IT180, IT291, or WD280, the student will need 1 elective credit to complete the certificate. Contact CTOS department for approved Industrial Maintenance-related coursework and related experiences.