Industrial Maintenance Technology, A.A.S.

The Industrial Maintenance program offers both the Associate of Applied Science degree and several certificates. The Industrial Maintenance certificates allow options in Hydraulics or Welding. The program also offers additional certificates in surface maintenance mechanics, underground mechanics, and apprentice power plant mechanics. After completing the required courses listed, the student may apply and receive a certificate.

Degree Requirements

First Semester

INDM 1510 - Industrial Mechanics I Credits: 3
General Education - Quantitative Literacy 3-5 Credits: 3-5
INDM 1520 - Industrial Mechanics II Credits: 3
INDM 1530 - Industrial Mechanics III Credits: 3
General Education - Written Communication 3-5 Credits: 3-5

Subtotal: 15-19

Second Semester

INDM 1540 - Industrial Mechanics IV Credits: 3
INDM 1550 - Industrial Mechanics V Credits: 3
INDM 1560 - Preventive Maintenance Credits: 3
MCH 2740 - Machine Tool Processes I Credits: 4
General Education - Computer Technology for Business 3 Credits: 3

Subtotal: 16

Third Semester

INDM 1590 - Industrial Pneumatics Credits: 3
WELD 1760 - Advanced Shield Metal Arc Welding Credits: 3
TECH 1600 - Industrial Safety Credits: 3
WELD 1840 - Groove Welding Plate Credits: 3
General Education - Business Communication 3 Credits: 3

Subtotal: 15

Fourth Semester

INDM 1570 - Industrial Hydraulics I (Fluid Power) Credits: 3
INDM 1580 - Industrial Hydraulics II (Fluid Power) Credits: 3
INDM 1585 - Industrial Hydraulics III Credits: 3
General Education - Human Societies and the Individual 3-4 Credits: 3-4
WELD 2525 - Pipe Weld II: Schedule 80 Pipe Credits: 3
WELD 1770 - Gas Metal - Flux Core Arc Welding Credits: 3

Subtotal: 18-19

Total Credit Hours: 64-69

MCH 2740 can be replaced by a course from the following prefixes: AUTO, DESL, ELTR, INDM, MCH, MINE, TECH, or WELD.
Students with formal industrial safety training, (MSHA, OSHA, etc.) may be granted equivalency for TECH 1600 by their advisor.