Industrial Maintenance Degree
The need to keep increasingly sophisticated machinery functioning and efficient will always exist in the workplace. Our industrial maintenance technician program provides you with the skills to install, repair and assemble machinery. The Certificate of Applied Science in Industrial Maintenance provides learners with the entry-level skills path for careers as pipefitters, millwrights, industrial maintenance and multi-craft technicians. Students studying on a full-time semester may expect to complete the certificate in one academic year.
This program is designed to combine with the Certificate of Applied Science in Electricity and Instrumentation degree to obtain the Associate of Applied Science in Multi-Craft Technology. Consider continuing your education with the electricity and instrumentation technology certificate. With those 30 credit hours, you can obtain the associate-level multi-craft technology degree and have a broader skill set to further your career.
Certificate
Certificate of Applied Science in Industrial Maintenance
The Certificate of Applied Science in Industrial Maintenance prepares graduates for jobs in every form of industry where machines are used. Industrial maintenance technicians are required anytime a piece of machinery or equipment is installed, aligned, repaired, repositioned or dismantled. Personnel is also needed to perform preventative and routine scheduled maintenance on this equipment to ensure that it is functioning properly and efficiently.
Certificate of Applied Science in Electricity & Instrumentation
This program prepares graduates for positions as technicians that install, service, repair and maintain electrical equipment in today’s modern industrial, commercial and/or manufacturing facilities. Students in this program receive the skills necessary to work with high voltage, 3 phase, commercial electrical equipment.
Associate
Associate of Applied Science in Multi-Craft Technology
This program prepares graduates for positions as technicians that install, service, repair and maintain equipment in today’s modern industrial, commercial and/or manufacturing facilities. Courses include preventive maintenance, system design, and troubleshooting concepts that integrate practical application and knowledge of electrical, electronic, hydraulic and mechanical systems.
What can I do with this degree?
Graduates repair, troubleshoot and maintain a variety of manufacturing equipment including commercial electrical and mechanical systems.
Potential Careers
Industrial Maintenance Technician
Millwright
Multicraft Technician
Pipefitter
TUITION
Estimated rates for the current academic year. Additional course fees may apply and rates are subject to change.
WV & OH Residents
Per Credit Hour
$160 - $221
Per Semester
$1,920 - $2,652
Fall & Spring Semesters
$3,840 - $5,304
Non-Residents
Per Credit Hour
$358 - $382
Per Semester
$4,296 - $4,584
Fall & Spring Semesters
$8,592 - $9,168
High School Students
Per Credit Hour
$50
Per Semester
$600
Fall & Spring Semesters
$1,200
Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Programs
Michele Wilson
Dean
Workforce, Technical and Computer Information Science Division
Workforce & Economic Development Room 109A
304-424-8355