Industrial Mechanics
Description
This program has been developed for secondary and post-secondary students who either want to work as a
mechanical, industrial, and/or maintenance technician, or who already work in this capacity and want to expand their skill set. Students who complete this course will gain a variety of useful industrial skills that local companies are
specifically looking for from prospective employees. Students will learn these concepts and skills through both
practical theory and hands-on practice with industry standard equipment.
Application
Applicants must complete a SouthernTech Application for Admission. Additional information and applications are
available at the SouthernTech campus and online at www.sotech.edu. Enrollment for this program is open to adults and partnering High Schools (juniors/seniors).
Financial Aid and Scholarships
This program is not yet approved for Federal Financial Aid; Payment Plans and Scholarships may be available.
Courses (480 hours)
- Safety and Industrial Practices
- Machining and Mechanical Systems
- Industrial Power Systems
- Specialized Industrial Skills
Estimated Time to Complete Half Time: 10 months
Schedule
- Secondary: 8:00-11:00 AM or 12:45-3:45 PM
- Postsecondary: 8:00-11:00 AM or 12:45-3:45 PM
Targeted Certifications and/or Credentials
- Multimeter 504 F
- OSHA-10 Manufacturing
- NC3 Fundamentals of Electricity
- NC3 Precision Measuring Instruments
- Introduction to Mechatronics
Certifications may vary by Program and are subject to change without notice.
