Industrial Machine/Maintenance Technology| OSHA 10 Training In Kansas

What does an Industrial Machine/Maintenance Technician do?

As an industrial machine mechanic, 91��ר�� Tech graduates apply their knowledge and skills to troubleshoot, repair and maintain industrial machinery and equipment to keep production lines and distribution systems running. Lost production time is lost revenue for most companies. This career can turn you into a key player in a company’s game plan.

Career Forecast��Bright OutlookAverage Salary��$101,116on campus

Learning at 91��ר�� Tech

This program, now located in a renovated lab on 91��ר�� Tech's main campus, can prepare you to excel in the manufacturing field. You will study topics such as mechanical systems, hydraulics, controls and pneumatics. The program also includes introductory courses in welding, machine tool and robotics. Additional courses are recommended such as technical communication and computer applications. Attending full-time, you can complete the program in two semesters, while part-time and high school students can finish in four semesters. Upon completion, you may be eligible to complete an associate degree and/or transfer to to pursue advanced degrees in related fields.

The 91��ר�� Tech Industrial Machine/Maintenance Technology program is in alignment with the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) CIP Code 47.0303: Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology. A program that prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to repair and maintain industrial machinery and equipment such as cranes, pumps, engines and motors, pneumatic tools, conveyor systems, production machinery, marine deck machinery, and steam propulsion, refinery, and pipeline-distribution systems.

CERTIFICATIONS: OSHA-10

Program Flyer

For dual-credit high school students submission of an application, official partial transcript, and consent to enroll form are required. Adult students must complete an application and submit an official copy of all transcripts. Please see an admissions counselor for details.

CERTIFICATIONS: Industrial Machine/Maintenance Technology Certification, OSHA-10

After earning a 48-credit-hour technical certificate, you'll be prepared to enter the workforce. Or you can continue your education and earn an associate degree.

Upon completion, you will earn a 48-credit-hour technical certificate and be eligible to complete an associate degree or more advanced degrees at 91��ר��.

After completing an associate's degree, students are eligible to earn a Bachelor of Applied Science at 91��ר��.

For more programs, enrollment and course schedule information, please contact Admissions.

Jobs and Salaries

CAREER FORECAST: bright outlook

Overall employment of industrial machinery mechanics, machinery maintenance workers and millwrights is projected to grow much faster than the average for all occupations. The continuing adoption of automated manufacturing machinery will require more maintenance workers, mechanics and millwrights to keep machines in good working order over the next decade. The data below refers to surveyed wages and average annual job openings in the state of Kansas due to growth and net replacement.

Entry-Level Salary

$62,013

(2023)

Projected Job Openings

203

(annually)

Projected Job Growth

19%

(2020-2030)

Schedule Options

Morning

LENGTH
2 years

PROGRAM BEGINS
Every August

SCHEDULE
MON - FRI; 8-11:10am

Afternoon

LENGTH
2 years

PROGRAM BEGINS
Every August

SCHEDULE
MON - FRI; 11:45am-2:55pm

Full-day

LENGTH
1 year

PROGRAM BEGINS
Every August

SCHEDULE
MON-FRI; 8am-2:55pm

Program Cost

Students may apply for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to help offset the cost of fees. Financial Aid is available to those who qualify, and have a high school diploma or GED.