What You’ll Learn
Build multi-craft technical skills to install, maintain and troubleshoot modern industrial systems.
The Electro-Mechanical Technology program prepares you for work at the intersection of electrical, electronic and mechanical systems. Through intensive hands-on training, you’ll learn how industrial equipment operates and how to diagnose, repair and maintain the systems that keep manufacturing and automation environments moving.
You will learn how to:
- Apply safety practices and work with the National Electrical Code
- Build skills in electricity, electronics and basic math for technical systems
- Work with residential and commercial wiring concepts
- Understand single-phase and three-phase power systems
- Develop skills in motor controls, AC motors and variable frequency drives
- Learn pneumatics, hydraulics and fluid power systems
- Gain experience with programmable logic controllers and automation
- Explore robotics, industrial sensors and process control
- Develop troubleshooting skills for advanced manufacturing systems
- Build knowledge of mechanical systems, professional development and technical communication
The program is designed to help you become a knowledgeable, competitive technician prepared for modern industrial and automated workplaces.
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What You Can Do
Electro-Mechanical Technology can prepare you for careers in industrial maintenance, automation and electrical-mechanical systems support.
Today’s industrial employers need technicians who can work across multiple systems and solve problems involving machinery, controls and power. If you enjoy technical troubleshooting and hands-on industrial work, this program can help you build a versatile and in-demand skill set.
