Introduction to Industrial Maintenance

Industrial maintenance is the service completed by technicians or mechanics. It refers to the servicing, repairing, and replacing of physical assets in an industrial setting to maximize asset longevity and productivity. Completing this course provides students with the skills necessary for high-demand positions in Industrial Maintenance, including equipment installation, repair, and management.

Objectives

• Understand fundamentals of industrial maintenance
• Identify and implement basic industry safety measures
• Develop working knowledge and practical application of industrial mathematics
• Read and interpret technical drawings and schematics
• Learn and perform preventative maintenance strategies
• Describe electrical fundamentals
• Recognize basic rigging and support equipment
• Review career strategy

Course Content

• Unit 1 - Overview Industrial Maintenance 
• Unit 2 - Drive Systems
• Unit 3 - Quality and Improvement
• Unit 4 - Introduction to Industrial Systems
• Unit 5 - Electricity and Rigging Basics
• Unit 6 - Construction Mathematics

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Completion Time:
35 Hours

Access to course:
3 Months

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