Feb 7, 2018 - Read blueprints or technical diagrams. ⢠Identify electrical problems using a variety of testing devices
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Industrial Maintenance
at Walla Walla Community College - Clarkston Campus
https://dept.wwcc.edu/energy
The Program Graduates of the Industrial Maintenance concentration will enter the workforce with the knowledge and skills to: • Maintain and repair equipment and industrial machinery, such as: conveying systems, production machinery, and packaging equipment • Control and operate plant equipment, such as: turbines, pumps, valves, gates, fans, and controllers • Read blueprints or technical diagrams • Identify electrical problems using a variety of testing devices • Repair or replace wiring, equipment, and instruments safely to NEC standards using hand and power tools
Career Path: Median entry-level wage: $24.06 hourly, $50,040 annual • Assistant Technician/Mechanic • Industrial Maintenance/Machinery Mechanic • Systems Specialist • System/Facility Supervisor
WWCC Degree Options AAAS degree in Energy Systems Technology (EST) with concentration in Industrial Maintenance. Certificate is available after successful completion of first three quarters of the EST degree. Completion of additional EST concentrations is an option.
Career Opportunities Employment of industrial machinery mechanics and machinery maintenance workers is projected to grow 7 percent from 2016 to 2026. Increased automation, including use of computer-controlled machines in manufacturing plants, will raise demand for maintenance workers in order to keep mechanical and electrical systems functioning properly.
For More Information Rob Brewer
[email protected] • 509.751.4065
Walla Walla Community College... Gateway to Your Future!
Energy Systems Technology Degree
Concentration: Industrial Maintenance Require Coursework for:
The following courses are required for the concentration in:
The actual order and specific coursework may vary depending on student placement, start date, and quarter. Please check with your advisor prior to any substitutions.
The actual order and specific coursework may vary depending on student placement, start date, and quarter. Please check with your advisor prior to any substitutions.
Fall Quarter
Fall Quarter
Electrical Systems Technology Core
Course #
Course Name
EST 145 EST 131 OCSUP 107 EST 260
Industrial Maintenance
Credits
Course #
Industrial Safety and Rigging
5
EST 106
Principles of Electricity Theory
5
OCSUP 102
5
WTM 215
2
PMT 109
Quantitative Problem Solving for the Trades II (M) or ***OCSUP 105 or ***OCSUP 106 Introduction to the National Electrical Code Total Credits
17
Winter Quarter EST 132 EST 192 WRITE 100
Principles of Electricity AC Application Human Relations Seminar (R) Written Communication in the Workplace (W)
Process Control Instrumentation and Troubleshooting Oral Communication in the Workplace (O) Basic Fluid Dynamics of Piping Systems Introduction to Precision Machining Total Credits
5 3 5 5 18
5
EST 159
Hydraulics and Pneumatics
3
2
WTM 221
Pump Applications
3
3
WELD 141
Welding Basics
4
WTM 205
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operations
5
Introduction to Micro-computers
5
ENT 112
Blueprint Reading
2 17
Total Credits
Spring Quarter
EST 150
Credits
Winter Quarter
CS 100*
EST 133
Course Name
Introduction to Controls Electric Motors and Motor Maintenance
IFA 022
AHA Heartsaver First Aid
EST 109
Job Seeking Skills for Energy and Allied Industries (J)
EST 115 EST 197
Industrial Mechanics Project Design (L)
Total Credits Total Certificate Credits
Certificate can be earned by completing first 3 quarters of program. *** For Certificate completion only, not for degree completion.
Total Credits
15
Special Project Water Quality and Environmental Chemistry Introduction to PLC and DDC Control
1
Spring Quarter 5
EST 297
3
WTM 190
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EST 250 ELECTIVE (min. of 5 cr. required)
TBD course(s): WELD, PMT, EST, and/or by advisor approval
Total Credits (min.) Total Degree Credits (min.)
The following courses can be substituted for identified related instruction courses. (W) Written Communication: WRITE 100, ENGL 097 or higher (M) Computation / Mathematics: OCSUP 107 or higher (O) Oral Communications: OCSUP 102, CMST 102, or CMST& 220 (J) Job Seeking Skills: EST 109, AGPR 100, OCSUP 103, or BUS 292 (Clarkston campus only) (R) Human Relations: EST 192, OCSUP 101, WTM 135, or any R course (L) Leadership: EST 197 *NOTE: Students can substitute CS 110 for CS 100 if they have sufficient computer skills and gain Instructor and Advisor permission. CIP-47.0101 EPC 780A Energy Systems Technology Degree (with Industrial Maintenance concentration) Updated: 2/7/18 Walla Walla Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in programs and activities.
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