Associate Degree
Industrial Mechanical Technician Careers
Recent Wisconsin job postings for this degree:
Laborer
Maintenance Mechanic
Machine Tool Technician
Welding
Industrial Mechanic
Average Median Wage
$44613
Industrial Mechanical Technician Programs
Always in demand, Industrial Mechanical Technicians are required to operate, repair, and maintain machinery and equipment in an industrial environment. Students will be introduced to industrial mechanical maintenance utilizing both classroom and lab experiences, including metal fabrication, machining, materials science, refrigeration, hydraulics, lubrication, pipefitting, welding, graphics, and electrical controls. Students will also learn concepts of component selection, power transmission application, repair and replacement of failed components, alignment, failure analysis, and preventative and predictive maintenance techniques. Successful graduates will be well prepared for an entry-level position in industrial maintenance, entrance into a skilled trade, or the opportunity to enhance a skilled trade with an associate degree.
| Industrial Mechanical Technician | Part of a Career Pathway |
Program Transfers |
Offered completely online |
Shared Program |
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| CVTC |  |
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Mechatronics Specialist at CVTC | ||
| Mid-State | |
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Industrial Mechanical Technician at Mid-State | ||
| Moraine Park | |
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Industrial Mechanical Technician at Moraine Park |