Industrial Technician
Quick Facts
- Pathway: Business & Industry
- Campus: South
Industrial technicians keep machines and equipment working properly.
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Job Titles & Career Info
Our Program
Why Choose Industrial Technician?
- Work with tools to maintain & troubleshoot equipment
- Enjoy the satisfaction of keeping machinery & equipment working
- Be able to focus on specialties, such as:
- Repair techniques
- Hydraulics technology
- System design
Prepare for What You Will Do at Work
- Use mechanical & troubleshooting skills to figure out the problem when a machine is not working correctly
- After identifying the problem:
- Take apart machines
- Replace or fix broken part(s)
- Reassemble the machine
- Test the machine to make sure it runs well
- Perform preventive maintenance
- Follow safety practices & wear protective clothing while working
Marketable Skills You Will Learn
- Critical thinking
- Reasoning
- Communication
- Personal & social responsibility
- Teamwork
- Computer literacy
Before You Enroll, Think About:
- You will need to learn continually about new technologies and tools as machinery becomes more and more sophisticated.
- Respecting safety precautions is essential because working with industrial machinery can be dangerous.
- Industrial mechanics may be on call or work night shifts.
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Degrees & Certificates
Degree
Certificates
Level 1
Level 2
How Much Time & Money to Finish?
2024–2025 Academic Year
| Degree or Certificate | Program Title | Semester Credit Hours | Total Tuition & Fees |
|---|---|---|---|
| AAS | Industrial Technician | 60 | $4,440 |
| CRT1 | Industial Technician I | 25 | $1,850 |
| CRT2 | Industial Technician II | 42 | $3,108 |
Notes:
- Tuition is based on in-state, in-county rates.
- Totals do not include textbooks and other materials.
Continuing Education Programs
Time commitments and fees vary depending on the course.
Earn More Choices & More Money
Transfer to a college or university to continue your studies. Earning a bachelor’s degree opens the door to career and promotion opportunities.
Next steps
- Talk to your advisor about planning for transfer
- Explore transfer schools
Start on Your Pathway!
- Apply to TCC
- Find out about financial aid
- Talk to an academic advisor
- Visit career services
- Request a transcript evaluation if you are transferring to TCC
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Updated August 02, 2024