This program prepares students to become maintenance personnel in industry. Students learn skills in electricity, motor controls, welding, hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical systems, programmable logic controls (PLCs), automation, and robotics. Students begin studying the NCCER Core curriculum with introductory to craft skills, safety, tools, fasteners, industrial print reading, rigging & mechanical, installations, mechanical power transmissions, bearing, coupled shaft alignment, lubrication, seals and packing, and pumps and compressors. Students progress into fluid power, piping systems, electrical fundamentals, test equipment, basic resistive electrical circuits, reactive circuits power factor, wiring methods, transformers, electrical machinery, control devices, and introduction to robotics. In the third term students dive more in depth into motor control circuits, basic industrial electronics, programmable logic controllers, lighting, gas welding, arc welding, and preventive maintenance. This program is up to 5 semesters with exit points available at the end of each term.