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Energy & Industrial Technician, Mechanical Maintenance, AAS


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NPC’s Energy and Industrial Technician (EIT) program prepares students to be technicians, operators and maintenance workers capable of understanding the entire industrial system within which they work. Core courses cover a range of complex related mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, electrical, thermal and sensory control systems in an ever changing industrial or energy production environment.

Upon successful completion of the Energy and Industrial Technician program, graduates will have entry-level career choices in a variety of the following areas:

  • Gas, Coal, Nuclear or Solar Energy Generation
  • Standby Power
  • Geothermal or Hydroelectric
  • Petrochemical
  • Methane/Landfill Gas Generation
  • Power Distribution and Dispatch
  • Water Treatment
  • Equipment Repair and Installation
  • Testing and Inspection
  • Assembly and Production

The Mechanical Maintenance specialization prepares you to be a certified industrial maintenance mechanic, focusing on oxyfuel cutting, pumps, valves, rigging, hydrostatic and pneumatic testing, high-pressure steam systems, laser alignment, repairing gearboxes and conveyors.

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Total Credits: 64


Complete the CAS in your area of specialization

Mechanical Maintenance, CAS (EIT)  Credits: 30

PLUS

General Education Courses: 6 Credits


Communications: 3 Credits


Select any course under Communications General Education Course Options (for AAS degrees) on General Education Course Options .

Discipline Studies: 7 Credits


(per list on General Education Course Options )

  • Select one course from the Arts and Humanities or Social and Behavioral Science list Credits: 3
  • Select one course from the Physical and Biological Sciences list Credits: 4

Additional Requirements: 15 Credits


Electives: 2-6 Credits


Select 2 or 6 credits (depending on selected area of specialization) from any unduplicated 100 or higher level courses.

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