The Industrial Maintenance Technology program prepares students to practise the occupation of Industrial Maintenance Technician. Industrial maintenance technicians work in all industrial sectors such as: pulp and paper, metal mining, primary transformation and manufacture of metal products, food processing, wood, petrochemical, transportation and subcontracting of maintenance services. While present in all industrial sectors, industrial maintenance technicians also work in the construction field.
Total length of training includes general training that is common to all programs for 420 hours, general training for this program for 150 hours as well as complementary general training courses for 90 hours.
Duration of training consists of theory and lab work for courses; personal time that the student invests is excluded.
To be admitted to the program, a person must meet the general requirements for admission set out in the College Education Regulations, as well as the following special conditions, where applicable: Must have passed the following secondary-level course(s): • Sec. IV TS or S or Secondary V CST Mathematics: Technical and Scientific option (564426) or Secondary IV Science option (565426) or Secondary 5 Cultural, Social and Technical Option (563504). • Sec. V Physics – Secondary V Physics (553504)
Industrial maintenance technicians analyze and solve operational issues with industrial equipment. They calibrate and adjust measuring instruments and industrial controllers, take measurements and coordinate service and maintenance on machinery. This is an occupation in the industrial sector that is continuously evolving and suits people who enjoy problem solving. A job as an industrial maintenance technician requires method and manual skills.
Automated Systems ElectromechanicsMechanical Engineering TechnologyElectrotechnology
Industrial Maintenance Technician — $37.50
Industrial mechanicIndustrial instrument mechanicMaintenance mechanic technician – industrialService technician, industrial instruments
Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics (7311)Industrial instrument technicians and mechanics (2243)
In the work force (Information from the MEES)
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