Program Overview
The Facilities Maintenance program is a full-time, 725-clock hour certificate course. This program combines classroom, laboratory and work-based learning experiences enabling students to become proficient in the repair and maintenance of commercial and domestic facilities.
Included in the instruction are the theory and application of basic principles involved in facility maintenance. Topics include basic principles of heating, cooling, electric, plumbing, carpentry, painting, and welding. Content in each subject area includes trade terms, tools, and materials utilized within each specific trade. Applications include performing basic maintenance-related tasks associated with each of the included skilled trades categories. Common tasks include troubleshooting/diagnosing the root cause of malfunctions or system failures, and the adjustment, repair, or replacement of various components within a commercial or domestic facility. Students will also cover the procedures for periodic maintenance of mechanical systems within a facility to avoid or reduce potential failure.
What You'll Learn
Basic Safety Forklift Safety Aerial Lift Safety Material Handling Basic Electric Intro to National Electric Code Electrical Test Equipment Intro to Heating & Cooling Basic Copper and Plastic Piping Soldering and Brazing Basic Plumbing
| Plastic, Copper, Cast Iron, & Carbon Steel Pipe & Fittings Intro to Drain, Waste, & Vent Systems Commercial Drawings Building Materials, Fasteners, and Adhesives Doors and Door Hardware Oxyfuel Cutting General MIG Welding Drywall Finishing and Patching Introduction to Paints and Coatings
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Certifications
Students have the opportunity to earn the following industry-recognized credentials:
National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) Core
NCCER Level-1 - Electric
NCCER Level-1 - HVAC
NCCER Level-1 - Plumbing
EPA-608 Universal
OSHA 10-Hour – Construction
Aerial Lift Safety
Forklift Safety
National Career Readiness - ACT