Download Maintenance sample courses up to 40 instructional hours

Technical Fundamental Series
Industry Maintenance
Technical skill classroom support training offered in a wide range of topics. Training may be conducted at company site utilizing
company’s equipment or on college campus. Each course (up to 40 hours) tailored to meet a company’s specific training needs.
Intro to Electricity
Training introduces
fundamental concepts of
electricity and test equipment
to non-electrical, electronic
majors. Training in the basic
DC and AC principles to
include: voltage, resistance,
current, impedance;
components, (resistors,
inductors, and capacitors);
power, and operation of test
equipment. Upon completion
trainees should be able to
construct and analyze simple
DC and AC equipment using
electrical test equipment.
Motors and Controls
Instruction focuses on the
fundamental concepts of
motors and motor controls.
Training covers ladder
diagrams, pilot devices,
contactors, motor starters,
motors, and other control
devices. Upon completion,
trainees should be able to
properly select, connect, and
troubleshoot motors and
control circuits.
Introduction to PLC:
Training introduces the programmable logic
controller and its associated applications.
Training covers ladder logic diagrams,
input/output modules, power supplies, surge
protection, selection/installation of controllers,
and interfacing of controllers with equipment.
Training includes advanced programming,
networking, advanced I/O modules reading
and interpreting error codes and
troubleshooting. Upon completion trainees
should be able to install PLC’s, create
programs and troubleshoot programmable
logic controllers.
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CNC Introduction
Hydraulics/Pneumatics
Course introduces basic components
and functions of hydraulic and
pneumatic systems. Topics include
standard symbols, pumps, control
valves, control assemblies, actuators,
FRL, maintenance procedures, and
switching and control devices. Upon
completion trainees should be able to
understand the operation of a fluid
power system, including design,
application, and troubleshooting.
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Instruction focuses on the basic concepts and capabilities of computer
numerical control machine tools. Topics include: setup, operations, and
basic applications. Upon completion trainees will be able to explain
operator safety, machine protection, data input, program preparation,
& program storage.
CNC Turning
Course introduces programming setup and operation of CNC
machining centers. Training includes programming formats, control
functions, program editing, part production, and inspection. Upon
completion trainees will be able to manufacture simple parts using CNC
turning centers.
CNC Milling
Instruction introduces manual programming setup and operation of
CNC machining centers. Training includes programming format, control
functions, program editing, part production and inspection. Upon
completion trainees should be able to manufacture simple parts using
CNC machining centers.
For additional information contact:
Jeff Bright, Assistant to President Business & Industry 336-506-4207 [email protected]
Sheila Bissette, Administrative Assistant 336-506-4151 [email protected]