As a Maintenance Mechanic Apprentice, you will be maintaining and repairing a variety of machines and mechanical systems including factory machinery, food processing machinery, textile machinery, transportation equipment machinery, and metal fabrication machinery. You will diagnose mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical problems. You will also work with mathematics, blueprint reading, welding, electronics, and computers.The approximate completion time for the Electrician Apprentice Certificate is 900 hours of classroom training on the College campus and 8,000 hours of On-the-Job Training.
| Program Details | |
| Completion Time: | 4 years (900 hours) |
| Estimated Costs: | $3,115 |
| Average Wage: | $36,330 |
| Campus Location(s): | Main Campus |
| Course Descriptions: | Download PDF |
| Course Outline & Cost Sheet: | Download PDF |
Your Instructor(s)
Hello, I’m Matt Steel. I have over 13 years of industry experience, and am in my 8th year of teaching. I also have a U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeships & Training Certificate as an Industrial Maintenance Mechanic.
One of my favorite parts about teaching is seeing the light go on for a student when they realize that they really can do it. In fact, I am a graduate of this program! There are currently a lot of great jobs in this industry, so I would enjoy the chance to discuss Industrial Automated Maintenance with you.
Contact me:
steelm@owatc.edu
801-627-8476
