Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology
Program Description
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic level I & level II, provide a starting point encompassing skills like fixing machinery, performing basic tests, and reading technical drawings, perform maintenance on Industrial machines powered by hydraulics and pneumatics, implement lubrication maintenance requirements, repack valves and install and align pumps and motors. You will do welding and pipe threading, learn to read and interpret blueprints, utilize computer aided drafting skills, and perform basic HVAC maintenance.
Career Opportunities
Average Salary $76,810 Idaho $77,180 National
* Source: O*NET OnLine
- Power generation plants that use coal, gas, hydro, nuclear, concentrated solar, and wind
- Levels of employment include: technician, journeyman, group leader, group supervisor
Program Overview
- Courses start in the August for the IMM program/Asynchronous on line based
- Typical classroom hours are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- Program admits 20 students
- Physical demands for this program may include lifting, standing, bending, and close vision
- The Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology Program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET, http://www.abet.org
- Program is located in Building #49, 1198 Martin Luther King Jr Memorial Way
Degree Options
Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology Associate of Applied Science (2 years)
- Degree Map Associate of Applied Science Degree: Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology
- Costs
Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology: Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (1.5 years)
Energy Systems Mechanical Engineering Technology: Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (1 year)
Minimum Test Scores
| rSAT | Math: 500 |
| ACT | Math: 19 |
| ALEKS | Math: 30 |
Note: (BTC)Industrial Maintenance Mechanic (ALEKS) Math Score of 14.
Financial Aid Options
Program -specific scholarships are available
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