Students will learn through in-theory and hands-on training the principles of large and small industrial equipment applications. Areas covered will include welding, 2 & 4-cycle engines, heavy equipment, gasoline and diesel engines, maintenance and repair. Students will also be taught the maintenance and operation of hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Safety, proper tool use, leadership, and interpersonal skills are inter-woven throughout the course. Students will have the opportunity to learn the basic skills necessary for entry-level employment in a variety of construction and industrial mechanics field.

Special Feature: Our program is certified by the National Center for Construction Education Research, an industry standard which affords students the opportunity to earn a Certificate of Competency upon completion of the program at the required level.

Recommended Preparation: Algebra 1, Geometry and Principles of Technology

Occupations Possible After High School:
Farm Mechanic Helper
Construction Fields
Repair and Maintenance Helper
Fabrication
Truck Driver
Assembly Worker
Equipment Operator

Careers Requiring Further Education:
Equipment Operator
Advanced Construction Fields
Welder/Fabricator
Equipment Maintenance & Repair
Farm Mechani
c Small Engine Mechanic
Marine Engine Technician

Embedded Credit: 1 Science