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This
two-year program is designed for those who desire employment in the field of
electricity as it relates to industry. The program covers industrial
maintenance skills including: electricity, motor controls, industrial
electronics, hydraulics and pneumatics. Trouble-shooting and repair
techniques are emphasized in each area.
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Notice: The program titles of Property Maintenance and Maintenance Technology are used
interchangeably and represent the same program.
Property
Maintenance – Electrical Repair (PM-111)
This is one of three courses in the Property Maintenance
(Maintenance Technology) program.
The course objectives may include the following areas of
residential electrical repairs;
electrical safety,
basic electrical theory, electrical terms &wiring symbols, reading basic
residential electrical diagrams, locating & repairing problems in
electrical circuits, replacing switches and receptacles, circuit breaker
design, replacing circuit breakers, GFCI receptacle design & function, replacing
GFCI receptacles and breakers, fluorescent lighting fixture design replacing fluorescent
lighting fixtures, locating & repairing short circuits, low voltage
circuit design and function introduction to low voltage systems. Students may
also learn basic residential electrical inspection skills. The instructor may
elect to vary the course objectives as needed to best conform to the needs of
the class.
Property
Maintenance – Carpentry Repair
(PM-112)
This is one of three courses in the Property Maintenance
(Maintenance Technology) program.
The course objectives may include the following areas of
residential carpentry repair;
safety in use of hand and power tools, carpentry tools and
proper use, basic carpentry materials, measuring various carpentry materials,
cutting techniques for lumber, use of
adhesives and fasteners, basic structural design of a residence,
repairing drywall, replacing door knobs and hinges, replacing door frames, repairing window frames, replacing windows
and frames.
The student may
also develop basic carpentry inspection skills. The instructor may elect to
vary the course objectives as needed to best conform to the needs of the
class.
Property
Maintenance – Plumbing Repair (PM-113)
This is one of three courses in the Property Maintenance
(Maintenance Technology) program.
The course objectives may include the following areas of
residential plumbing repair; plumbing tools and safety, proper use
of plumbing materials, basic residential plumbing system,
use and types of
PVC pipe and fittings, connecting PVC pipe and fittings, use of copper tubing
in plumbing, soldering copper tubing, faucet - construction and parts, faucet
repairs and replacement, toilet - construction & parts, toilet repairs
and replacement, disposal repairs and replacement, temporary repairs and replacement
of leaking pipes. The student may also develop skills in the inspection of
plumbing systems. The instructor may elect to vary the course objectives as
needed to best conform to the needs of the class.
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This
one-year program is designed to provide the student with the ability to
operate, repair and upgrade personal computers. The program includes training
in operating systems, computer design and the techniques of computer
troubleshooting and repair.
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This
two-year program provides the basic equipment operating knowledge of machine
shop work. Machining operating techniques are applied on: lathes, grinders,
vertical and horizontal machine and computer numerical controlled lathes.
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