Advanced Manufacturing Maintenance: PLC Specialty
Manufacturing Maintenance Techs in High Demand
Did you know manufacturing maintenance technicians are in high demand? New Jobs are Coming to Ohio. Be Prepared!
This ready to work program prepares students for employment in technical fields that require hands-on skills in advanced industrial electrical and machine repair occupations.
Learn skills needed in the manufacturing, troubleshooting, or maintenance of equipment and components of an advanced manufacturing facility.
Why this program?
Ready to work - complete the program and be job ready!
Hands-on training
Learn by doing - No homework
Courses focused on working adults - Support system to help you succeed
Financial aid available - To those who qualify
Program Modules
Basic Industrial Electricity
Blueprint Reading/Schematics
Electrical Troubleshooting
3D Printing and Design
Intro to Lathes and Mills
Machine Controls
Motors and Controllers
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
PLC 1- Operations and Basic Functions/Allen Bradley
PLC 2- Design and Edit Programs/Allen Bradley
PLC 3- Troubleshooting Programs/Allen Bradley
PLC 4- Sequencing and Testing Devices/Allen Bradley
PLC 5- PanelView Apps and Robot/Allen Bradley
Fanuc Robotics
Yaskawa Robotics
Intro to Welding & Metallurgy
Employability/Professional Skills
OSHA 10 General Industry and Safety
Possible Certifications
Forklift Safety
OSHA 10
NIMS
Available Microcredentials
PLC Programming Siemens
Siemens PLC 1 Basic PLC Programming with TIA Portal
Siemens PLC 2 Advanced Programming with TIA Portal
Siemens PLC 3
PLC Programming PLC Rockwell Automation Logix 5000 Software
PLC 1- Operations and Basic Functions
PLC 2 Design and Edit Programs
PLC 3- Troubleshooting Programs
PLC 4- Sequencing/Testing Devices
PLC 5- PanelView Apps and Robot
Electrical Maintenance
Basic Industrial Electricity
Machine Controls
Electrical Troubleshooting
Motors and Controllers
Fanuc Robotics or Yaskawa Robotics
Industrial Maintenance Technician
Blueprint Reading/Schematics
OSHA 10 General Industry and Safety
Intro to Welding and Metallurgy
Intro to Lathes and Mills
Hydraulic and Pneumatic Systems
3D Printing and Design
Schedule Options
Full Program
600-hour program, 17-module program
Individual Modules
Any of the 36-hour module listed above can be taken as an individual module.
Individual modules are a great option for individuals who require specific updates to enhance their current skills or companies looking to advance the credentials of their workforce.
Here is a schedule for each individual module: Schedule
Get Started
Request more information online or call 937.778.1980
Schedule a WorkKeys appointment
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid,(FAFSA).
School code: 014058
Important Info
Program Info
Monday - Thursday
5:00 - 9:00 pm
600 Hours / $8,874*
Location:
Adult Technology Center
*Cost includes books, testing fees, tool kit, and lab fees.
Program Contact
Alycia Johnson
Student Services Coordinator
johnsonalycia@uppervalleycc.org
937.778.1980 x 255
Adult Technology Center
8901 Looney Road | Piqua, Ohio
College Agreements
Rhodes State Community College
Graduation and Employment Rates based on ACCSC's Annual Report for 2024
Advanced Manufacturing Maintenance: PLC Specialty
(Information represents the following cohorts: September 2022
Graduation Rate
- 2 Students Started / 2 Graduates / 100% Graduation Rate
Employment Placement in Field
- 2 Graduates Employed In Field / 100% Placement in Field