Industrial Maintenance / Mechatronics Technician
Repair, install, adjust, or maintain industrial production and processing machinery or refinery and pipeline distribution systems. May also install, dismantle, or move machinery and heavy equipment according to plans.
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Jobs available locally 2,960 |
Demand Locally +4 % |
Annual Wage Range $39,706 – $84,600 |
Help installation, maintenance, and repair workers in maintenance, parts replacement, and repair of vehicles, industrial machinery, and electrical and electronic equipment. Perform duties such as furnishing tools, materials, and supplies to other workers; cleaning work area, machines, and tools; and holding materials or tools for other workers.
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Jobs available locally 1,303 |
Demand Locally +2 % |
Annual Wage Range $24,518 – $50,426 |
Research, design, develop, or test automation, intelligent systems, smart devices, or industrial systems control.
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Jobs available locally 1,002 |
Demand Locally +2 % |
Annual Wage Range $72,116 – $174,124 |
Program Level:
Certificates, Continuing Education
Department:
Continuing Education
Institute:
Advanced Manufacturing & Logistics
College:
SPC
Industrial Maintenance /
Mechatronics Technician
Are you a maintenance technician seeking to increase your skills and advance your career? Are you interested in gaining the skills necessary to become employed in the high demand field of industrial maintenance? Are you a manufacturing employer seeking to enhance the knowledge and skills of your maintenance workforce? Alamo Colleges Industrial Maintenance / Mechatronics Technician program was designed to meet the diverse needs of employers and individuals! With this training, you will boost your ability to achieve. For more information on class schedule contact 210-486-2740.
Are you a maintenance technician seeking to increase your skills and advance your career? Are you interested in gaining the skills necessary to become employed in the high demand field of industrial maintenance? Are you a manufacturing employer seeking to enhance the knowledge and skills of your maintenance workforce?
Build the skills you need for in-demand jobs in the electrical field with opportunity for wage growth. Automation technicians troubleshoot, service and fix the computerized systems and robotic devices that are designed to reduce human interaction, such as robotic assembly devices and computer-controlled building air-conditioning systems.
TECHNICAL MATH & BLUEPRINT READING - TECM 1013Hydraulic technicians work in engineering and manufacturing settings, where they help hydraulic engineers design, develop, manufacture or repair equipment, systems and machines that use pressurized fluids. Hydraulic technicians begin their careers with the right education. After they develop essential job skills and get certified, they’re ready to join the workforce.
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DC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1001Learn the fundamentals of direct current including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and circuit analysis techniques. Emphasis is on circuit analysis of resistive networks and DC voltage measurements. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading
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AC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1000Learn the fundamentals of alternative current Capacitance, Inductance, Power, transformer and fundamentals of DC/ AC motors. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals |
ELECTROMECHANICAL DEVICES- ELMT 1091Learn electro-mechanical devices for manufacturing in this hands-on course which includes motion control systems and process control systems, components of motor, various switches, sensors, photo eyes and electromagnetic relays. |
DC/AC MOTOR CONTROL - INTC 1057Study the fundamentals of alternating current including series and parallel AC circuits, phasor, transformers as well as a fundamental study of electric motors with an emphasis on starting, speed control and braking systems. Learn the various concepts of motor controls, the circuits and the components that are needed to accomplish different controls. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamental; AC Fundamentals |
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TECHNICAL MATH & BLUEPRINT READING - TECM 1013Hydraulic technicians work in engineering and manufacturing settings, where they help hydraulic engineers design, develop, manufacture or repair equipment, systems and machines that use pressurized fluids. Hydraulic technicians begin their careers with the right education. After they develop essential job skills and get certified, they’re ready to join the workforce |
HYDRAULICS FUNDAMENTALS - HYDR 1000Fundamentals of hydraulics including safety types of hydraulic pumps, cylinders, valves, motors, and related systems. Introduction to hydraulic schematic symbols as related to components.
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Automation technicians troubleshoot, service and fix the computerized systems and robotic devices that are designed to reduce human interaction, such as robotic assembly devices and computer-controlled building air-conditioning systems.
TECHNICAL MATH & BLUEPRINT READING - TECM 1013Hydraulic technicians work in engineering and manufacturing settings, where they help hydraulic engineers design, develop, manufacture or repair equipment, systems and machines that use pressurized fluids. Hydraulic technicians begin their careers with the right education. After they develop essential job skills and get certified, they’re ready to join the workforce |
PNEUMATIC FUNDAMENTS - ELMT 1005This is a modularized entry level course in the principles of pneumatic energy and its controlled application with emphasis on hands-on exercises. This introductory and an advanced training program focuses on providing you with the skills and knowledge needed to build basic Electro Pneumatic Circuits and apply fault finding techniques. This training is designed for technicians, supervisors, designers and engineers who are involved in design, maintenance and troubleshooting of electro-pneumatic control systems.
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Decades ago, robotics was science fiction, and any consideration of the types of jobs in robotics was a thing of the future. Fast forward to today and it is no longer science fiction, but rather science fact. Robotics is still somewhat a thing of the future, but it’s also very much a thing of the present with many job opportunities. If you’re even remotely interested in this science, now is the time to get the training to enter this field.
There are several types of technicians. A robotics technician can repair and maintain robots and build robotic parts along with other tasks. An electromechanical technician works with the engineer in the design process of new robots.
The role of robotics technicians is to build, maintain, test and repair robotics. These professionals may also work with robotics-related automated production systems. They require a strong background in hardware, electronics, and circuitry.
TECHNICAL MATH & BLUEPRINT READING - TECM 1013Hydraulic technicians work in engineering and manufacturing settings, where they help hydraulic engineers design, develop, manufacture or repair equipment, systems and machines that use pressurized fluids. Hydraulic technicians begin their careers with the right education. After they develop essential job skills and get certified, they’re ready to join the workforce.
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ELECTRICITY DC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1001Learn the fundamentals of alternative current Capacitance, Inductance, Power, transformer and fundamentals of DC/AC motors. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals |
ELECTRICITY AC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1000Learn the fundamentals of direct current including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and circuit analysis techniques. Emphasis is on circuit analysis of resistive networks and DC voltage measurements. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading |
ELECTROMECHANICAL DEVICES- ELMT 1091Experience a hands-on approach to introduce the basic concepts in robotics! You will be introduced to flexible automation and cover topic on installation, repair, maintenance, and development of flexible robotic manufacturing systems. |
Are you a maintenance technician seeking to increase your skills and advance your career? Are you interested in gaining the skills necessary to become employed in the high demand field of industrial maintenance? Are you a manufacturing employer seeking to enhance the knowledge and skills of your maintenance workforce?
Automation technicians troubleshoot, service and fix the computerized systems and robotic devices that are designed to reduce human interaction, such as robotic assembly devices and computer-controlled building air-conditioning systems.
A programmable logic controller (PLC), or programmable controller is an industrial digital computer which has been ruggedized and adapted for the control of manufacturing processes, such as assembly lines, or robotic devices, or any activity that requires high-reliability control and ease of programming and process.
TECHNICAL MATH & BLUEPRINT READING - TECM 1013Hydraulic technicians work in engineering and manufacturing settings, where they help hydraulic engineers design, develop, manufacture or repair equipment, systems and machines that use pressurized fluids. Hydraulic technicians begin their careers with the right education. After they develop essential job skills and get certified, they’re ready to join the workforce |
DC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1001Learn the fundamentals of direct current including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and circuit analysis techniques. Emphasis is on circuit analysis of resistive networks and DC voltage measurements. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading |
AC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1000Learn the fundamentals of alternative current Capacitance, Inductance, Power, transformer, and fundamentals of DC/ AC motors. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals |
ELECTROMECHANICAL DEVICES- ELMT 1091Learn electro-mechanical devices for manufacturing in this hands-on course which includes motion control systems and process control systems, components of the motor, various switches, sensors, photo eyes, and electromagnetic relays. |
INTRODUCTION TO PLC - ELMT 1001Learn the maintenance, programming, and troubleshooting of Allen Bradley PLC systems and its power supplies, discrete Input/output (I/O) modules, programming devices, processors, basic logic elements, PLC programming, timers, counters, program control instruction, Data manipulation and math instructions. (Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals; AC Fundamentals; DC/AC Motors; Electromechanical Devices) |
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To be competitive in the global economy, manufacturing and service companies are examining ways to improve existing processes in order to become more efficient and reduce costs. PLC-controlled equipment enables an organization to fine-tune their operations by fully automating manufacturing processes that are currently performed manually. The PLC Programmer training provides you with the basic technical skills and knowledge necessary to work with the Programmable Logic Controllers typically found in an industrial environment. The program investigates the operation and programming of PLCs and the interfacing of PLCs to electronic devices and sensors routinely found in industrial controls. You are expected to have a basic knowledge of AC and DC electrical circuits when beginning the program
TECHNICAL MATH & BLUEPRINT READING - TECM 1013Hydraulic technicians work in engineering and manufacturing settings, where they help hydraulic engineers design, develop, manufacture or repair equipment, systems and machines that use pressurized fluids. Hydraulic technicians begin their careers with the right education. After they develop essential job skills and get certified, they’re ready to join the workforce |
DC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1001Learn the fundamentals of direct current including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and circuit analysis techniques. Emphasis is on circuit analysis of resistive networks and DC voltage measurements. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading |
AC FUNDAMENTALS - CETT 1000Learn the fundamentals of alternative current Capacitance, Inductance, Power, transformer and fundamentals of DC/ AC motors. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals |
ELECTROMECHANICAL DEVICES- ELMT 1091Learn electro-mechanical devices for manufacturing in this hands-on course which includes motion control systems and process control systems, components of motor, various switches, sensors, photo eyes and electromagnetic relays. |
DC/AC MOTOR CONTROL - INTC 1057Study the fundamentals of alternating current including series and parallel AC circuits, phasor, transformers as well as a fundamental study of electric motors with an emphasis on starting, speed control and braking systems. Learn the various concepts of motor controls, the circuits and the components that are needed to accomplish different controls. Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamental; AC Fundamentals |
INTRODUCTION TO PLC - ELMT 1001Learn the maintenance, programming, and troubleshooting of Allen Bradley PLC systems and its power supplies, discrete Input/output (I/O) modules, programming devices, processors, basic logic elements, PLC programming, timers, counters, program control instruction, Data manipulation and math instructions. (Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals; AC Fundamentals; DC/AC Motors; Electromechanical Devices) |
INTERMEDIATE PLC - ELMT 1000An introduction to programmable logic controllers as used in industrial environments including basic concepts, programming, applications, troubleshooting of ladder logic, and interfacing of equipment |
Mechatronics is one of the world's largest high-tech manufacturing corporations, is a leader in complex technologies, particularly in complex systems integrating electrical, mechanical and computer engineering. The marriage of these three engineering fields, better known as mechatronic systems, plays an ever-increasing role in technology: from your car to your household appliances, from public transportation systems to electric power generators, in short, almost every aspect of daily life.
Mechatronics technicians apply their knowledge of engineering to solve technical problems and maintain automated mechanical equipment. Repair, test, adjust, or install electronic equipment, such as industrial controls, transmitters, and antennas.
Technical Math & Blueprint - TECM 1013Reading Blueprints are like a game plan for the construction team and being able to read them is a skill everyone needs to know! Learn to interpret basic blueprints and practice math skills used in industry today. This is an applied mathematics course with an emphasis on the numbering systems, calculations and problem-solving skills needed to solve for electronic circuit parameters that are needed to read blueprints |
AC Fundamentals - CETT 1000Learn the fundamentals of alternative current Capacitance, Inductance, Power, transformer, and fundamentals of DC/AC motors. (Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading)
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DC Fundamentals - CETT 1001Learn the fundamentals of direct current including Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's laws and circuit analysis techniques. Emphasis is on circuit analysis of resistive networks and DC voltage measurements. (Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading) |
Electromechanical Devices - ELMT 1091Learn electro-mechanical devices for manufacturing in this hands-on course which includes motion control systems and process control systems, components of motor, various switches, sensors, photo eyes, and electromagnetic relays.
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DC/AC Motor Control - INTC 1057You will study the fundamentals of alternating current including series and parallel AC circuits, phasor, transformers as well as a fundamental study of electric motors with an emphasis on starting, speed control and braking systems. Learn the various concepts of motor controls, the circuits and the components that are needed to accomplish different controls. (Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamental; AC Fundamentals)
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Hydraulics Fundamentals - HYDR 1000Many manufacturing systems use the power of fluids. learn the principles of fluid power energy and its controlled applications in this modularized entry level course. |
Pneumatics Fundamentals - ELMT 1005This is a modularized entry-level course in the principles of pneumatic energy and its controlled application with emphasis on hands-on exercises. This introductory and an advanced training. This training is designed for technicians, supervisors, designers, and engineers who are involved in the design, maintenance and troubleshooting of electro-pneumatic control systems
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Mechanical Drives - INMT 1091Get the necessary knowledge and hands-on experience for initial entry into machine drive maintenance and repair. (Prerequisite: Technical math and blueprint reading) |
Introduction to PLC - ELMT 1001Programmable Logic Controllers are used throughout industry in today’s world. Learn the maintenance, programming and troubleshooting of Allen Bradley PLC systems. It includes power supplies, discrete Input/Output (I/O) modules, programming devices, processors, basic logic elements, PLC programming, timers, counters, program control instructions, data manipulation instructions and math instructions.
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Robotics Fundamentals - RBTC 1091Experience a hands-on approach to introduce the basic concepts in robotics! You will be introduced to flexible automation and cover topic on installation, repair, maintenance, and development of flexible robotic manufacturing systems |
Integrated Systems Troubleshooting - ELMT 2037Your capstone course will utilize the AMTEC Manufacturing Simulator to provide an introduction and troubleshooting skills to the Integrated Systems approach for advanced integrated automation systems used in today’s industrial manufacturing. You will focus on the overview/familiarization of the sophisticated manufacturing systems, various factors, and skills to troubleshoot the system and their subsystems. (Prerequisite: Technical Math and Blueprint Reading; DC Fundamentals; AC Fundamentals; DC/AC Motors; Hydraulics; Pneumatics; Electromechanical Devices; Introduction to PLC) |
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