JJC Alert: Due to extreme cold, JJC will operate virtually on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Classes will take place virtually. Students must check iCampus for course specific instructions from faculty members.
For more information on JJC’s decision-making process regarding winter weather conditions, visit jjc.edu/closures January 20, 2025 08:41:55
Industrial Maintenance Technology is a rapidly changing field as the single-skilled workers are nearing an end. Increased automation, will raise the demand for maintenance workers to keep the machines in operating order.
Industrial Maintenance Technology (IMT)
Architecture, Manufacturing & Automotive
JJC’s Industrial Maintenance Technology program was developed in partnership between the college and maintenance professionals from the local area to educate skilled technicians to fill the void left by an aging workforce. Multi-disciplined workers are needed to ensure companies can compete in the global marketplace.
What Will I Learn?
Graduates of the IMT program work in varied industries including, but not limited to, petrochemical, manufacturing, education and medical. Some critical skills learned include performing equipment alignments, replacing seals in pumps, repairing air compressors, designing and installing piping systems, troubleshooting fluid power systems, tensioning v-belts, installing gear reducers, operating end mills and lathes, and troubleshooting industrial electrical circuits.
What is Unique About Our IMT Program?
Students will get hands-on experience using industry-standard equipment they are likely to find on the job, taught by instructors that are experts in their respective areas while bringing real-world applications to the college classroom.
This career field is expected to grow 16% through 2024. IMT graduates will gain valuable experience in areas such as:
Power transmission
Computerized maintenance systems
Industrial wiring & troubleshooting
Pneumatics & hydraulics
Pipefitting & rigging
Rotating equipment & alignment
Architecture, Manufacturing & Automotive
If you enjoy building or repairing machines or other structures, figuring out how things work and solving hands-on mechanical problems, this pathway is for you.