Course Description

Employers seek skilled workers who will help them to compete globally. Prepare to be in demand with a powerful combination of mechanical and electrical control skills that you can apply in any manufacturing career.

There are many opportunities in large machine shops, manufacturing, design/build and food processing facilities.

• Work as a maintenance planner, performance lab coordinator, design verification technician, CNC programmer, CAD technician, PLC Programmer, mechanical designer, buyer, quality control or continuous improvement technician, or pursue a trades apprenticeship.
• Graduates work on fabrication and improvement of PLC-based equipment.
• Skilled manufacturing work is rewarded with above-average pay and benefits.

Is it for you?

A career in manufacturing is well suited to people who:

• Like to design and create
• Want to know how things work
• Enjoy working with their hands or repairing anything mechanical or electrical
• Would like a career where they can have a real impact on business