Mechanical Maintenance
Comprehensive Training Systems For Mechanics, Technicians, And Mechanical Systems Specialists.
New mechanical maintenance strategies such as TPM and preventive maintenance are placing new demands on mechanics, technicians, and other mechanical systems specialists to upgrade their skills as quickly and efficiently as possible in order to maintain job security and enhance their chances for career advancement.
Industrial Mechanics introduces trainees to what they need to know to perform well on the job immediately, with minimal learning curve. Key subjects include: bearings, seals, and lubrication; hydraulics and pneumatics; mechanical power transmission systems; and robotics.
You and your employees can choose from a variety of self-paced topical programs that group together related coursework and are designed for flexibility, addressing the professional and personal needs of each student. Like all Penn Foster training systems, Industrial Mechanic courses are available in print, video or via Computer Based Training (CBT and CD). Click on a link below to learn more about each topical program.
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APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
Fluid Power Systems Maintenance Training
Provides comprehensive training in mechanical maintenance principles, fluid power and hydraulic systems.
Power Systems Maintenance Training
Gives trainees a solid foundation in mechanical maintenance principles and applications, and the operations of the machinery and equipment used in power transmission systems.
HVAC Apprentice Training
Provides the specifics of refrigeration principles, heating, plumbing, and pipefitting.
Boilermaker Apprentice
Provides comprehensive training to prepare apprentices for the Black Seal License.
Millwright Apprentice Training
Introduces trainees to the preparation and design of milling machinery.
Pipefitter Apprentice Training
Designed to meet the standards established by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training (BAT).
Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance Training
Focuses on pipefitting, HVAC and electrical equipment and systems.
TOPICAL PROGRAMS
Hydraulic Systems Repair and Maintenance Training
Introduces concepts of operations, maintenance, and troubleshooting of hydraulic and fluid power systems.
Production Line Maintenance Mechanic
Covers the theory and instructional skills of maintaining production line equipment.
Boiler Inspector Training
Provides the theory and fundamentals of thermodynamics, and the design and operation of boilers.
Stationary Firer
Trains workers for firer positions in a steam or electric power plant.
Production Operator for Process Manufacturing
Introduces both the educational and technical aspects of working in a process manufacturing plant.
Mechanical Training for Field Service Technicians
Covers technical concepts and skills to help troubleshoot power transmission, fluid power, pneumatic and process control systems.
Receive more information on the Industrial Mechanics Programs from Workforce Development
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Contact us at 1-800-233-0259 Monday through Friday, between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Eastern Time or speak with your Training Consultant for more information on this program.
