Diesel Powered Equipment Technology

This program provides practical experience in the repair and maintenance of diesel-powered equipment. Students receive instruction in troubleshooting, engine analysis, disassembling engines, replacing defective parts, reassembling, etc. The program’s mission is to provide technical instruction and skill development that will enable students to enter employment in truck, construction, agricultural equipment, and other related fields as technicians.

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration – Dual Diploma Option

Classroom and shop learning experiences include theory, application, and service of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. Print reading,

basic electronics, pneumatics, math, programmable controllers, refrigerant containment certification (EPA certification), and heat pump technology are basic components of this program. Upon completion, students will be prepared to enter jobs as service technicians in a variety of domestic, industrial, and commercial settings.

Industrial Electrical Maintenance/Mechatronics – Dual Diploma Option

This program includes classroom and hands-on experience in electronics, electrical, pneumatics, hydraulics, motor controls, programmable controllers, robotics, machine shop, and related math. Students completing this program will be prepared to perform in entry-level positions within a typical industrial environment.

Machine Tool Technology – Dual Diploma Option

The Machine Tool Technology program is designed to provide the student with the ability to work as a machine tool operator, machinist, tool and die maker, industrial maintenance machinist and related occupations. At the completion of the diploma in Machine Tool Technology, graduates will be able to set-up and operate manual machining equipment such as, band saws, drill presses, lathes, milling machines, surface grinders, and tool and cutter grinders.

Pharmacy Technology

Students will be prepared to work as pharmacy technicians in healthcare settings. Instruction includes anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, pharmacy math, and other courses along with supervised clinical training. Pharmacy technicians prepare medications under the direction of a pharmacist and may measure, mix, count, label, and record amounts of medication dosages according to prescription orders.