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Choosing the right industrial maintenance technician school will set you up for success. The ideal program should have classroom instruction and hands-on training covering electrical systems, mechanical components, industrial equipment and safety protocols. Here’s what to look for in a school so you can start your career with confidence.
What Should I Look for in an Industrial Maintenance Technician School?
Choosing the right industrial maintenance technician school is key. Here’s what to look for before you enroll:
Accreditation
You want to attend accredited schools to make sure your education is viewed as legitimate. Tulsa Welding School (TWS) is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). ACCSC is recognized by the U.S. Department of Education as a reliable authority on educational quality in career focused schools and colleges.
Hands-On Training
Exercising a skill is one of the best ways to learn. Tulsa Welding School offers extensive training with industry standard equipment, guided by experienced instructors. At TWS you will get hundreds of hours of hands-on training so you will be job ready upon graduation.
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Proper Equipment
Technology is improving every day. Learning with modern tools means you will graduate with relevant skills. You can schedule a tour at TWS to see our training facilities in person.
Shorter Program Options
You don’t have to spend years earning a degree to become an industrial maintenance technician. The Advanced Industrial Maintenance Technology program at TWS can be completed in as little as 7 months so you can get into the workforce sooner.
Industry Certifications
Certifications are a must. TWS prepares you for important certifications like OSHA 10 and other required safety certifications. These certifications will set you apart in the job market.
Flexible Schedules
If you have existing work commitments or a busy schedule, flexible class options matter. TWS offers both day and evening classes so you can balance your education with your life.
Skilled Instructors
The instructors at Tulsa Welding School bring real world experience into the classroom. Their industry experience helps you understand the course material so you will be well prepared for your career.
New: Industrial Maintenance
Learn About Our New Advanced Industrial Maintenance Program
Tulsa Welding School is proud to announce our newest program offering available at our Houston & Dallas Metro Campuses – Advanced Industrial Maintenance Technology! Learn the skills you need to take on the industries of manufacturing, distribution, energy production and facility maintenance in as few as 7 months.
Career Services
Tulsa Welding School provides robust career services to graduates of the Advanced Industrial Maintenance Technology program. We will help you write a professional resume, prepare for job interviews and connect you with opportunities that align with your career goals. Employers often turn to TWS graduates because they know our alumni have the skills to hit the ground running from day one.
What Do I Learn in an Industrial Maintenance Technician School Program?
At TWS, students get training in electrical, mechanical and troubleshooting skills through a combination of hands-on activities and classroom instruction. Here’s an overview of what you’ll learn:
Electrical Systems
You’ll start with electrical fundamentals such as voltage, current, resistance and electrical safety practices. You’ll get proficient with meters and testing equipment, installing outlets, wiring control panels and connecting industrial circuits. You’ll also learn to read blueprints and wiring diagrams for real world applications.
Mechanical Skills
Mechanical training at TWS covers critical components like gears, chains, belts and bearings. You’ll learn assembly and disassembly techniques, component maintenance, lubrication practices, equipment alignment and replacement of damaged parts.
Motors and Controls
Motors power many industrial applications. At TWS you’ll study motor operation, wiring techniques and control system installation, including start/stop buttons, limit switches, relays, motor starters and overload protection devices.
HVAC and Refrigeration Basics
Industrial settings often use heating, cooling and refrigeration systems. TWS provides introductory training on HVAC systems, ductwork airflow and refrigerant functions. You’ll practice checking system pressures, performing maintenance, leak testing and component replacement so you’ll be ready for workplaces that require climate control expertise.
Hydraulics and Pneumatics
You’ll learn how hydraulic and pneumatic systems operate industrial equipment such as lifts and presses. Training includes reading schematics, system pressure checks, leak repairs, valve maintenance and understanding interactions with electrical and mechanical components.
Safety Training
Safety is paramount in industrial maintenance. TWS emphasizes critical safety practices including lockout/tagout procedures, proper personal protective equipment (PPE) usage, compliance with national building codes and electrical safety standards to reduce workplace risks.
Troubleshooting and Repair
Effective troubleshooting skills can easily set you apart. TWS training teaches systematic problem solving methods using diagnostic tools such as multimeters, pressure gauges and thermal sensors so you can quickly identify and repair equipment issues.
Want To Learn More?
To learn more about becoming an industrial maintenance technician explore Tulsa Welding School’s Advanced Industrial Maintenance Technology program. Contact us today to start your journey to a new career.
