Course Description

Program Description Get a well-rounded set of mechanical skills that prepare you for a career in maintenance or manufacturing and give you an edge when seeking a competitive apprenticeship. The program offers experiential learning which allows you to: Obtain hands-on shop work includes welding, machining and maintenance procedures. Use the latest in laser alignment technology. Explore design using AutoCAD and the interpretation of engineering drawings. Earn experience diagnosing and troubleshooting. Use leading-edge simulation software to design and demonstrate hydraulic circuits and electrical circuits. Enjoy a positive learning environment includes well-lit, roomy labs with brand new lathes and milling machines. Be apprentice as an industrial mechanic (millwright), machinist, metal fabricator, welder or electrician among other trades. Study under the same curriculum standards as apprenticeship training for industrial mechanics (millwrights). Graduates are entitled to write the provincial test for an exemption from Level I of the in-school portion of the Industrial Mechanics apprenticeship. Candidates who pass the exam don’t need to leave the workplace to attend school – making them more valuable to employers. Graduates may continue into year two of the Manufacturing Engineering Technician program and complete a diploma in one additional year (with bridging courses).

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