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Industrial Mechanics
L&I names the school, but not this exact program. Ask the school in writing whether it earns work hours toward the nonresidential maintenance (07) certificate.
Total cost
$9,514
$4,818 tuition + $4,696 books and supplies, for the whole program. Approved programs cost $13,623 to $59,205.
Length
9 months
Certificate. In person, at more than one site, online or partly online.
How past students did
No results published. The program is too small or too new, or the school hasn’t sent its data to the state.
What it counts for
- L&I names the school, but not this exact program. L&I lists the Energy Systems Technology degree with this concentration. This is a certificate.
- If it counts, the nonresidential maintenance (07) certificate needs 4,000 hours of work as a trainee, and an approved program counts for up to half of them.
- Ask the school in writing whether this program earns work hours, and how many.
- You need an L&I training certificate the whole time you’re enrolled.
Before you pay
Ask whether it earns hours
Ask Walla Walla Community College in writing whether this program earns work hours toward the nonresidential maintenance (07) certificate, and how many.
Check you can get in
The state’s directory lists no entry rules. Ask the school what you need.
Get your total in writing
The state lists $9,514 for the whole program. Ask the school for your own total in writing before you sign.
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Program details
- School
- Walla Walla Community College
- Award
- Certificate
- Length
- 9 months, 44 credits
- Where
- Clarkston and online
- How it’s taught
- In person, at more than one site, online or partly online
- Evening or weekend classes
- No
- Approved to train veterans
- Yes
- Career Bridge number
- 4043
How the school describes it
Graduates of the Industrial Mechanics concentration will enter the workforce with the knowledge and skills to: Maintain and repair equipment and industrial machinery, such as: conveying systems, production machinery, and packaging equipment; Control and operate plant equipment, such as: turbines, pumps, valves, gates, fans, and controllers; Read blueprints or technical diagrams; Identify electrical problems using a variety of testing devices; Repair or replace wiring, equipment, and instruments safely to NEC standards using hand and power tools; Students must complete the electrical systems technology certificate (i.e. the year one core of the Energy Systems Technology degree) before they can complete the Energy Systems Technology degree concentration in Industrial Maintenance Concentration.
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info@skilledladder.comThis program or an apprenticeship
This program
You pay
$9,514
in total
- 9 months
- Ask the school whether it counts
An apprenticeship
You’re paid
$14.60 – $24.75 an hour
on day one
- Paid work from day one
- Every hour counts toward your certificate
Cost: Career Bridge, the state’s training directory · Pay: L&I’s apprenticeship registry, across 34 programs
Other programs for this certificate
See all 31 programs- Electrical Maintenance & AutomationSpokane Community College · Spokane
$15,712total cost
24 monthsAssociate degree
- Industrial Technology - ElectronicsWenatchee Valley College · Wenatchee
$15,758total cost
24 monthsAssociate degree
- Facilities Maintenance EngineerBates Technical College · Tacoma
$16,868total cost
18 monthsAssociate degree
Sources
- Career Bridge, program 4043, the state’s training directory: cost, length, award, place, how it’s taught, entry rules, results, where graduates work and the school’s description
- L&I, approved electrical construction trade training schools: the approved programs, which don’t include this one by name
- L&I, electrician certificates: the 4,000 hours, the 75% supervision and the 48 hours of classes for a specialty
- L&I, electrical apprenticeship: each apprenticeship’s committee decides school credit, and must count a specialty certificate’s 4,000 hours
- L&I, electrical trainee: the training certificate
- L&I, apprenticeship registry: what the 34 registered programs pay on day one
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