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Industrial Mechanics / Millwright Technologies

Overview

The Industrial Mechanics/Millwright Technologies program teaches students how to fix and take care of machines in buildings and factories. Students learn how to work with moving parts like motors, pumps, belts, and pipes. They also learn how to read blueprints and use computer tools to plan and track repairs.

Students get hands-on practice in welding, cutting and shaping metal, using power tools, and working with systems that move power or liquids. This program is great for students who enjoy solving problems, building things, and working with their hands. Students may be able to earn college credit or join an apprenticeship program after graduation.

What You’ll Learn

  • How to fix and maintain machines and motors

  • How to read blueprints, drawings, and manuals

  • How to use computer programs to track repairs

  • Skills in welding, pipe work, and shaping metal

  • How to use tools to move and line up heavy parts

  • How to work with systems that move power or fluids

  • How to get ready for apprenticeship programs

Hands-On Experience

Students use real tools and practice fixing machines at school. They work on real-world projects to build skills they can use in many jobs.

Certification

  • Pre-Apprenticeship Program Certification

  • Qualified students may skip the first year of an apprenticeship

Employment Opportunities

Jobs you can get in senior year or right after graduation:

  • Building maintenance technician

Jobs that may need apprenticeship training after graduation:

  • Industrial maintenance technician
  • Machinery repair technician
  • Maintenance planner
  • Packaging technician
  • Research & design technician

Jobs that may need two years of training after graduation:

  • Maintenance contract administrator
  • Mechanical engineering technician
  • Process piping specialist
  • Industrial maintenance technician

Jobs that may need both training and apprenticeship after graduation:

  • Construction superintendent
  • Maintenance supervisor or manager

Earning Potential Range:

Students in this field can earn between $17 and $80.13 an hour, depending on the role and experience.

Locations:

School Logo School Name Instructor Title Instructor Name
Hodgson crest featuring tools and gears HODGSON VOTECH HIGH SCHOOL Instructor: Mr. Daniel Edelen