Electro Mechanical Maintenance
The 600-hour program will cover all aspects of working in an industrial setting. You will learn how to troubleshoot, repair and maintain equipment in the following areas: Hydraulics, Pneumatics, Pipefitting, Sheet Metal, Basic Electricity, Industrial Electricity, PLC's, Welding, Mechanical Drives, Machining and HVAC. All aspects of machine safety and blueprint reading are covered. You will receive the OSHA 10 Certification for General Industry. (600 Hour Program)
Next Class Starts:
March 2, 2020 through July 20, 2020
Classes are expected to resume April 20, 2020. Students will be notified.
Monday through Friday
8:00 a.m to 3:30 p.m.
Workforce Development Center | 1526 Walden Avenue | Cheektowaga, NY 14225
Registration Starts at Orientation! See Our Orientation Schedule.
Tuition $7,500
Financial assistance may be available through Federal Student Aid, ACCES-VR, BETC/ECC One Stop, CFA Funding, NETC, the US Department of Veterans Affairs, or other sources. A Financial Aid Specialist is on staff to assist you.
A $300 security deposit is required to reserve your spot in this class.
Admission Requirements
- A TABE score of 9.0 in reading and 9.0 in math.*
- A personal interview will be conducted.
- A valid high school diploma or equivalent is required for students receiving financial aid.
- A valid NYS Driver's License.
Employment Outlook
Previous employers include the NFTA, Calspan, CertainTeed, US Sugar, JIT Toyota-Lift, Sweetworks and SoPark Electronics. Entry level Electro Mechanical Maintenance Technicians can expect to earn an average of $15 to $18 per hour. A Placement Specialist is on staff to assist you with resume writing and interview skills.
*Exceptions to admission scores may be considered based on work history, prior education, personal interview, and employer recommendations.