Electromechanical Maintenance Technician

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Technical Diploma

Program Number:

316203

Credits:

28.00

Financial Aid Eligible

Typical Start:

Fall

The field of electromechanical maintenance covers a wide spectrum, from high-tech to low-tech applications, including robotics and mining. It provides a diverse range of opportunities to work with mechanical, electrical, and electronic control systems.

In this role, you'll work with machine operators and use Maintenance Management System (MMS) software to maintain industrial equipment and maximize operational uptime.

With this degree, you can directly enter the workforce in this field. Or, you have the option to expand your career prospects and increase your earning potential by seamlessly transitioning into the second year of Western's Electromechanical Technology associate degree program.

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Career Opportunities

Electromechanical Equipment Assemblers

Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers

Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers

Industrial Machinery Mechanics

Maintenance Workers, Machinery

Maintenance and Repair Workers, General

Helpers—Electricians

Program Outcomes

Living responsibly
Refining professionalism
Cultivating passion

Perform work safely
Apply basic troubleshooting process for electrical and mechanical systems and devices
Repair basic electrical and mechanical systems
Communicate technical information

Admission Requirements

College Requirements

Application

$30 Application Fee

Software and Technology

Most of Western’s classes require the use of a personal computer or laptop, standard software, internet access, and other technology-related items.

If you do not have a personal computer or laptop, or if the one you have does not meet the following criteria, resources may be available. Submit a Student Resource Request using our online form.

Computer/Laptop Hardware

Smartphones are not recommended for completing assignments.
Chromebooks are not recommended due to issues with installing software that is needed for classes, such as Office 365.
Web camera with microphone (usually built into newer laptops or can be purchased separately) is necessary for online participation.

Software Needs

Western uses the Blackboard Learning Management System. Some courses may use Zoom or Microsoft Teams to meet and work virtually. Visit our website for guidance on how to access and use these tools.
Office 365 (available to download for free once you have a student email)
Recommended web browsers: Chrome or Firefox

For detailed specifications, please review Technology and Software Recommendations for Most Classes on Western’s IT Knowledgebase.

Campus Resources

Western has several computer labs available. Visit our website to find open hours and locations on the La Crosse campus. Or find information on how to access resources on our Regional Locations web page.
The Learning Commons has computers, webcams, and microphones available for in-house use. Our librarians recommend checking your local public library for computer access on the weekends. Staff members can also provide information on free, off-campus Wi-Fi spots. Contact them at LearningCommons@westerntc.edu or call 608-785-9198.

Need Assistance?

Contact the Learning Commons! The staff are happy to answer questions, provide individualized assistance, and direct you to other supports as needed.

Career Pathways

This program is part of a career pathway, a laddered approach to career education. It allows you to earn employer-recognized credentials that lead to job and career advancement.