Industrial Mechanic/Millwright
Career and Technical Program
This 11-month program prepares students for employment as industrial plant maintenance mechanics or millwrights. Students learn the basics of maintenance, fabrication, installation and alignment of equipment used in modern industrial and manufacturing plants.
Theory classes provide technical information pertaining to welding, hydraulics, electricity, rigging, pipe fitting, mechanical drive/transmission systems, pumps and equipment installation and alignment.
Laboratory classes teach students to skillfully perform welding and fabrication tasks as well as the maintenance of hydraulic, electro/mechanical systems. The well-equipped lab includes the latest technology in laser alignment of rotating equipment. Blueprint reading and shop math are taught and used in all areas of training. A general education component of English, occupational relations and math is integrated into the program. Successful completion of the first semester or instructor permission is required to continue into the second semester and summer session.
Interested students should possess basic math skills (knowledge of basic Algebra and Geometry), Reading skills, and have a keen interest in mechanics. Placement in specific English and math classes is determined by the college assessment test.
Instructor
Shane Stockham
Industrial Mechanic/Millwright Instructor
Office: Parker Technical Education Center 183
Phone: (208) 769-3460
Email: Shane.Stockham@nic.edu
For additional information please contact Career and
Technical advising at (208) 769-3448 or techadvising@nic.edu.
Visit www.nic.edu/gainfulemployment for important information about the educational debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who attended this program.
