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Program Information
Industrial Maintenance Technology
Career Opportunities
Maintenance Technician
Maintenance Mechanic
Process Technician
Equipment Technician
Building Maintenance Mechanic
Facilities Technician
Average Salary
According to the US Department of Labor and Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for career opportunities from this program is:
$34,730.00
Industrial Maintenance Technology
Description

Today’s complex and sophisticated buildings, plants and factories require a highly-trained technical workforce to service and maintain facilities and equipment, control energy costs, and ensure facility quality for owners and clients.

 

The Industrial Maintenance Technology program will build on an Energy Star curriculum; infuse it with the Green Building Council’s LEED standards for Operations and Maintenance of Commercial Buildings; and provide graduates with LEED Green Associate certification. 

 

Graduates of this program will find opportunities in many areas large and diverse in business focus like hospitals, schools, manufacturing, and distribution centers.  Organizations which have relatively large facilities using complex HVAC, control or electrical systems either as a part of the facilities or as production equipment will benefit from the addition of an Industrial Maintenance technician to their staff.

 

This program is delivered in Yankton, South Dakota, through a partnership with RTEC.

 

When you enroll in the IMT program, you will spend nine months (two semesters) in the program. 


Click here to apply for the RTEC Industrial Maintenance Technology $500 Scholarship.


This program was recently featured during a special presentation by South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard.  Read more about it in the Yankton Press & Dakotan or on the KITV website.


Gainful Employment Program
Gainful employment programs are those "that prepare students for gainful employment in a recognized occupation." Public institutions are required to disclose certain information for all programs that are Title IV eligible and that lead to certificates, diplomas, graduate certificates or specialist awards. Degree programs at all levels are not considered to be gainful employment programs.

Click here to view the disclosure document for Industrial Maintenance Technology at MTI.

 















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