Industrial Technology

Certified Logistic Technician (CLT)
A Logistics Technician works with the world of supply chain and logistics. Logistics is the activity of transporting goods to customers. Students learn the activities involved in handling materials through the supply chain including product receiving and storage, order processing, packaging and shipping, inventory control, handling hazmat, transportation modes and dispatch and tracking. The Tri-Cities area has many companies that require people with these skills and are waiting to interview students with these skills for current job openings. The CLT program is 11 weeks long (one quarter) and students that successfully complete the course receive nationally portable, industry-recognized certification.

Certified Production Technician (CPT)
The Certified Production Technician program prepares workers for high-performance, technologically-advanced production jobs in all sectors of manufacturing. Students learn critical work functions in the following areas: safety (including intro to manufacturing and work-readiness skills), quality practices and measurement, manufacturing processes and production and maintenance awareness. The Tri-Cities area has many companies that require people with these skills and are waiting to interview students with these skills for current job openings. The CPT program is
11 weeks long (one quarter) and students that successfully complete the course receive nationally portable, industry-recognized certification.

Troubleshooting for Technicians
This course is designed to boost the efficiency and effectiveness of troubleshooting by teaching today's technicians a proven logical approach to solving problems. The course consists of both lecture and hands-on practice using computer simulations of industrial systems and related test equipment. Using the Path of Influence and Four-Step process along with the troubleshooting simulation, the technician analyzes the fault and chooses maintenance actions such as continuity tests, bench checking and swapping that might correct the problem. The logic used is evaluated as well as the time and expenses incurred by the technician to solve the problem.

Degrees and Certificates

Courses

INT 101: Forklift Operations [RE]

Credits 1

This course provides training and preparation for powered forklift and pallet jack equipment operation in warehouse and industrial settings.

INT 103: Basic HVAC [RE]

Credits 3

This course provides a basic understanding of the installation, operation, service, maintenance, and troubleshooting of various types of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. Instructor permission is required to enroll.

INT 105: Precision Measurement [RE]

Credits 1

This course provides knowledge and skills for using tapes, rules, and calipers including various features, sizes, variations, and the technology behind the tool.

INT 130: Logistics Technician [RE]

Credits 6

This course provides an overview of the world of supply chain logistics and good workplace habits in the context of the industry, including global supply chain life cycle, logistics environment, material handling equipment and safety, safety principles, quality control teamwork, communication, and using computers. $406 Logistics Technician lab fee.