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Industrial Maintenance Technology

Associate in Applied Science

Overview

The Associate in Applied Science with a Major in Industrial Maintenance Technology degree combines the detailed study of industrial electricity/electronics and industrial maintenance mechanics to prepare the student to be an electromechanical technician capable of the installation, repair and calibration of both basic and contemporary types of industrial machinery. The program’s goal is to produce a graduate with the workmanship, design and problem-solving capabilities to allow him/her to excel as a multi-trade technician.

Admission to the Associate in Applied Science with a Major in Industrial Maintenance program is open to all students who have met the appropriate prerequisites or have acceptable placement scores. Students must successfully meet all applicable course prerequisites before enrolling in program courses.

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Industrial Maintenance Program FAQs

Career options listed are not comprehensive and just examples of careers related to the programs. Average salary range source: JobsEQ®, Spring 2026 Disclaimer: Graduates in this field can pursue careers with competitive earning potential. Salary figures presented are estimates for informational purposes only. Actual earnings and employment outcomes may vary based on factors such as industry, experience, education, location, and individual performance. Aiken Technical College does not guarantee salary or employment.

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Robert H Collins

Engineering & Industrial Maint

Dept Chair, Eng & Industrial

G-101

+1 803-508-7267

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