Industry, Manufacturing, & Transportation

Machining is at the base of all manufacturing. You’ll use your hands to set up and operate manual machines, program computerized numerical control (CNC) machine tools and read engineering drawings to create precision parts and assemblies.

Welders and Cutters are expert craftsmen who use a variety of hand-held arc welding, flame-cutting and oxy-fuel welding tools to cut, fabricate, and weld metal parts and products to exact specifications.

As a Marine Diesel Engine Mechanic, you will work to repair, reconstruct, and maintain marine engines, marine machinery, and related equipment.

As an Aircraft Mechanic and Service Technician, you will work to keep planes and helicopters in top flying condition – and keep pilots, passengers and cargo safe – by diagnosing, repairing or overhauling aircraft engines and assemblies.

As a Property Maintenance Technician, you help to maintain a property by using a practical skill-set, ensuring that different facets of a building are running smoothly and seamlessly for the residents or guests. These skills can include knowing how to maintain on-site machines, mechanical equipment, and structural upkeep, as well as installing new equipment.

In one of the state’s fasting-growing industrial technology careers, Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers – HVAC Technicians, for short – install, repair and maintain the heating, ventilation, cooling and refrigeration systems that control the temperature and air quality in buildings.