Industrial Maintenance Technology
Industrial Maintenance Technology, formerly called Industrial Equipment Maintenance & Repair, is a certificate program. This curriculum will help prepare students for immediate employment in the field of industrial maintenance. Students will learn to perform the duties of a general maintenance technician and function as a member of a multi-skilled general and shop maintenance team in a wide variety of industrial settings. Graduates will perform routine preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair on equipment and components in an industrial plant environment.
Career Destination Map
View the Navarro College Catalog for detailed requirements of each curriculum and classes offered for:
Career Opportunities
Explore a path to career opportunities in industrial technology.
Marketable Skills
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Active Listening
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Active Learning
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Critical Thinking
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Complex Problem Solving
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Coordination
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Instructing
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Judgment and Decision Making
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Learning Strategies
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Management of Financial Resources
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Monitoring
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Management of Material Resources
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Management of Personnel Resources
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Negotiation
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Persuasion
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Reading Comprehension
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Systems Analysis
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Systems Evaluation
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Social Perceptiveness
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Speaking
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Service Orientation
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Time Management
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Writing
Program Contact Information
Hours of Operation
Monday – Friday
8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Office of Executive Director
Navarro College-Corsicana
(903) 875-7573
Dean's Office
Navarro College-Corsicana
(903) 875-7667
Program Coordinator
Navarro College-Corsicana
(903) 875-7712
Notice Regarding Licensure and Certification Eligibility
Some programs prepare students for careers that require a Texas-issued professional license or certification. Please be aware that eligibility for state-issued licenses and certifications is defined by federal and Texas law and may depend on an individual’s immigration status or lawful presence.
Licensure and certification requirements vary by profession. Applicants should review licensure or certification requirements with the applicable Texas licensing board or an immigration attorney prior to starting a program. Federal reference: 8 U.S.C. § 1621. Additional information regarding this law may be found on the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Verification of Lawful Presence. web page.
Admission to a program does not guarantee eligibility for professional licensure or certification.