Robotic Automation Technology - Sapulpa
Robotics Automation Technology is designed to train an individual to support any industrial manufacturing facility by maintaining, troubleshooting and updating equipment. Students learn the fundamentals of electricity how to
safely handle up to 600 volts. Students also receive training in mechanical systems, hydraulic systems, automated assembly lines and robotics operations. This self-paced class is open-entry|open-exit..
Career Majors in Robotic Automation Technology
Career Major: Mechanical Maintenance Technician
This career major is designed for individuals seeking careers in the mechanical and hydraulic aspects of the Manufacturing environment. The course covers manufacturing fundamentals, safety, welding principles, electrical, mechanical power transmission, and fluid power transmission.
Career Major: Automated Manufacturing Technician
This career major is designed for individuals seeking careers in Robotics Automation used in a manufacturing facility. The course covers safety, manufacturing fundamentals, tools, basic electricity, basic electronics, motor control, and adapting to the workforce skills. It also teaches an individual a higher technical level such as PLC’s, microprocessor, instrumentation, and digital electronics.
Career Major: Electrical/Electronics Maintenance Technician
This career major is designed for individuals seeking careers in maintenance in a manufacturing environment. This is the basics of the maintenance manufacturing curriculum. The course covers safety, manufacturing fundamentals, tools, basic electricity, basic electronic, motor control, and adapting to the workforce skills.
Career Major: Electrical Maintenance Technician Assistant
This career major is designed for individuals seeking careers in maintenance in a manufacturing environment. This is the basics of the maintenance manufacturing curriculum. The course covers safety, manufacturing fundamentals, tools, basic electricity, basic electronics, motor control, and adapting to the workforce skills.
Career Major: Mechanical Maintenance Technician Assistant
This major prepares students to assist mechanical maintenance technicians who maintain, troubleshoot and repair machinery in an industrial manufacturing environment. Instruction includes fundamentals of manufacturing, safety rules and regulations, lean manufacturing concepts and principles of welding and machining along with maintenance tools and equipment, schematics and blueprints. Students are taught maintenance and repair of electromechanical devices and mechanical/fluid power transmissions.
Career Major: Electronics Assembler
This major prepares students as electronics assemblers who read engineering drawings and electronic schematics to assemble electronic products. Students learn electrical safety, proper use and maintenance of hand and power tools, and precision measurements for electronics technicians. Included are proper selection of connection techniques and connectors and fasteners used in constructing electronic circuits and devices along with the troubleshooting, repair and maintenance of electromechanical devices.
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