Industrial Maintenance Certificate

Get the Industrial Maintenance Skills Needed to Get Ahead

Good at fixing things? Does the idea of solving problems and working with your hands excite you? Everest's Industrial Maintenance Certificate program can help you develop the machine maintenance skills you need to succeed in an industrial or manufacturing workplace. With certification from Everest, you can compete for the best machinist jobs on the market and improve your chances for better compensation and benefits. Enroll today to get certified in as little as two months. The sooner you do, the sooner you begin your new industrial maintenance career.

Find a Job in the Industrial Maintenance Field

As the technology of machinery advances, knowledgeable workers are needed to repair and maintain machinery of all kinds. As a future industrial maintenance worker, you might like to know that the field of industrial maintenance is expected to remain steady and increase by an estimated 6 percent through 2018, according to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics.* Certification in industrial maintenance can give you a leg up in any related industry.

The Industrial Maintenance Certificate program opens doors for employment in a variety of positions in the manufacturing field, including:

• Industrial machinery mechanic
• Industrial machinery repairer
• Maintenance machinist
• Maintenance technician
• Millwright

With Everest’s Industrial Maintenance Training, You Will Learn How to:

• Discuss and understand the working principles of simple machines.
• Use a broad set of repair skills for a specific purpose.
• Troubleshoot a wide range of problems from bearing and chain drive failure to vibration techniques.
• Sample, analyze, filter and purify different lubricating agents.
• Work with, maintain and repair numerous types of valves and pumps.
• And much more!

Here’s What You Get with the Industrial Maintenance Certificate Program:

• Introduction to important theories and principles of simple machinery and heat exchange.
• Extensive coursework explaining centrifugal force, hydraulics and vibration, as well as individual machine parts.
• Training on repairing and maintaining various kinds of machinery.
• 24-hour tech support. Call toll-free or email us at any time!
• Test prep and the final examination at no additional charge. The initial course fee covers all course-related materials and exams.
• A Certificate of Completion when you finish the online coursework and pass the final exam. Attaching your certificate to your resume demonstrates your successful training to prospective employers.

Earn Your Industrial Maintenance Certificate in as Little as 2 Months

You get 84 hours of instruction when you enroll in the Industrial Maintenance Certificate program. Studying on a part-time schedule (10 hours per week) allows you to complete the entire program in about two months. Need more study time? No problem. Your educational materials will be available online for 12 months from your initial purchase date.

The Everest Advantage

As one of America's post-secondary education leaders, Everest can provide you with an experience that is as cost-effective as it is personally rewarding. Your satisfaction is assured by our unique combination of:

• Expert technical support
• 24/7 access
• Affordable payment plans
• Guaranteed results!
• Institutional Accreditation

Take the first step toward a rewarding career in industrial maintenance! Find the Enroll Now box at the top of the page to get started.

* Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2012-13 Edition, Industrial Machinery Mechanics and Maintenance Workers, on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/ooh/installation-maintenance-and-repair/industrial-machinery-mechanics-and-maintenance-workers.htm (visited April 19, 2012). Your own hard work, professional attitude and demeanor, experience, and local market factors may impact personal employment opportunities. Your local market data likely differs from these statistics. Your own hard work, professionalism, experience, work attitude, local market and other factors will impact your personal employment opportunities and pay.