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Industrial Trades
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Career Pathway—Engineering, Manufacturing, and Industrial Technology

The Industrial Trades represents the broad category of skilled operators and maintenance persons working in industry and service shops. Courses are held at the Regional Manufacturing Technology Center (RMTC), 405 Hill Brady Road, Battle Creek.

Kellogg Community College has developed a delivery system for these areas that individualizes instruction, is competency based, and features flexible scheduling to meet the needs of students and industry. Persons may enroll at any time during the year and may be given credit for previously learned skills. To enroll, contact the Industrial Trades office at the RMTC, (269) 965-4137.

Credits earned in the Industrial Trades programs can lead to a certificate and may also be applied toward an Associate in Applied Science.

Certificate Programs
Each of the eleven major industrial areas is divided into instructional units. Each unit is subdivided into modules that develop a specific skill. The time required for mastery of a module(s) or a unit(s) is estimated in contact hours. Twenty-four contact hours equate to one credit hour.

Avionics Technician (INEL and INAV)
All of the following modules (totaling 42.12 credit hours) must be completed in order to be awarded a certificate in the Avionics Technician program.

Industrial Robotics (INRO) CONTACT
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Unit 1, Electrical Safety 4 .17
Unit 2, Mathematics for Electricians 14 .58
Unit 3, Electrical Theory 125 5.19
Unit 5, Electrical Schematic Drawings 40 1.67
Unit 6, Motor Controls 2 .08
Unit 11, Industrial Electronics 140 5.83
Unit 1, General Aircraft Knowledge 60 2.51
Unit 2, Aircraft Power Sources and Distribution Systems 48 1.99
Unit 3, Aircraft Wiring Installation 24 1.00
Unit 4, Instrument, Display, and Warning Systems 64 2.66
Unit 5, Radio Theory 70 2.91
Unit 6, Aircraft Communications Systems 37 1.54
Unit 7, Aircraft Navigation Systems 84 3.52
Unit 8, Aircraft Pulse & Radar Systems 42 1.76
Unit 9, Automatic Flight Control Systems 16 .67
Unit 10, Rules and Regulations for Avionics Technicians 32 1.33
Unit 11, FCC Licensing 216 9.00

A minimum of 30 credit hours must be completed in order to be awarded a certificate in each of the following programs:

Industrial Electricity/Electronics (INEL or IIEL or WBEL)
Industrial Robotics (INRO) CONTACT
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Unit 1, Electrical Safety 4 .17
Unit 2, Mathematics for Electricians 14 .58
Unit 3, Electrical Theory 125 5.19
Unit 4, National Electrical Code (NEC) 94 3.90
Unit 5, Electrical Schematic Drawings 40 1.67
Unit 6, Motor Controls 177 7.38
Unit 7, Special Motor Controls 46 1.91
Unit 8, Wiring Machine Controls 75 3.12
Unit 9, Facility Maintenance 76 3.16
Unit 10, Batteries and Charging Devices 12 .50
Unit 11, Industrial Electronics 154 6.41
Unit 12, Programmable Controllers 100 4.16
Unit 14, Panel View 78 3.25

Industrial Electricity/Electronics (WBEL and INEL)
Industrial Robotics (INRO) CONTACT
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Unit 1, Electrical Safety .4 .17
Unit 2, Mathematics or Electricians 14 .58
Unit 3, Electrical Systems 1 86 3.59
Unit 4, National Electrical Code (NEC) 94 3.90
Unit 5, Electric Motor Control 1 110 4.51
Unit 6, Electric Motor Control 2 68 2.82
Unit 7, Rotating Electric Machines 54 2.24
Unit 8, Power Distribution Systems 62 2.58
Unit 9, Facility Maintenance 76 3.16
Unit 10, Electrical Control Wiring 31 1.42
Unit 11, Industrial Electronics 1.54 6.41
Unit 12, PLC 1 54 2.54
Unit 13, PLC 2 70 2.91
Unit 14, Panel View 78 3.25

Industrial Machine Tool (INMT)
Industrial Robotics (INRO) CONTACT
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CREDIT
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Unit 1, Machine Tool Basics 4 .17
Unit 2, Machine Tool Safety 4 .17
Unit 3, Blueprint Reading and Sketching 28 1.16
Unit 4, Fundamental Skills 48 1.98
Unit 5, Precision Measurement 65 2.75
Unit 6, Drill Press and Band Saw 60 2.51
Unit 7, Turning on Lathe 110 4.61
Unit 8, Electronic Discharge Machining 19 .79
Unit 9, Vertical/Horizontal Milling 140 5.84
Unit 10, Surface Grinding 66 2.75
Unit 11, Cylindrical Grinding 36 1.50
Unit 12, Tool and Cutter Grinding 72 3.00
Unit 13, CNC Programming and Machining 150 6.25
Unit 14, Machine Tool Projects 134 5.58


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