Training – Industrial construction and maintenance mechanics

TRAINING
DESCRIPTION

This program trains technicians to ensure the operation and maintenance of mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic systems used on production lines. The technicians work in the food, manufacturing and industrial maintenance industry.

Duration : 1 800 Hours

IMPORTANT: This training program is eligible for the PGWP according to the current IRCC list.

academic
prerequisites

SCHOLARITY LEVEL : Quebec's Secondary 4th (France's Second) or equivalent
LANGUAGE LEVEL :
The level of language required varies according to the training center chosen.

* The validation of your eligibility will be confirmed by our admissions department once your application has been completed.

JOB
PROSPECTS

Car repairers

Machine fitters

Construction site mechanics and industrial mechanics (except for the textile industry)

Mechanics and machine assemblers in the textile industry

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TRAINING OBJECTIVES

Install, maintain, repair, troubleshoot and modify mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, electrohydraulic and electropneumatic, computer-assisted and programmable logic controller systems.
Participate in assembling production line equipment or commissioning a plant.
Have an understanding of electricity, electronics, welding, pipework, machining, vibration analysis and automation.
Work with equipment and systems such as pumps, presses, fans, variable speed drives and speed reducers, conveyors, compacters, compressors, electric motors, handling equipment and industrial production machines.

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TRAINING CONTENT

Competency statement

HOURS

Apply health and safety concepts on construction sites

Determine their suitability for the trade and the training process

Produce sketches and diagrams

Interpret plans, specifications and technical documentation

Use measurement instruments

Perform manual machining work

Perform lubrication operations

Use hoisting and handling techniques

Perform dismantling, installation and adjustment operations on shafts, rolling bearings and bearing bushings

Maintain and repair transmission and motion transformation system components

105

Perform work on tubes, pipes and hoses

Use alignment techniques

Maintain and repair industrial pumps and engines

Inspect electrical components on industrial production equipment

Maintain, repair and adjust vacuum pumps, pneumatic motors and compressors

Assemble, maintain and repair hydraulic and electro-hydraulic circuits

120

Assemble, maintain and repair pneumatic and electro-pneumatic circuits

Use static and dynamic balancing techniques

Apply logical diagnostic methods

Troubleshoot automated systems

Use vibration analysis techniques

Perform machining work on machine tools

Perform cutting and welding work

120

Perform forming work

Apply a preventive maintenance program for industrial equipment

Use job search techniques

Install industrial equipment

Troubleshoot industrial equipment

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