INDUSTRIAL MILLWRIGHT
KCC’s Industrial Millwright Program is an accelerated program designed for individuals who are currently in or seeking to enter the Millwright field. This program provides learners with the opportunity to develop additional maintenance, troubleshooting and repair skills en route to obtaining a two certificates and an associate degree in Industrial Millwright. This stackable credential model is in alignment with industry standards in providing students the opportunity to receive multiple credentials in an expedited manner.
KCC offers an Associate in Applied Science in Industrial Millwright degree, an Industrial Millwright Level 1 Certificate and an Industrial Millwright Level 2 Certificate, as well as the more generalized Associate in Applied Science in Skilled Trades and Industrial Trades Certificate geared towards company-sponsored students. Click through the below links to learn more about each program on their respective Academic Catalog pages.
- Industrial Millwright Level 1 Certificate (17 credits)
- Industrial Millwright Level 2 Certificate (30 credits)
- Associate of Applied Science in Industrial Millwright (60 credits)
- Industrial Trades Certificate (25 credits)
- Associate in Applied Science in Skilled Trades (60 credits)
Click here for the Millwright Certificate and Course Options.
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Industrial Millwright Program Topics
Topics covered as part of the Industrial Millwright Program include:
- Introduction to the Millwright Craft
- Millwright Hand and Power Tools
- Fasteners and Anchors
- Field Sketching, Basic Layout and Basic and Advanced Mechanical Drawings
- Craft-Related Mathematics, Algebra and Trigonometry
- Precision Measuring Tools
- Setting Baseplates and Soleplates
- Rigging Practices
- Oxyfuel and Plasma Arc Cutting
- Gaskets, Packing, O-rings and Mechanical and Non-Mechanical Seals
- Bearing Fundamentals and Bearing Installation, Troubleshooting and Removal
- Basic Pneumatic Systems; Compressor Maintenance; and Pneumatic System Troubleshooting and Repair
- Preventive and Predictive Maintenance and Vibration Analysis
- Pump Fundamentals and Pump Troubleshooting and Repair
- Lubrication
- Couplings and Alignment Fundamentals; Prealignment and Shim Fabrication; and Dial Indicator, Laser and Optical Alignment
- Hydraulic System Fundamentals and Hydraulic Troubleshooting and Repair
- Crane Communications, Safety and Emergency Procedures
- Installing Belt and Chain Drives
- Conveyor Fundamentals and Conveyor Maintenance and Repair
- Gearbox Fundamentals and Troubleshooting and Repairing Gearboxes
- Turbine Fundamentals and Turbine Maintenance and Repair
Industrial Millwright Program Learning Outcomes
Industrial Millwright Program learning outcomes include:
- Technical: Program graduates will demonstrate the technical knowledge and skills required to install, assemble, repair and dismantle industrial machinery and equipment.
- Safety: Program graduates will demonstrate the ability to adhere to safety protocols required in industrial environments, and to safely utilize tools and equipment to install, assemble, repair and dismantle industrial machinery and equipment.
- Problem Solving: Program graduates will demonstrate the ability to evaluate evidence, draw conclusions, make decisions and solve problems from a variety of perspectives to install, assemble, repair and dismantle industrial machinery and equipment.
- Communication: Program graduates will effectively communicate the technical content of the field, both written and orally, in a manner that is appropriate to audience and purpose.
NCCER Accreditation
KCC’s Industrial Millwright Program is accredited by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER).
NCCER is the leading provider of construction education for industry and career and technical education programs. With flexible workforce development and learning solutions, NCCER’s programs provide consistency and quality to ensure craft professionals and learners receive industry-recognized certifications and credentials.
For more information, visit nccer.org.
Job Outlook & Salary Info
For the latest employment and wage estimates for Industrial Millwright careers in Michigan, visit the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
Transfer Opportunities
Transfer opportunities are available for students looking to transfer their KCC credits to a four-year institution.
Additionally, all NCCER-accredited programs are transferable to a four-year degree at Capitol Technology University.
For additional advice on transfer opportunities, contact our academic advising department.
