Industrial Maintenance
Maintenance Awareness
A hands-on introduction to preventive and predictive maintenance, fluid power, electrical measurement, drives, bearings, lubrication, machine controls, and automation.
Dates
October 19, 2026
Schedule
Starts October 19, 2026; confirm meeting dates and times in instant enrollment
Location
Chesapeake College · Wye Mills, Maryland
Cost
$550 listed program fee; confirm total at registration
Industrial Maintenance opportunity
About the program
Chesapeake College's Maintenance Awareness course builds a basic understanding of manufacturing tools and equipment and how preventive and predictive maintenance improve productivity. Topics include welding, electrical measurement and power, pneumatics, hydraulics, lubrication, bearings and couplings, belt and chain drives, machine controls, and automation. It is the second course in Chesapeake's four-course MSSC CPT sequence.
One course in Chesapeake's four-course pathway toward MSSC Certified Production Technician credentials
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Approximate program area
Wye Mills, Maryland: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.
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What participants will learn
- +Preventive and predictive maintenance
- +Electrical measurement and power
- +Pneumatic and hydraulic systems
- +Lubrication, bearings, and couplings
- +Belt and chain drives
- +Machine controls and automation
Who this program is for
- +Confirm completion or waiver of Introduction to Manufacturing before registering
Program highlights
- +Future October 2026 start
- +Hands-on industrial maintenance fundamentals
- +Part of a documented four-course CPT sequence
- +Evening-oriented manufacturing program format