Electro-Mechanical troubleshooters are the heart and soul of any industrial maintenance organization. This training provides a structured format for those responsible for frequent electrical and mechanical maintenance and troubleshooting, as well as for anyone having a desire to learn a more formal approach in troubleshooting techniques. The course begins by providing a fundamental sequence of steps that can be applied when attempting to locate and repair problems in electrical and mechanical equipment, regardless of its type. The remainder of the course allows participants to apply the fundamentals learned to specific electrical and mechanical equipment, including Fluid Power, PLC controlled systems, and electrical and mechanical control systems.

Participants of this course will be able to demonstrate and apply the skills and knowledge necessary to:
* Identify the abnormality or symptom based on normal operation behavior
* Determine the faulty element or component based on symptoms
* Plan a course of action to repair the equipment
* Safely perform repairs on the equipment
* Apply observation techniques to prevent reoccurance once the problem is repaired.

This course is designed to augment prior knowledge and skills in PLCs, Pneumatics, and Motor Controls


For more information, please contact Jay Sloan at 864.314.2396 or jsloan1@tctc.edu

To enroll, or for questions regarding registration, please contact Andrea Adams at 864.646.2039 or aadams20@tctc.edu

Fee Breakdown

Category	Description	Amount
Course Fee (Basic)	Registration/Tuition	$1,495.00
Course Fee (Alternate)	Discount Registration Fee	$ 510.00
Course Fee (Alternate)	Discount Registration Fee 2	$ 257.50
Course Fee (Alternate)		$ 0.00