Program Highlights
Industrial techs have the knowledge to jump in and repair or maintain high-tech machines used in factories, warehouses, hospitals and more. This program is available during the day and in the evening at LLCC-Springfield, and in the evening at LLCC-Jacksonville and LLCC-Litchfield.
- Practice your troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
- Work with tools and tech; hand tools, power tools and computer systems to repair and upgrade machinery, ensuring it all operates safely and efficiently.
- Understand pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical, electrical and mechanical systems and how to use programmable logic controllers (PLCs).
- Learn basic CNC machinery, 3D printers and robotics.
- Earn portable, stackable certificates which can lead to an associate or bachelor’s degree.
Degrees & Certs
LLCC offers the following programs to successfully equip you for a career in industrial technology. Explore available industrial technology classes in LoggerCentral. Students need to consult with program director/enrollment specialist before registering.
The Advanced Manufacturing Associate in Applied Science degree has an anticipated start date of spring 2027, pending approval.
Advanced Technologies focuses on maintenance and repair of commercial or industrial machinery in buildings, plants or factory settings. Maintenance technologists are skilled in vibration analysis, electrical troubleshooting, drive system repair and hydraulic/pneumatic system troubleshooting and repair. General maintenance mechanics may troubleshoot and repair electrical control systems and/or complete preventive maintenance on many types of machinery.
Industrial Technologies focuses on the foundational understanding and effective utilization of safety regulations in general industry with emphasis on lock-out-tag-out and workplace systems operations. Topics include basic blueprint interpretation, including electrical wiring diagrams and symbols; electricity voltage, amperage, resistance and power; mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic power; industry safety practices; and the systematic approach to troubleshooting utilizing blueprints, schematics, documentation and logical thinking.
Cost
| Degree or Certificate | Approximate Tuition and Fees* | Estimated Additional Costs** |
|---|---|---|
| Advanced Technologies Certificate of Achievement (Aug. 24, 2026-Dec. 16, 2027) | $7,800.00 | $2,101.66 |
| Industrial Technologies Certificate of Completion (Aug. 24, 2026-July 29, 2027) | $3,575.00 | $1,396.98 |
This information is provided to help you estimate cost so you can plan ahead.
*Based on 2026-27 in-district student rates. Your actual cost of attendance will vary based on academic years enrolled, cost of attaining a license/certification or credential, books, living arrangements, transportation costs and lifestyle.
**These Estimated Additional Costs include tools and books (prices subject to change). Students are required to have a basic set of tools. If a student uses their own tools (which must match required tool list), the tool cost will be removed from the final cost. Books sold separately.
Tuition and fees for out-of-district and out-of-state students differ. Get more information on tuition and fees.
Learn more about cost of attendance.
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Job Outlook
See what opportunities with an Industrial Technology certificate look like. (Note: In addition to the Advanced Technologies certificate, other certificates are available. Opportunities may vary on the educational level earned.)
Info Sessions/Tours
Are you interested in launching a hands-on, high-demand career in industrial technology? Learn more about the exciting opportunities available through the industrial tech program by scheduling a meeting with Doug Hoy, program director.
Info sessions
Attend an upcoming information session to learn more and get on a path to a great career in commercial electrical and industrial technology!
Register for Industrial Technology Info Session
LLCC-Springfield (Workforce Careers Center)
- Wednesday, June 10, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
- Wednesday, July 15, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
LLCC-Jacksonville
- Wednesday, July 8, 5:30 p.m.
- Tuesday, July 21, 5:30 p.m.
LLCC-Litchfield
- Thursday, July 9, 5:30 p.m.
- Wednesday, July 29, 5:30 p.m.
Tours and questions
Questions about the industrial technology program? Looking to schedule a tour or learn how to hire our graduates? Have questions or need help with registering for class? Schedule a meeting with Doug Hoy, program director. After booking, you will receive an email confirmation. Please make sure to check your email spam/junk folders for the confirmation.
