Program Description
Students learn about complex automated manufacturing and distribution systems used in modern facilities; how these facilities fit into the larger supply chain field; the role of the consumer in supply chain management; equipment used in automated systems; and good work habits and related ethical concepts in manufacturing and distribution environments. Topics include understanding the technological changes in automated facilities, the role of the automated facility technician, troubleshooting and maintenance of complex electromechanical systems, OSHA standards for safety, timeliness, attitude, communication with supervisors and co-workers, work relationships, stress and emotions, and handling ethical dilemmas.
Program Outcomes
CCBC Credential: Students will be awarded a Continuing Education Workforce Training Certificate and will have access to a Continuing Education academic record (transcript)
External Credential: Students will have the opportunity to demonstrate proficiency by testing for three nationally recognized certifications:
OSHA- 10 Hour General Industry, Occupation Safety and Health Administration, https://www.osha.gov/
Certified Logistics Associate, Manufacturing Skills Standards Council
Certified Production Technician, Manufacturing Skills Standards Council
Course costs include fees for MSSC tests to be taken one time.
Financial Aid and Payment Options
Partial Payment Option (through Nelnet Business Solutions)
Tuition Waiver for Senior Citizens and Individuals with Disabilities
Employer/Sponsor Paid Tuition
Division of Rehabilitation Services (DORS)
Local Office of Workforce Development
Length of Training
12 months
Orientation Session- Mandatory
Mandatory orientation.
Program Requirements
High School Diploma or GED
Minimum age- 18
Students must pass basic mathematics and reading assessment.
Application Process
Provisional Entry – Prospective students must attend an orientation session and pass a basic math assessment test and basic reading assessment test.
Prior Learning Assessment
This program has potential options for waiving select courses based on: previous coursework or articulated coursework from an approved curriculum, successful completion of a CCBC placement or challenge exam, and demonstrated portfolio and/or prior occupational learning. A maximum of 67 program hours may be earned from prior learning.
Program Course Sequence
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Course Number
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Course
Title
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Course Hours
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Textbook Information
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Costs
T=Tuition/F=Fees
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VOA 574
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 1
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80
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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VOA 569
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 2
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90
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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VOA 751
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 3
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80
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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VOA 571
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 4
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90
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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VOA 572
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 5
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90
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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VOA 573
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 6
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90
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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VOA 575
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Automated Facilities Technician- Part 7
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80
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Book provided in class; cost is built into tuition
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$1,122
T-$550/F-$572
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Course Series Totals:
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600
|
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$7854
T-$3850 F-$4004
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Additional Information
Skills for Success:
Detailed-oriented, dependability, self-control, ability to follow safety rules, ability to follow directions, cooperation, integrity, persistence, manual dexterity, mechanical aptitude, mathematical aptitude.
Career Opportunities:
Students can find careers in automated warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities. Job titles can include automated technician, electrical technician, industrial maintenance technician.
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Program Contact Information
Program Coordinator: Nancy Kukay | nkukay@ccbcmd.edu | 443-840-4171 | Catonsville BESS 100K
Administrative Assistant: Denise Bellamy | dbellamy@ccbcmd.edu | 443-840-4712 | Catonsville BESS 100
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