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Tune-Up Your Earning Potential as a Maintenance Mechanic

St. Louis Community College's general maintenance mechanic program offers hands-on training to prepare you for a career in maintenance. Whether you're starting out or looking to improve your skills, this program teaches you the practical knowledge and technical expertise you need to succeed.

What is the General Maintenance Mechanic Program at STLCC?

Students in the general maintenance mechanic program learn key skills, such as:

  • Reading and understanding blueprints
  • Plumbing and pipefitting
  • Electrical systems and circuits
  • HVAC systems, with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification
  • Welding techniques
  • Online OSHA 10 certification training
    (outside of regular class hours)

This training equips students with a wide range of abilities, preparing them to handle various maintenance tasks in different settings.

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What Can You Do as a General Maintenance Mechanic?

As a general maintenance mechanic, you'll work with engineers, technicians and contractors to make sure safety rules and industry standards are followed. With a wide range of skills and the ability to adapt, general maintenance mechanics are in high demand in industries such as manufacturing, construction and facilities management.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

General Maintenance Mechanic Short-Term Career Training

Requirements

The following requirements must be met for acceptance:

  • High school diploma or GED
  • Complete WorkKeys assessments.  WorkKeys is an assessment used by employers and job training programs to determine workplace readiness. Benchmark scores on WorkKeys provide national certification.

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