For More Information Contact:

Jessica S. Dalton, Principal Pittsylvania Career and Technical Center

11700 US Hwy 29 Chatham, VA 24531

(434) 432-9416

Pittsylvania Career and Technical Center

Industrial Maintenance– Mechanic

Dual Enrollment Credit

Courses at Base School

Technical Drawing & Design (3)

Engineering, Drawing, & Design (4)

Computer Information Systems (3)

Courses at PCTC

AIR 117- Metal Layout (3)

AIR 121– Air-Conditioning & Refrigeration I (3)

SAF 130– Industrial Safety OSHA 10 (1)

MAC 131– Machine Lab (2)

MEC 148– Industrial Pipe Fitting (2)

MEC 154– Mechanical Maintenance I (3)

AIR 276– EPA Certification (1)

AIR 161– Heating, A/C & Ref. Calc. (3)

MEC 162– Appl. Hydraulics & Pneumatics (3)

MEC 168– Pump Systems (2)

MEC 254– Mechanical Maintenance II (3)

SDV 100– College Success Skills (1)

WEL 120– Fundamentals of Welding (2)

9th Grade

English 9

World History I or II

Earth Science

Algebra I or Geometry

PE9

Materials & Processes

Technology (8433)

Elective

Elective

10th Grade

English 10

Biology

Geometry, Algebra II,

or Algebra Functions &

Data Analysis

PE10

Engineering Drawing

& Design

(8436)

Technical Drawing &

Design (8435)

Elective

Elective

11th Grade

English 11

US History

Economics & Personal

Finance

Algebra Functions & Data

Analysis, Adv.

Algebra/Trigonometry, or

Pre-Calculus

Fall Semester

IM– Mechanic I

(8575)

Spring Semester

IM-Mechanic I

(8575)

12th Grade

English 12

US Government

Computer Information

Systems (6612)

Environmental Science,

Astronomy, or Chemistry

Fall Semester

IM– Mechanic II

(8576)

Spring Semester

IM– Mechanic II

(8576)

Industrial Maintenance– Mechanic

Course Description

This program will provide students with a solid background of Industrial

Maintenance Mechanic practices and principles as well as an

understanding of HVAC requirements. The program will prepare students

with industrial safety concepts and practices, industrial methods and tool

use, basic HVAC practices, practical industrial maintenance mechanical

practices and college success skills.

Students will train on state-of-the-art equipment used in industry. A major

focus will be placed on practical and safety practices dealing with industrial

maintenance mechanics. Mechanical practical experiences will be

incorporated throughout the curriculum. Topics within the curriculum

include: pumping systems, HVAC systems, hydraulic and pneumatic systems

and fundamentals of welding.

**Please note, in addition to Technical and Program

requirements, students must complete the requirements for

graduation at the base school.

Industry Certifications

NCCER

NCCER– NCCT Trades Core

Introductory Craft Skills.

NCCER-NCCT HVAC Level 1

Credentials OSHA 10

EPA Technical Certification