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Repair Appliances & Help Maintain Buildings With Basic Electrical, Plumbing, & Carpentry Skills

The Facilities Maintenance Technician program prepares students with skills to perform simple inspections, engage in preventive maintenance (including basic repairs,) on both residential and commercial properties. Successful graduates will possess knowledge and skills in the basic carpentry, plumbing, electrical, major appliances, HVAC, and other mechanical systems. Instruction will also include interior and exterior property maintenance on floors, walls, painting, window treatments, ceiling/exhaust fans, and lighting fixtures.

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A Facilities Maintenance Technician Checking A Building's System in Aurora, CO

Industry Skills

  • Perform inspections, preventative maintenance, and repairs on properties
  • Utilize skills for maintenance concerning carpentry, plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, and swimming pools
  • Inspect mechanical equipment and appliances to locate damage, defects, or wear and make appropriate repairs
  • Finish properties through work on floors, walls, painting, window treatments, fans, and lighting
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Accredited Courses

31 college credits

  • FMT 1102 Swimming Pool Maintenance
  • FMT 1201 Maintenance–Electricity
  • FMT 2085 Independent Study
  • FMT 2701 Appliance Technology I
  • FMT 2702 Appliance Technology II
  • OSH 1300 10HR OSHA Voluntary Compliance
  • CON 1012 Basic Repairs for Home or Apartment
  • PLU 1001 Piping Skills
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Class Experience

  • Students spend 50% of their time learning concepts in a classroom, and 50% of their time in the shop with hands-on practical work
  • Students gain experience in a simulated shop environment with industry-grade equipment
  • Students gain their OSHA certification as part of the curriculum
  • Enrollment options are available for both high school students and post-secondary students
  • 1 year of classes

Mike Roloff

Instructor, Facilities Maintenance Technician
303-344-4910 ext 27735
mcroloff@aurorak12.org

Certifications & Degrees:

  • CPO
  • EPA Type I & II
  • 410a Universal

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