Industrial Maintenance Students Prepare for Careers

Nash Community College students in Chris Carter’s MNT 110 Introduction to Maintenance Procedures class have been learning basic fundamentals for power transmission equipment. In the photos, students are participating in various activities such as pipe threading, chain drive, gear drive and synchronous belt drives. These activities model maintenance procedures that will be used daily once these students enter their careers.

From aseptic training to industrial systems, robotics, mechatronics, computer-integrated machining, leadership and many other types of customized offerings, Nash Community College provides training to meet the unique needs of employers in sectors including manufacturing, aerospace, automotive, civil service operations, customer support centers, life sciences, logistics and distribution, technology, among others, headquartered inside and outside of North Carolina.