Industrial Systems Automation

This 22-week course will help students advance in careers in automated high-tech production, manufacturing, distribution, and computerized numerical control machining. Training in industrial systems automation equips individuals with the essential knowledge and skills required to excel in automating and optimizing industrial processes. This specialized training program is designed to meet the demands of modern manufacturing and production industries, where automation technologies play a pivotal role in increasing efficiency, reducing human error, and enhancing overall productivity. This the second step in our series of three courses to advance your career in automated manufacturing and production.

Topics include industry safety, electronic theory and circuits, power and control electronics, electrical relay controls, PLC motor control, sensors, programmable controllers, PLC programming, and basic robotic systems- FANUC. 

Once You Complete the Course

This course will help advance in careers as an industrial maintenance technician, electro-mechanical systems technician, automation technician, and mechatronics technician.  You will be able to work across a spectrum of industries to maintain, troubleshoot, and fix various automated systems. These industries include automated distribution and supply chain, food processing, information technology and data centers, automotive, aircraft and boat manufacturing, healthcare and biotechnology, pharmaceutical manufacturing, agriculture, aerospace, and defense.

Course Information

The course costs $3,500. Tuition assistance may be available. The pre-requisite course is Industrial Systems Maintenance and you will earn 38 Continuing Education Units.

Course Location:
IRSC Massey Campus
3209 Virginia Avenue, Fort Pierce
Eastman Advanced Workforce Development Complex, O117

To learn more about this program, contact Natalia Chekhovskaya, Executive Director, Advanced Manufacturing Hub, nchekhov@irsc.edu, or 772-462-7295.