Maintenance Technology Apprenticeship
- Length of Program
- Location of Program
- Entrance Requirements
- Class Time
- Starting Time
- Approximate Cost of Program (starting Fall 2006)
- Course Description
Length of Program
Eight (96 hour) semesters of related training, plus 8,000 hours of documented work experience.
Location of Program
Classes are held on the campus of the College of Southern Idaho (Twin Falls, Idaho), and Cassia Regional Tech Center (Burley, Idaho). The work experiences are at various job sites for the practical portion of the training.
Entrance Requirements
To have the classes count toward the State of Idaho's Requirements for Apprenticeship training, you must meet the following requirements:
- Be at least 16 years of age
- Employee recommendation
- Be registered with the State of Idaho, Department of Labor and Industrial Services
- Be working in the trade under the constant on-the-job supervision of a journeyman
- Take the CSI placement test and complete CSI application
- Contact Christy at ext. 6282 for registration
- Renew registration each semester
- A valid First Aid/CPR card is required throughout the course of the 4-year program. A photocopy of the First Aid/CPR cards need to be turned into Christy Horton at the College of Southern Idaho. If this requirement in not met, students will not receive their Letter of Completion at the end of each school year until it is received.
Class Time
Classes are three(3) hours per evening and two(2) nights per week. Classes will vary as to which evenings they are held depending on the location and the year level of apprentice.
Starting Time
Fall Semester
Approximate Cost of Program (starting Fall 2006)
Registration: $330.00 each semester (Fall and Spring)
Books: Books can be purchased through the CSI Bookstores--see the below book list:
Course Description
Students will become proficient in the following areas:
- Safety Protocols
- First Aid
- Basic Design and Blueprint Reading
- Basic Mathematics, Measurement, and Physical Science/Physics
- Basic Mechanical Systems
- Basic Mechanical System Troubleshooting, Diagnostics, and Maintenance
The apprenticeship course is designed to provide related training in the Maintenance Technology trade that will give students the proper course work in safety, Code and knowledge of the trade. Completion must be documented each year with the State of Idaho Division of Building Safety 334-6180.
THIS CLASS IS OPEN TO BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. THE COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN IDAHO IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AFFIRMATIVE INSTITUTION