Facility Maintenance Technology AAS

Wake Tech Course ID: A50190

The Facility Maintenance Technology Degree curriculum prepares individuals to repair and maintain electrical and mechanical systems in commercial and industrial institutions. Emphasis is placed on multi-disciplined systems maintenance, troubleshooting, and problem resolution.

Included in the program are courses in air conditioning, heating and refrigeration; electrical; building automation; safety; print reading; and industrial data communications.

Graduates should qualify for entry-level positions related to facility operation and maintenance that require a broad range of competencies.

Career Outlook

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanic and Installer

35164.79
Starting Salary

55831.09
Median Annual Wage

12%^*
First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers

45942.50
Starting Salary

75689.27
Median Annual Wage

9%^*
Helper--Electrician

29685.02
Starting Salary

38155.84
Median Annual Wage

4%^*
Maintenance and Repair Worker, General

30565.25
Starting Salary

46565.71
Median Annual Wage

11%^*
Helper--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Worker

26955.03
Starting Salary

36647.69
Median Annual Wage

10%^*

USA Wake County *Estimated job growth over 10 years.

Completion Earns:

AAS - Associate in Applied Science

Total Credits:

Campus Availability:

Southern Wake Campus

Scheduling Options:

Day Only

Course Format(s):

On Campus

Financial Aid:

Yes, financial aid is available for this program

Courses Sequence:

Program Planning Guide

Spring Semester Tuition Due

Credit Programs

Facility Maintenance Technology