Program Information
The Advanced Manufacturing Technology program is designed to prepare students for entry-level careers in today’s highly automated manufacturing and industrial environments. Students develop the technical knowledge and hands-on skills needed to install, operate, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair advanced manufacturing equipment and systems. Instruction emphasizes a broad range of industry-relevant topics, including workplace safety, mechanical systems, industrial maintenance, blueprint reading, welding and cutting fundamentals, machining operations, piping and hydro-testing, industrial electricity, and troubleshooting techniques. Graduates are prepared for careers as skilled technicians who support the efficient operation of modern manufacturing facilities through advanced technologies and maintenance practices.
Location of Program:
Forrest County Campus Hancock Campus
Program Start:
Fall Semester
Program Contact Information:
Hancock Campus
601.403.1000
advmanufacturinghan@prcc.edu
Forrest County Campus
601.403.1000
advmanufacturingfcc@prcc.edu
Your natural abilities
- Math skills
- Mechanical skills
- Physical stamina/strength
- Hands-on aptitude
- Critical thinking </ul
Classroom knowledge
- Basic Electrical
- Precision Measurement
- Industrial Safety
- Mechanical Drives
Graduation options
- Career Certificate
- Technical Certificate
- Associate in Applied Science
Possible careers in this program:
Careers include but are not limited to Industrial Maintenance Technician, Manufacturing Maintenance Technician, Mechatronics Technician, and Automation Technician.
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At PRCC, it is the students responsibility to keep records of syllabi of the courses they take in the event that future college(s) require this information. Pearl River Community College does not provide syllabi to former students transferring to another college or university. Students are directed to visit the Mississippi Community College Board website and access course descriptions and Student Learning Outcomes for academic courses that are used by all Mississippi Community Colleges.
Uniform Course Numbering System-Academics | Mississippi Community College Board (https://www.mccb.edu/about/publications/ucns-academics)