Industrial Mechanics Technology
Snow College offers an Industrial Mechanics Technology program on its Richfield campus.
The program consists of 69-71 semester hours of instruction that prepares students
to meet job entry requirements.
The Industrial Mechanics program is designed to give students a basic knowledge of
maintaining and repairing a variety of machines and mechanical systems. You will be
working with mathematics, blueprint reading, welding, electronics and computers. Through
lecture and practical lab experience, students will learn industrial mechanics skills
needed in today's industry.
Students pay regular college tuition plus the cost of tools, coveralls, and safety
equipment during their training. The purchased equipment is the personal property
of the student.
A one-year certificate and an Associate of Applied Science degree are offered in this
program.
Exact course descriptions and hours for the Snow College Industrial Mechanics Technology
program match with other state schools and use national and international curriculum
and task lists. There has been a working relationship between institutions to accept
student hours and credit. Students have received training at Snow College Richfield
Campus since 1993.
Your Future Begins Here!
Ken Avery Phone (435) 893-2225 Email:
ude.wons@yreva.nek
