Program Description

The purpose of the Certified Manufacturing Assistant program is to meet industry requirements for employees with essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes to successfully perform as entry-level workers in any manufacturing organization.

The SVCC Certified Manufacturing Assistant program is designed to train entry-level manufacturing employees.These would include machinery maintenance workers, repair workers, general assembly workers, and other entry-level workers. This certificate is an excellent introduction into any of Sauk's manufacturing certificates or AAS degrees.

To obtain employment in a manufacturing plant, most individuals will be required to possess a high school diploma or GED. A drug test has become customary in most manufacturing companies before hiring.

Program Contacts at Sauk Valley Community College
Counseling Office, 815/835-6208;
Larry Sileven, Associate Professor of Technology, 815/835-6221;
Loren Niemeyer, Assistant Instructor of Electronics, 815/835-6296.

Occupation Profiles

The occupational code(s) below will help you identify possible career paths for this certificate program. Click on the code to view the occupational profile(s).

CIP Code:

47.0105

SOC Code:

51-9141

Estimated Program Cost

The following figures are based on current tuition and fee rates and estimated per-credit-hour cost of attendance for the required number 6 credit hours.

Success Rates

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