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Maintenance mechanics work in every industry that uses machinery. Examples include but are not limited to cement manufacturing plants, hospitals, apartment complexes, school districts, petroleum…

Dietary Managers work as food specialists who oversee the daily management of a food production facility. Roles include menu planning, food purchasing, employee hiring and supervision, food prod…

The Electrical Technology certificate program is a 30-credit hour program that includes theory and hands-on application. The program prepares students to take the Journeyman Electrician exam. In…

The Electrical Technology certificate program is a 30-credit hour program that includes theory and hands-on application. The program prepares students to take the Journeyman Electrician exam. In…

Maintenance mechanics work in every industry that uses machinery. Examples include but are not limited to cement manufacturing plants, hospitals, apartment complexes, school districts, petroleum…

Learn mechanical skills to service and repair diesel equipment. Featuring modern and late-model engines, students graduate as qualified, trained technicians capable of working on over-the-road t…

Corrosion technology is a far-reaching field including energy infrastructure, transportation systems, national defense, and more. Corrosion of metal surfaces will never stop; however, with techn…

The welding technology program at Seward County Community College trains students to become skilled artisans combining both art and science in their profession. Welders hold an important place i…

The primary goal of the CDL B to A program at Peaslee Tech is for each trainee to receive their CDL-A license in compliance with state and federal requirements.  This course is intended to be us…

Diesel technicians work in various settings overseeing and improving the performance of modern diesel engines and commercial vehicles, as well as sophisticated heavy equipment systems with elect…