Maintenance Technology

The Virginia Western Maintenance Technology CSC is your first step toward a career in property, commercial and industrial maintenance. Learn how to diagnose and service small commercial air cooling and refrigeration systems, how to read and interpret blueprints, and gain an understanding of the hydraulic and pneumatic systems found in construction equipment. 

Why choose Virginia Western? 

The Maintenance Technology CSC allows you to reach your professional goals in as little as 1 semester (over two 7-week sessions) with pathways into other CSCs that will strengthen your knowledge and bolster your resume. 

What will I learn? 

This program equips you with the skills needed to excel in various maintenance roles and helps you discover the career path that best suits you. 

Learn: 

• How to diagnose and repair issues in small-scale commercial refrigeration equipment 
• How to use proper tools and equipment for commercial and property maintenance 
• How to reference local, state and national building codes 
• How to diagnose and repair issues with hydraulic and pneumatic equipment 

This program will prepare you to take the EPA Section 608 Universal Certification test, a requirement for anyone employed in the installation, maintenance and repair of air conditioning and refrigeration equipment. 

Credit for Prior Learning

Our Credit for Prior Learning Program may award college credit for college-level skills and knowledge gained outside of a college classroom. Examples of Credit for Prior Learning include:

• Certifications and licensures
• Military and law enforcement training
• Work-based learning
• National or institutional examinations
• Workforce training

Click here to learn more about Credit for Prior Learning.