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Recent technological breakthroughs have created a growing need for versatile, skilled technicians in process and manufacturing industries. This curriculum offers comprehensive instruction in operating, maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing diverse pneumatic, electronic, and microprocessor-controlled process systems, with consistent emphasis on safety protocols and collaborative work.
Career pathways
Graduates find employment across various sectors including petroleum refineries, paper manufacturing facilities, chemical processing plants, energy generation stations, food processing plants, beverage production, mining operations, industrial manufacturing, marine industries, and research settings.
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Further education possibilities
This program serves as foundational training for Instrumentation and Control Technician certification. Aspiring professionals must register with the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency (NSAA) to begin their apprenticeship, where they can apply credits earned from this program.
Red Seal certification Instrumentation and Control Technician is a recognized trade in Nova Scotia. Apprenticeship graduates qualify to take the provincial certification exam, earning both their professional designation and Red Seal endorsement. This nationally recognized credential enables certified technicians to work across all Canadian provinces and territories where the trade is recognized, without additional testing requirements.