Robotics Technicians help design, test, install, maintain, troubleshoot, and fix robots and automation control system.Upon completion of this program, students will have an understanding of:• AC and DC fundamentals and how they

are applied to electrical systems• Electrical Instruments and circuits• Mechanical systems including bearings,

belt drives, gears & power variables• Hydraulics, pneumatics, and fluid

systems• Threaded and non-threaded fasteners• Rigging as it relates to equipment,

inspection and safety• The basics of PLCs including hardware,

networking, programming and registers• PLC control devices• Robotic drives, hardware, and components• Robot installation, maintenance and troubleshooting• Concepts of robot programming and vision systems• How robots collaborate within a digital enterprise strategy

PREPARE FOR A CAREER AS A ROBOTICS TECHNICIAN

ROBOTICS TECHNICIAN

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The average national salary range for robotics technician is$52,000 -$64,000Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

GENERAL LABORER

PICKER/PACKER

OTHER ENTRY LEVEL Salary information is the average national salary range for the job role.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

ROBOTICS TECHNICIAN

$52,000 - $64,000

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

$37,000 - $45,000

CERTIFIED MANUFACTURING

ASSOCIATE (CMfgA)

• ASSEMBLER• PRODUCTION ASSOCIATE• MANUFACTURING

ASSOCIATE

$26,000 – $39,000

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Unit 1: Robotics IIntroduction to RoboticsRobot ComponentsRobotic Drives, Hardware, and

ComponentsRobot Safety

Unit 2: CNC & Electrical Systems IIntroduction to CNC MachinesControl Panel Functions for the CNC

LatheControl Panel Functions for the CNC MillAC FundamentalsDC Circuit Components

Unit 3: FastenersIntroduction to Fastener ThreadsOverview of Non-Threaded FastenersOverview of Threaded FastenersThreaded Fastener SelectionTools for Threaded FastenersUnderstanding Torque

Unit 4: Electrical Systems IIConductor SelectionElectrical InstrumentsElectrical Print ReadingIntroduction to CircuitsIntroduction to MagnetismNEC® Overview

Unit 5: Fluid SystemsIntroduction to Fluid ConductorsFittings for Fluid SystemsThe Forces of Fluid PowerIntroduction to Hydraulic ComponentsIntroduction to Pneumatic ComponentsSafety for Hydraulics and Pneumatics

Unit 6: Mechanical SystemsBearing ApplicationsBelt Drive ApplicationsClutch and Brake ApplicationsGear ApplicationsMechanical Power VariablesSpring Applications

Unit 7: RiggingIntro to Machine RiggingRigging EquipmentRigging Inspection and SafetyRigging MechanicsOverview of Soldering

Unit 8: Programmable Logic Controls (PLC) IIntroduction to PLCsHardware for PLCsNetworking for PLCsBasic Programming for PLCsHand-Held Programmers of PLCsOverview of PLC Registers

Unit 9: Programmable Logic Controls (PLC) IIPID for PLCsPLC Counters and TimersPLC Inputs and OutputsPLC Installation PracticesPLC Program Control InstructionsSequencer Instructions for PLCs

Unit 10: Programmable Logic Controls (PLC) IIIControl DevicesLimit Switches and Proximity SensorsRelays, Contactors, and Motor StartersBasics of Ladder LogicData ManipulationNumbering Systems and Codes

Unit 11: Robotics IIEnd EffectorsRobot AxesRobot InstallationsRobot MaintenanceRobot Troubleshooting

Unit 12: Robotics IIIRobot SensorsConcepts of Robot ProgrammingApplications for RobotsVision SystemsIntroduction to Machine Learning and

Artificial IntelligenceMachine Learning and Artificial

Intelligence Applications

Unit 13: Robotics IVAutomated systems and controlIndustrial Network IntelligenceIntroduction to Collaborative RobotsRobot Control SystemsIntroduction to Digital Enterprise StrategyData and Design Management for Digital

Enterprises

These are the Units and Courses required to complete the Robotics Technician program:

This online upskilling opportunity provides new skills to help you get ahead. Classes are accessible on desktops/laptops, tablets, and smartphones via the Tooling U-SME app. Each course takes approximately one hour to complete.

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