Industrial Instrumentation Mechanics install, repair, maintain, and adjust instruments used to measure and control industrial processes. These types of instruments are typically used for controlling flow of gases or liquids; temperature of materials or stages of a process; maintaining pressure during a process; or establishing a level of a material used or created during a process. Industrial Instrumentation Mechanics are often employed by pulp and paper processing companies, hydroelectric companies, and mining, petrochemical and natural gas companies.

Admission Prerequisites

• Provide transcripts indicating Grade 11 level completion that includes: Grade 11 English, Grade 11 Math (Applications or Principles), and Grade 11 Physics (or equivalent), all with 67 per cent (C+) or higher; or

• Complete successfully a Trades Assessment in Reading Comprehension, Number Operations, Problem Solving, and Mechanical Reasoning; and

• Attend a mandatory orientation session.

Campus Location

Fort St. John

Starts September

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