Facilities Level 2 Technician

Certificate

The Level Two Facilities Maintenance certificate outlines intermediate maintenance tasks that require a higher level of skill and technical knowledge compared to Level One maintenance. These tasks typically involve more complex repairs, diagnostics, and troubleshooting but do not require specialized certifications or extensive expertise in a particular trade. Level Two maintenance ensures the continued functionality and efficiency of a facility essential systems while addressing non-routine issues that go beyond basic upkeep.

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What You Can Do

Description of what you can do with this program.

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Earning Potential

View the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook at General Maintenance and Repair Workers : Occupational Outlook Handbook: : U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Modes of Instruction
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Program Details

FMT 0125

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SPRING SEMESTER

MAT 115	Applied Mathematics OR BUS 111 Business Mathematics	3
HAC 107	Electrical Controls and Circuitry	3
CMG 112	Construction OHSA 30 Safety for Applied Technology	2
HAC 131	Refrigeration & Air Conditioning I	4
HAC 101	Basic Plumbing Systems	3
		15

Total Hours for Degree

The Facilities Level 2 Technician Program is a minimum of 15 credit hours. Please use our Tuition and Fees page to calculate your approximate cost.

*Students will be responsible for additional classroom materials and tools.

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Mechanics gloves and safety glasses required for all courses

PPE requirement

Safety glasses (2pair 1 shaded 1 clear)
Mechanics gloves
Face shield (optional)
Welding helmet when brazing or welding (if applicable)
Closed toe shoes (no sandals or open toe shoes)
Try to avoid metal rings and necklaces when working with electrical and machinery

If you have special medical needs for any of the above PPE, please send your doctor’s note to Human Resources.

Tool bags are preference of students but required to house all tools. Recommended tool bag is a backpack or other portable tool pouch.

An optional drill/driver is also highly recommended for HVAC field work and courses. Drills can be impact driver/drill and should include a standard bit set. (1/4”,5/16”,3/8” bit)

Note: Since this is a hand-on training program, tools are preferred ASAP when class starts. This will enhance learning and increase employment opportunities.

Most of following tools can all be purchased locally from 3 HVAC wholesalers or independent hardware/lumber stores. Locally there is Carterville Winair, Crescent supply, and Johnstone supply. Special refrigeration and metal tools will need to be purchased from a local HVAC wholesaler. Also, Lowes, Home Depot, Ace, and Menards will have what you need in regards to hand tools. . Competitive prices are also offered online.

Mechanics tool sets. Standard tools including Allen wrenches, sockets (3/8” drive), screwdriver set 12 in 1 HVAC, crescent wrenches (6inch, 8 inch, 10 Inch), channel locks, wire strippers, wire cutters, wire crimpers, pipe wrench (6 inch, 8 inch), ¼” magnetic nut driver long, ¼” stubby magnetic nut driver, 5/16” magnetic nut driver long, 5/16”stubby magnetic nut driver, thermostat screwdriver, open end wrench set, needle nose pliers, and vise-grips

Note: Certain courses within this degree program may require specific tools for each class. Please see the instructor at the start of each class for the exact tool list.

John A Logan College is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission. For more information on programs with specialized accreditations please visit Programs with Specialized Accreditations – John A. Logan College (jalc.edu)

1. Perform Intermediate Building Repairs and Structural Maintenance

Conduct moderate drywall repairs, door and window adjustments, and basic carpentry tasks to maintain the structural integrity of a facility.

2. Diagnose and Repair Common Plumbing Issues

Troubleshoot and repair plumbing systems, including replacing fixtures, fixing leaks, and maintaining water heaters to ensure proper facility operations.

3. Conduct Electrical Maintenance and Minor Installations

Safely troubleshoot and repair electrical panels, outlets, and lighting systems, as well as perform minor wiring adjustments and fixture installations.

4. Service and Maintain HVAC Systems

Perform advanced HVAC maintenance, such as inspecting components, cleaning condensers and coils, and replacing belts and motors to optimize system efficiency.

5. Implement Preventive Maintenance and Safety Protocols

Develop and execute preventive maintenance schedules while ensuring adherence to OSHA safety standards and facility compliance regulations.

These Level Two PLOs equip learners with the skills needed to handle more complex facility maintenance tasks and prepare them for mid-level roles in building operations and maintenance.

John A Logan offers a seamless transfer to the next step in your educational journey for many of our programs. Our academic programs prepare you for what you will need to transfer to a four-year college or university. When you have selected the college where you would like to transfer, it is important to review their specific admission and course requirements. John A Logan College has many articulation agreements with various colleges.

Transfer Planning – John A. Logan College (jalc.edu)

Facilities Maintenance Faculty Contact

Jason Stutes

Department Chair of Applied Technologies and Professor of Heating and Air Conditioning

Email: jason.stutes@jalc.edu
Phone: (618) 985-2828 Ext. 8251
Office: V21 D

Facilities Level 2 Technician – Certificate

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