Buildings and Facilities Maintenance
Train for property and facilities maintenance with online coursework and virtual labs covering multiple trades.
- 150 clock hours
- 100% Online
- VR Simulations
- English Instruction
Course Highlights
Study online with interactive coursework and virtual simulations. Earn a certificate of completion by meeting the program’s assessment requirements.
Certification Preparation
- OSHA 10-Hour General Industry
- NATE Ready-to-Work
- EPA Section 608 Type I
Training Snapshot
- Duration
- 150 clock hours
- Format
- 100% online with VR practice
- Instruction language
- English
- Gross tuition
- $7,500
What You’ll Learn
Core topics covered in the program
Safety, Tools, and Electrical Testing
Review OSHA General Industry safety practices, tool selection, and basic electrical measurements with a digital multimeter.
Plumbing and Mechanical Systems
Learn how common fixtures, water-supply components, pumps, belts, and bearings are serviced.
HVAC and Appliance Service
Identify heating and cooling components, review refrigerant safety, and study common appliance service tasks.
Building Controls and Preventive Maintenance
Explore building and lighting controls and use a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) to plan and document work.
Course Modules
- 1.Introduction to Facilities Maintenance4 clock hours
- 2.OSHA 10 General Industry10 clock hours
- 3.Tools and Measurement6 clock hours
- 4.Electrical Fundamentals12 clock hours
- 5.Virtual Reality Labs5 clock hours
- 6.Garbage Disposals4 clock hours
- 7.Dishwashers5 clock hours
- 8.Clothes Dryers6 clock hours
- 9.Washers10 clock hours
- 10.Gas Cooking Appliances6 clock hours
- 11.Electric Cooking Appliances8 clock hours
- 12.Refrigeration and Cooling10 clock hours
- 13.HVAC for Facilities10 clock hours
- 14.EPA Section 608 Type I Preparation4 clock hours
- 15.Mechanical Systems8 clock hours
- 16.Plumbing and Water Systems10 clock hours
- 17.Building Systems and Controls6 clock hours
- 18.Preventive Maintenance8 clock hours
- 19.Career Support4 clock hours
- 20.ATC Certification Preparation14 clock hours
Virtual Practice
In virtual labs, measure voltage, current, and resistance, select wire sizes, and diagnose circuit faults. In preventive maintenance coursework, use a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) to track equipment and plan service.
How You’ll Be Assessed
Your work is evaluated through knowledge checks, skills demonstrations, learning activities, and end-of-unit or course assessments. Complete all modules with a minimum score of 70%.
Suggested Study Pace
Plan for about 8 weeks at 20 study hours per week or 15 weeks at 10 hours per week. Course materials are available online for 12 months from enrollment.
What Tuition Includes
The $7,500 tuition includes required learning materials, access to the online platform, and exam registration for OSHA 10 General Industry, NATE Ready-to-Work, and EPA Section 608 Type I.
Career Opportunities
Prepare for entry-level roles in facilities, apartment, and property maintenance.
Admissions and Funding
Age 18 or older, high school diploma or GED, proof of U.S. residency, English proficiency, and ability to perform maintenance tasks with or without reasonable accommodation.
WIOA Funding Pending
WIOA funding applications for this program will open after the state approves it for WIOA.
Frequently Asked Questions
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