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Salaries for Industrial Systems & Engineering Technology graduates can vary
widely, depending upon location, employer and experience. The 2008-2009
edition of the U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Outlook Handbook
indicates average hourly wages for industrial machinery mechanics and
maintenance workers ranged from $16.61 and $19.74. In three to five years,
many graduates advance to higher positions as team leaders or supervisors
with substantial pay increases and other benefits.
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As a student in ISE, you will use many types of equipment and software to
gain the competitive edge. These may include:
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- Specialized instruments such as vibration analyzers,
ultrasonic and laser alignment systems;
- Electrical equipment such as digital multi-meters and
programmable logic controllers;
- Hydraulic and pneumatic test devices;
- Refrigeration pressure and temperature gauges;
- Welding test equipment; and
- Hydraulic and maintenance software.
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As industrial automation continues to grow, so does the need for technicians
who can optimize the capacity of today's modern manufacturing facilities.
That need leads to greater demand for Industrial Systems graduates who find
career opportunities throughout Texas and the United States — any place
with manufacturing facilities and physical plant operations — from small
communities to metropolitan areas.
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TSTC maintains close ties with established professionals like those found in
organizations such as the International Maintenance Institute and the Fluid
Power Society, or FPS – the industry contacts that provide peer support and
involvement to enhance your career.
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