Industrial Training

The Industrial Workforce in the U.S. has grown over the last ten years and will continue to grow as technology advances. Job growth will be affected by changing demand for the goods these workers produce, foreign competition, and the reorganization of production processes. Despite these factors, job opportunities should be good for skilled and certified workers. Choose one of the following high demand, industrial fields today!

Current Industrial Training Offerings

CNC/Machining (NCCER)

From manual milling and turning, to CNC skills - students will gain hands-on experience in our state-of-the-art machine shop and CNC simulator labs. We specialize in partnering with local machining companies to obtain funding from the Texas Workforce Commission to provide customized training to meet the needs of our industrial community. Learn More >

Pipefitting (NCCER)

Pipefitting is the occupation of installing and/or repairing piping and tubing systems that convey liquid, gas, and occasionally solid materials. Pipefitters are in demand in many different settings, including HVAC, manufacturing, hydraulics, refineries, chemical plants, ships and ship building, power plants, pipe lines, construction, and other steam systems. Learn More >

Welding (NCCER)

From basic torch-cutting to more advanced arc and TIG welding techniques, the Welding Program offers a variety of courses designed to help you start or continue a career in welding. Welding courses combine classroom studies with extensive hands-on training in the welding lab at the ACC Main Campus in Alvin. Learn More >