Street Maintenance Technology
Program Overview
The Street Maintenance Technology program is designed primarily for those involved in public works maintenance operations. Asphaltic and concrete pavement, construction, plan reading, calculation of materials, state and municipal codes, report writing, and heavy equipment operation and maintenance are some of the skills required in this field. To meet the training needs of persons interested in becoming a street maintenance worker, LATTC offers a Street Maintenance Associate degree and a Certificate of Achievement.
The street maintenance field has evolved into a broader category of workers. Workers in this arena are primarily employed by governmental agencies that perform maintenance operations on public highways and streets. Professionals in this field are involved at the ground level through upper level management.
By fulfilling the program requirements, students will have the necessary knowledge and skills for a career as a Street Services Worker. Knowledge and skills will be mastered in the area of installation and maintenance of various types of street construction and material including asphalt and concrete. Students will also gain the supervisory skills needed to be promoted into management.
Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
Upon completion of the Degree/Certificate program, students are able to:
- Perform street services works utilizing hand and power tools.
- Perform calculations and measurements required for street services work in accordance to industry standards.
- Demonstrate various soft skills, such as the ability to work independently and interdependently to safely accomplish shared professional outcomes, needed for employment in the street maintenance technology industry.
Program Details
| Award Title | Award Type | Required Course Units | Total Major Units | GE Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Street Maintenance Technology | AA | 30 | 36 | 21 |
| Street Maintenance Technology | C | 30 | 36 |