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On Campus: All courses in this program will be delivered onsite at a CNA campus or at an approved location. Some courses may have online elements.
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Blended: Some courses, or parts of courses, in this program will be delivered onsite at a CNA campus or at an approved location, while other courses, or parts of courses, will be delivered online or virtually to students at another location.
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Online - Asynchronous: Complete coursework on your own schedule while meeting course deadlines and timeframes. Ideal for learners who require flexibility and possess a high degree of personal responsibility and self management without the structured routines of scheduled class meetings.
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Online - Synchronous
Online Synchronous: Courses include scheduled virtual class times where learners meet with instructors and classmates through live sessions. This format is ideal for students who benefit from structure, regular interaction, and the opportunity to ask questions and collaborate in real time.
Ridge Road - On Campus delivery - September 2026
Build a career that works—anywhere.
Want a career that’s hands-on, future-proof, and in demand? Industrial Engineering Technology prepares you to step confidently into the workforce with the skills, experience, and credentials employers are actively looking for.
This nationally accredited program blends technical know-how with real-world problem-solving, so you don’t just graduate with a diploma—you graduate career-ready.
You’ll learn beyond the classroom. With two paid co-op work terms, you’ll gain valuable industry experience while earning an income. In your final year, you’ll complete a hands-on applied research capstone, working with industry partners to solve real challenges before you even cross the stage.
Accredited by Technology Accreditation Canada (TAC) and recognized through CEWIL, this program meets Canada’s highest standards for engineering technology education.
A credential that stands on its own – with options for what’s next! You’ll also have a direct pathway to a Bachelor of Technology degree through Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador, giving you the flexibility to advance when you’re ready.
Learn by doing. Get paid while you learn. Graduate ready to lead.
What you’ll do as an Industrial Engineering Technologist
Industrial Engineering Technologists are problem-solvers, system-thinkers, and efficiency experts. As a graduate, you’ll help organizations improve performance, reduce costs, and operate smarter across manufacturing, service, and business environments.
You’ll gain the skills to:
- Analyze and design systems that boost productivity and eliminate waste.
- Design safer, smarter operations that meet quality standards while keeping costs under control.
- Plan, manage, and control projects using modern project management, control tools, and techniques.
- Tackle real-world challenges using proven engineering, problem-solving, and management strategies.
- Build quality into everything through effective quality assurance and quality control systems.
- Apply lean manufacturing methods to help organizations do more with less.
- Improve maintenance performance using preventive and predictive strategies that reduce downtime and extend equipment life.
- Enhance mechanical systems with hands-on engineering applications that improve reliability and performance.
If you like understanding how things work, improving systems, and seeing your ideas create real impact in real workplaces,
Industrial Engineering Technology was designed with you in mind.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
- Accredited by the Technology Accreditation Canada (TAC), Canada’s only nation-wide engineering technology accreditation organization.
- Accredited as a co-op program under CEWIL (Co-operative Education and Work-integrated Learning)
- Work integrated learning experiences are embedded, in the form of two co-op work terms and an applied research capstone project in Year 3 of the program
- Graduates can continue to a Bachelor of Technology degree through the Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador
DID YOU KNOW?
- Graduates of this program may obtain employment in a wide variety of industries. Previous graduates have been successful in obtaining employment with oil & gas, energy, servicing, aerospace, mining, ship building, manufacturing, and health services industries.
- Graduates with two years of post-graduate work experience may be eligible to receive the designation of Professional Technologist (P. Tech) upon completion of a Professional Practice and Ethics Exam. Work term experiences may account for a portion of the two-year work experience requirement.
OBJECTIVES
As an Industrial Engineering Technologist, graduates will be able to:
- Analyze engineering and business processes, using industrial engineering principles, to make improvements.
- Optimize process designs that are both safe and productive while ensuring quality standards are met at minimal cost.
- Plan and control projects using project and cost management techniques utilizing superior documentation and communication skills.
- Employ problem solving and management strategies that are fundamental to success in various industry and business settings.
- Create quality assurance / quality control procedures to improve the effectiveness of the business.
- Formulate efficiency improvement plans using lean manufacturing techniques.
- Analize and optimize predictive and preventive maintenance procedures.
- Improve mechanical systems by employing mechanical engineering knowledge and skills.
CURRICULUM
General education consisting of Communication Skills, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Electrotechnology, and Engineering Graphics (CAD).
Specific education in mechanical/industrial engineering technology consisting of computer-based analysis and design, materials science, machine design (mechanical systems/mechanical engineering), business management, project management and cost control, sustainability, predictive and preventative maintenance planning, and supply chain management.
Practical education employing labs, hand tools, and shop practices focused on Industrial Engineering techniques such as site inspections, ergonomics, work measurement, plant layout and facility planning (e.g., production lines, equipment, machinery and operations), Standard Operating Procedures (including PPE and Housekeeping), production planning, and computer-integrated maintenance and manufacturing.
Work exposure consisting of field experience, gained from compensated work terms, in the field of industrial and manufacturing engineering.
ACCREDITATION
This program is accredited by Technology Accreditation Canada under the mandate of the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists.
CERTIFICATIONS
In additional to the formal courses listed in the program of studies, students in the Industrial Engineering Technology (Co-op) program are required to obtain the following certifications of completion over their three-year period of study:
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- WHMIS/OHS