Stationary Engineer (STECC)

Location(s): South Omaha Campus

Award: Career Certificate
Pathway to Associate Degree: Manufacturing, Power, and Process Operations Technology - MFPPT

Academic Focus Area: Skilled Trades and Technical Sciences

This career certificate provides enhanced skills required for understanding the shift work and procedures required in the operation and maintenance of boilers and auxiliary equipment used in the power and process industries.

Graduation Requirements

To earn this degree, a student must complete all required courses.

Total credit hours required: 29.5

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Course Requirements - 29.5 credits

MFGT 1250 - Basic Electricity for Manufacturing, Power and Process 6.0 Credits
MFGT 1302 - Stationary Engineering I 4.5 Credits
MFGT 2302 - Stationary Engineering II 4.0 Credits
MFGT 2310 - Facilities Operations I 4.5 Credits
MFGT 2320 - Facilities Operations II 4.5 Credits
MFGT 2330 - Facilities Operations III 6.0 Credits

Program Level Student Learning Outcomes

Be prepared both academically and experientially for entry-level employment in process operations or maintenance in manufacturing, food processing, bio processing, power generation, thermal generation, pharmaceutical, water treatment and other process industries.
Appraise hazards found in the manufacturing, power and process industries and know the procedures and requirements regarding safety, PPE, and environmental issues.
Describe core functions and operating fundamentals of advanced manufacturing, as it applies to various manufacturing power and process equipment including boilers, turbines, chillers, generators, diesel engines, fans, compressors, dryers, filters, motors, motor control and distribution centers, pumps, valves, valve operators, distillation towers, reactors, cooling towers, and other related manufacturing and production equipment.