Associate in Applied Science & Certificates
Industrial Technology: Stationary Engineer
MCC-Business & Technology Campus
Program Contact: Gene Johnson at 816.482.5441
What do people in stationary engineering do?
Stationary engineers control and maintain the heating, air conditioning, and ventilation systems for large buildings. They work
with turbines, diesel engines, generators, pumps, and compressors.
Where can I work?
- Manufacturing companies
- Automotive industry
- Chemical production facilities
- Food processing plants
- Factories
- Office buildings
- Hotels
- Schools
- Shopping centers
- Hospitals
How much money can I make as a stationary engineer?
The average salary for this career is $44,000 with experienced employees earning up to $66,000.
What is the job outlook for this field?
A steady influx of new stationary engineers will be necessary to replace the aging work force as they retire.
How long does it take to get a stationary engineering certificate or degree?
- Stationary Engineer Certificate - 1 year
- Industrial Technology Associate's Degree - 2 years
What's the advantage of taking classes at MCC-Business & Technology?
You'll learn, then get hands-on experience and real-world application of principles in our labs. Industry professionals teach day
and evening classes. Employers love to hire our graduates.
Will my credits transfer to another college or university?
This degree will transfer to DeVry University for a bachelor of science degree in technical management. Please contact one of our
advisors for more transfer information.
Call 816.482.5200 for information or to schedule a tour.
Companies may contract coursework from this program as on-site training for their employees. To learn more, call 816.482.5204.