Stationary Engineering
What do people in this career do?
Stationary engineers control and maintain the heating, air conditioning and ventilation systems for large buildings. They start up, regulate and shut down equipment such as diesel engines, turbines, generators, pumps, condensers and compressors. They monitor meters, gauges and computerized controls making sure the equipment operates safely, economically and within established limits.Where can I work?
Stationary engineers work inf actories, hospitals, hotels, office and apartment buildings, schools and shopping malls.How long does it take to get a certificate or degree?
For full-time students it takes one year to get a certificate, two years to get an applied science degree.Will my credits transfer to another college or university?
Yes! Most general education courses will transfer without problem. What's more, the credit with this degree will transfer to DeVry University for a bachelor of science degree in technical management. Check with your advisor or counselor and the transfer institution to make sure your transfer will go smoothly.How much money can I make in this career?
Average salaries for people with these skills is between $21,500 and $51,000. The low is $24,500. The high is $60,000.What is the job outlook for someone in this field?
The outlook is good due to continuing commercial and industrial development that increases the amount of equipment to be operated and maintained.What is the advantage of taking classes at the MCC-Business & Technology Campus?
You'll enjoy the convenience of flexible class times and a nearby location. You'll get dedicated instructors and excellent student services--all at an affordable cost.General Education Schedule
Associate in Applied Science Degree - Stationary Engineer Emphasis
Stationary Engineer Certificate
Additional Information contact:
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Gene Johnson at 816.482.5441 Email: Gene.Johnson@mcckc.edu |