Stationary Operating Engineer Associate's Degree     
Stationary Operating Engineer Certificate

Stationary Operating Engineer

NORTH
Associate of Science (731.1)

This associate degree program enables students, especially those enrolled in the CCAC certificate for Stationary Operating Engineer, to continue with their education and complete the course work needed for an associate's degree. The program provides students with opportunity to acquire the skills needed for employment in jobs requiring multiple maintenance competencies, including electricity, plumbing, and boilers. These competencies will allow the students in this associate's degree program to obtain highly skilled maintenance positions in a variety of industries, office buildings, universities, hospitals, school districts, municipalities, stadiums, and commercial/industrial facilities.

Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate will:

1. Maintain and repair systems and functions associated with the maintenance of facilities.
2. Troubleshoot and provide preventative maintenance of facilities.
3. Communicate effectively, not only using the terminology appropriate to this trade, but the skills acquired in the other non-technical coursework.
4. Provide the leadership and management skills needed for position as foreman, manager and supervisor.

Upon completion of this program, students may seek employment as a stationary operating engineer,  a chief chief engineer, a facilities manager, maintenance foreman, or as a building maintenance supervisor.

See the graduation checksheet for this program in printable PDF form.

Degree Requirements

Minimum Credits to Graduate: 69–70

Stationary Operating Engineer

NORTH
Certificate (730.1)

The certificate is a Stationary Operating Engineer Local 95 supported training program that provides the lecture and hands-on training needed for employment as stationary operating engineers for both union and non-union students. The program provides students the opportunity to acquire the skills needed for employment in jobs requiring multiple maintenance competencies, including electricity, plumbing, and boilers. These competencies will allow students with  this certificate to obtain highly skilled maintenance positions in a variety of industries, office buildings, universities, hospitals, school districts, municipalities, stadiums and commercial/industrial facilities.

Upon successful completion of the program, the graduate will:

1. Maintain and repair systems and functions associated with facilities maintenance.
2. Troubleshoot and provide preventative maintenance of facilities.
3. Communicate effectively using the terminology appropriate to this trade.
4. Provide the leadership and management skills needed for position as foreman, manager, and supervisor.

Upon completion of this program, students may seek employment as a stationary operating engineer, a chief engineer, a facilities manager, maintenance foreman, or as a building maintenance supervisor.

If you are interested in more information or would like to apply to the program and/or register for classes, contact Local 95 at 412.422.4702. 

See the graduation checksheet for this program in printable PDF form.

Certificate Requirements

Minimum Credits to Graduate: 48 

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