Stationary Engine Mechanics
NEW PROGRAM!
Stationary Engine Mechanics (1800 hours)
The Centre de formation des Moulins in partnership with CDC Pont Viau is excited to be offering Stationary Engine Mechanics in English or bilingual formats.
START DATE
MARCH 4, 2024
LOCATION
CENTRE DE FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE DES MOULINS, Edifice des Moulins 3275 AVENUE DE LA GARE, MASCOUCHE
REGISTRATION
To register please click here
*Registration is handled by CFP des Moulins (in partnership with CDC Pont Viau)
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
The Stationary Engine Mechanics vocational program prepares students for the profession of stationary engineer.
Stationary engineers work in real estate complexes, government or municipal establishments, health or educational institutions, service industries (surveillance, system maintenance and repair), thermal power plants that produce electricity or supply heating and air conditioning to various clients, or for companies that transform raw materials or produce finished goods. They are responsible for ensuring the correct installation and operation of heating and refrigeration systems, as well as ventilation and air conditioning systems in buildings. They are responsible for stationary engines such as boilers, steam generators, steam turbines or engines, refrigeration devices, internal combustion engines, etc., along with any accessories and pipework. They control the operation of stationary engines to ensure the comfort of individuals who work or live in the facilities, and they must oversee the different production processes. The upkeep of these systems falls under their duties.
Stationary engineers must hold a certificate of qualification since they must operate and maintain pressure vessels, and because they manipulate dangerous substances, such as gas.
For more program details click here or contact Annick Moreau 450-765-2672 ext. 4048
annick.moreau@cssda.gouv.qc.ca
Video – > Reportage de la télévision régionale des Moulins
Press Release ->Communiqué de presse CSSDA
Program Content
Code
Statement of Competency
Hours
Credits
867-412
Determine their suitability for the trade and training process
30
2
867-422
Apply the rules of occupational health and safety
30
2
867-438
Perform inspection operations on boilers
120
8
867-442
Communicate in the workplace
30
2
867-457
Analyze and treat the different fluids in heating and refrigeration systems
105
7
867-468
Perform inspection operations on heating systems
120
8
867-478
Start up and operate a refrigeration system
120
8
867-485
Apply mechanical maintenance techniques for pumps, turbines and fans
75
5
867-493
Ensure that an air regulation circuit operates properly
45
3
867-503
Perform simple soldering, welding and oxygen cutting tasks
45
3
867-516
Apply techniques for maintaining fluid circuits, piping systems and accessories
90
6
867-526
Perform inspection operations on a refrigeration system
90
6
867-538
Maintain a heating system
120
8
867-544
Ensure the proper functioning of a compressed air supply system
60
4
867-556
Inspect the electrical system and maintain emergency equipment
90
6
867-564
Ensure the proper functioning of an electric control circuit
60
4
867-578
Ensure the proper functioning of ventilation and air conditioning systems
120
8
867-584
Maintain a refrigeration system
60
4
867-593
Interpret plans and schematics
45
3
867-603
Ensure the proper functioning of a fire protection system
45
3
867-614
Analyze and troubleshoot an operating problem in a power plant
60
4
867-627
Use centralized control software and preventive maintenance software
105
7
867-638
Manage the energy efficiency of a power plant and building
120
8
867-641
Use job search techniques
15
1
1800
120
NEW PROGRAM!
Stationary Engine Mechanics (1800 hours)
The Centre de formation des Moulins in partnership with CDC Pont Viau is excited to be offering Stationary Engine Mechanics in English or bilingual formats.
START DATE
MARCH 4, 2024
LOCATION
CENTRE DE FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE DES MOULINS, Edifice des Moulins 3275 AVENUE DE LA GARE, MASCOUCHE
REGISTRATION
To register please click here
*Registration is handled by CFP des Moulins (in partnership with CDC Pont Viau)
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
The Stationary Engine Mechanics vocational program prepares students for the profession of stationary engineer.
Stationary engineers work in real estate complexes, government or municipal establishments, health or educational institutions, service industries (surveillance, system maintenance and repair), thermal power plants that produce electricity or supply heating and air conditioning to various clients, or for companies that transform raw materials or produce finished goods. They are responsible for ensuring the correct installation and operation of heating and refrigeration systems, as well as ventilation and air conditioning systems in buildings. They are responsible for stationary engines such as boilers, steam generators, steam turbines or engines, refrigeration devices, internal combustion engines, etc., along with any accessories and pipework. They control the operation of stationary engines to ensure the comfort of individuals who work or live in the facilities, and they must oversee the different production processes. The upkeep of these systems falls under their duties.
Stationary engineers must hold a certificate of qualification since they must operate and maintain pressure vessels, and because they manipulate dangerous substances, such as gas.
For more program details click here or contact Annick Moreau 450-765-2672 ext. 4048
annick.moreau@cssda.gouv.qc.ca
Video – > Reportage de la télévision régionale des Moulins
Press Release ->Communiqué de presse CSSDA
Program Content
| Code | Statement of Competency | Hours | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| 867-412 | Determine their suitability for the trade and training process | 30 | 2 |
| 867-422 | Apply the rules of occupational health and safety | 30 | 2 |
| 867-438 | Perform inspection operations on boilers | 120 | 8 |
| 867-442 | Communicate in the workplace | 30 | 2 |
| 867-457 | Analyze and treat the different fluids in heating and refrigeration systems | 105 | 7 |
| 867-468 | Perform inspection operations on heating systems | 120 | 8 |
| 867-478 | Start up and operate a refrigeration system | 120 | 8 |
| 867-485 | Apply mechanical maintenance techniques for pumps, turbines and fans | 75 | 5 |
| 867-493 | Ensure that an air regulation circuit operates properly | 45 | 3 |
| 867-503 | Perform simple soldering, welding and oxygen cutting tasks | 45 | 3 |
| 867-516 | Apply techniques for maintaining fluid circuits, piping systems and accessories | 90 | 6 |
| 867-526 | Perform inspection operations on a refrigeration system | 90 | 6 |
| 867-538 | Maintain a heating system | 120 | 8 |
| 867-544 | Ensure the proper functioning of a compressed air supply system | 60 | 4 |
| 867-556 | Inspect the electrical system and maintain emergency equipment | 90 | 6 |
| 867-564 | Ensure the proper functioning of an electric control circuit | 60 | 4 |
| 867-578 | Ensure the proper functioning of ventilation and air conditioning systems | 120 | 8 |
| 867-584 | Maintain a refrigeration system | 60 | 4 |
| 867-593 | Interpret plans and schematics | 45 | 3 |
| 867-603 | Ensure the proper functioning of a fire protection system | 45 | 3 |
| 867-614 | Analyze and troubleshoot an operating problem in a power plant | 60 | 4 |
| 867-627 | Use centralized control software and preventive maintenance software | 105 | 7 |
| 867-638 | Manage the energy efficiency of a power plant and building | 120 | 8 |
| 867-641 | Use job search techniques | 15 | 1 |
| 1800 | 120 | ||