English Search Stationary Engineering Program Description Stationary Engineering is the study of operation of high pressure boilers and auxiliary equipment. More power plants are needed to meet the electrical needs for the increasing population. This results in a growing demand for highly skilled boiler operators. Instruction is designed to prepare students for obtaining the Fireman’s license, which is necessary to work as a Stationary Engineer. This includes the theory and codes that govern boiler operation. A major responsibility of the Stationary Engineering student is to construct an entire heating system. This starts at the boiler and includes radiators, unit heaters, vacuum pumps and condensation recovery systems. Oil burner technology for use in home heating systems is also a part of the curriculum. Stationary Engineering students are also responsible for operating the school’s power plant, which provides the hot water, heating, and air conditioning throughout the building. Students are also responsible for operating the gas generator which accounts for 25% of the school’s power. Graduates are qualified to enter the workforce and are prepared to continue their education in marine and plant engineering. Graduates may pursue numerous career paths, including positions as a boiler operator, oil burner technician, pipe fitter, control technician or in wastewater treatment or maintenance. Staff Teachers Paul R. Coelho – Curriculum Leader Eduardo Fragata – Infrastructure Tech. James Koska – Freshman and Sophomore Teacher Ildefonso Monteiro – Related Teacher Academy Administrator Jarrod Lussier 12345 Course of Study Freshman Exploratory Program Sophomore Fundamentals of Mathematics Introduction to Low Pressure Boilers Industrial Maintenance Stationary Engineering Shop Junior Engineering Math I Steam Plant Operations Systems and Equipment Drawing I and II Stationary Engineering Shop Senior Tech Math and Job Estimating Engineering Math II Preparation for 2nd Class Fireman’s Exam Systems and Equipment Drawing III Stationary Engineering Shop Career Opportunities Assistant Fireman Assistant Oil Burner Repairmen Machine Operator Pipe Fitter Assistant Sprinkler Technician Assistant 2nd Class Fireman 1st Class Fireman High Pressure Boiler Operator Boiler Technician Boiler Maker Oil Burner Technician Chief 3rd Class Plant Control Technician Waste Treatment Operator Maintenance Supervisor 2nd Class Engineer Chief 2nd Class Plant Control Room Operator Watch Engineer Mechanical Engineer Chemical Engineer Design Engineer 1st Class Engineer Chief 1st Class Plant Industrial Management Operational Coordinator ABOUT US The school does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, homelessness, immigration or veteran status in its education programs and activities, including admission to or employment in such programs or activities. 2019 Public Disclosure Statement of Non-Discrimination Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical School District 1121 Ashley Boulevard – New Bedford – MA – 02745 (508) 998-3321 Apply Now JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER Subscribe now to get latest news from Greater New Bedford Regional Vocational Technical High School Name Email* Designed and Developed by Higher Site