Stationary Engineering

This Stationary Engineering course prepares learners for healthcare and facility operations environments by building practical knowledge of pump systems, motors, generators, and the mechanical systems that support safe, reliable building performance. Students also develop foundational skills in electronics, electronic test equipment, process automation, pressure and flow transmission, heating and chilling devices, and PID-based control strategies used in modern stationary engineering roles.

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Course Details

  • Duration: 1h 20m
  • Level: beginner
  • Category: Workforce Training
  • Price: $49.00

Course Modules

  1. Unit 1: Additional handouts as required.
  2. Unit 2: Books Used for the 270hr Stationary Engineering Program
  3. Unit 3: Daily Journal
  4. Unit 4: Additional handouts as required.
  5. Unit 5: Employer Eval of Student Intern
  6. Unit 6: Internship Liability Agreement
  7. Unit 7: Comments & Recommendations
  8. Unit 8: Internship Time Log Sheet
  9. Unit 9: Maintenance Technician Career Path
  10. Unit 10: P&ID SYMBOLS
  11. Unit 11: Process Control Methods
  12. Unit 12: Pumps
  13. Unit 13: Pumps
  14. Unit 14: Pumps
  15. Unit 15: Pumps
  16. Unit 16: Student Eval of Internship
  17. Unit 17: HEALTHCARE FACILITY INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE PROGRAM STUDENT AGREEMENT
  18. Unit 18: Internship handouts as required.
  19. Unit 19: Additional handouts as required.
  20. Unit 20: Temperature Sensors
  21. Unit 21: Tools and Equipment Used for the 270hr Stationary Engineering Program
  22. Unit 22: What Is An Internship?
  23. Unit 23: What is pH?