DEP 5859 · Bâtiment et travaux publics
DEP Stationary Engine Mechanics
The Stationary Engine Mechanics vocational program prepares students for the profession of stationary engineer.
- 1800 heures
- 120 unités
- environ 17 mois
- Bâtiment et travaux publics
- Program approved in 2017.
Les 24 compétences officielles
- 867-412 — Determine their suitability for the trade and training process (30 h)
- 867-422 — Apply the rules of occupational health and safety (30 h)
- 867-438 — Perform inspection operations on boilers (120 h)
- 867-442 — Communicate in the workplace (30 h)
- 867-457 — Analyze and treat the different fluids in heating and refrigeration systems (105 h)
- 867-468 — Perform inspection operations on heating systems (120 h)
- 867-478 — Start up and operate a refrigeration system (120 h)
- 867-485 — Apply mechanical maintenance techniques for pumps, turbines and fans (75 h)
- 867-493 — Ensure that an air regulation circuit operates properly (45 h)
- 867-503 — Perform simple soldering, welding and oxygen cutting tasks (45 h)
- 867-516 — Apply techniques for maintaining fluid circuits, piping systems and accessories (90 h)
- 867-526 — Perform inspection operations on a refrigeration system (90 h)
- 867-538 — Maintain a heating system (120 h)
- 867-544 — Ensure the proper functioning of a compressed air supply system (60 h)
- 867-556 — Inspect the electrical system and maintain emergency equipment (90 h)
- 867-564 — Ensure the proper functioning of an electric control circuit (60 h)
- 867-578 — Ensure the proper functioning of ventilation and air conditioning systems (120 h)
- 867-584 — Maintain a refrigeration system (60 h)
- 867-593 — Interpret plans and schematics (45 h)
- 867-603 — Ensure the proper functioning of a fire protection system (45 h)
- 867-614 — Analyze and troubleshoot an operating problem in a power plant (60 h)
- 867-627 — Use centralized control software and preventive maintenance software (105 h)
- 867-638 — Manage the energy efficiency of a power plant and building (120 h)
- 867-641 — Use job search techniques (15 h)
Le métier à 360° en 12 chapitres
- Ce que signifie réellement travailler en Stationary Engine Mechanics
- Les milieux changent le contenu du métier
- Le diplôme, les certificats et les limites du rôle
- Le rythme réel en Stationary Engine Mechanics
- À quoi peut ressembler une vraie journée?
- Le corps, l'environnement et les points de vigilance
- Les satisfactions propres à ce travail
- Ce qui use, stresse ou déçoit réellement
- Ce qui fait varier le revenu et la stabilité
- Comment l'autonomie se construit après la formation
- Les qualités qui se voient dans les gestes
- Transformer l'information en expérience avant de choisir