Diploma in Power Engineering Technology

Breweries, dairies, refineries, thermal generating stations, pulp and paper plants, hospitals, universities, rinks and refrigeration plants ? these are just some of the major industries that rely on a Power Engineer to safely operate and maintain their power equipment. Your training in this field prepares you for the technical demands of, and responsibility for, the safe and efficient operation of a wide variety of facilities: power, high- and low-pressure steam systems, refrigeration, natural gas and air compressor plants.
This program is eligible for an optional cooperative education (co-op) credit course between year one and two.
Co-op placements provide the opportunity for paid, full-time work in a field related to your program. Opportunities typically last 12 to 16 weeks.
Our co-op program follows Co-operative Education and Work-Integrated Learning Canada (CEWIL) guidelines.
This program places a high importance on providing you with skills and knowledge to work safely in industry. To prepare for employment you participate in safety awareness courses. Industrial safety standards require that you have adequate vision and colour perception to operate safely, in the shop and in the occupational field, while performing tasks of the trade. Many employers in this industry require a current, official criminal record check as part of the hiring process. A conviction on your criminal record may impact your ability to secure employment.

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