Job Outlook

Job Outlook

Vocational and trades have a excellent outlook. Most every facility and plant has a need for knowledgable employees. Every year thousands of new jobs are created and there are many more that are needed to be replaced.

Places to look are job markets like newspapers, trade schools, civil service, directly to private sector personnel offices.

Important Points

Study the job carefully & ask questions to determine whether you like the position.

Where is the job located, can you afford living in that area and is there relocation assistance.

Does you training, education, experience and knowledge fit the job position: Being over-quailfied maynot be beneficial and being under-qualified limits growth. However, being challenged is the best position.

Students that advance professionally by licensing receive a nationally recognized licence through the American Society of Power Engineers and taught by an engineer and certified instructor.

Job Application

Make a resume or detailed history of your:

Employment Record with type and size of equipment operated & maintained

Veterans (Military) Experience - Detail Duties and Responsibilities with rank including type and size of equipment operated & maintained

Include your Trade School & College diplomias or classes as well as Seminar attendance certificates

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What Not To Do On Applications or Interviews

Intentional False Statments

Deception or Fraud in Application or Interveiw

Overstatement of Qualifications

In-appropiate Dress

Answering Cell Phone During Interveiw

Not Being Prepared - Supporting Documentation, Diplomias & Employmnet History

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We offer licensing through the American Society of Power Engineers, for qualifying students after successfully completing the course work. Our firemen and stationary engineer's course are taught by an engineer and certified instructor.

Facility Operating Engineer, Power Plant Operating Engineer, Refrigeration, Piping
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Did you know that licensing of operators of boilers, turbine generators and chillers is not required in all jurisdictions. The benefit of licensure is uniformity, safety and economy.