Power Engineers, Power Plant or Boiler Operators or Operating, Steam and Stationary Engineers, are some of the descriptions that summarize a technically skilled professional who may be responsible for the safe operation and maintenance of equipment such as pumps, gas compressors, generators, motors, boilers, steam turbines, air conditioning systems, heat exchangers and refrigeration equipment.

As graduates of the Power Engineering Technology program, graduates will have the knowledge and skills that will allow them to:

• Demonstrate the practical skills necessary for a 4th Class, Power Engineer. • Develop and practice proper safety procedures. • Demonstrate problem solving skills and good work practices. • Utilize essential skill training to enhance their career experience and opportunities. • Gain knowledge of control documentation and reporting systems in Power Engineering environments. • Prepare for a provincial examination in Power Engineering 4th Class part "A" and "B". • Demonstrate the practical skills necessary for a 3rd Class, Power Engineer.