AIRCRAFT STRUCTURAL MECHANIC
(1 yr Certificate) St. Philip’s
College-Southwest Campus
Assemble, fit, fasten, and install parts of airplanes and
space vehicles, such as tails, wings, fuselage, bulkheads, doors, stabilizers,
and landing gear. Fit and fasten sheet
metal covering to surface areas and other sections of the aircraft preparatory
to welding or riveting. Install rigging
and control equipment. Inspect, test,
modify, and install equipment according to specifications, using tools such as
power shears, acetylene welding equipment, rivet guns, and air or electric
drills.
AIRCRAFT POWER PLANT MECHANIC
(1 yr Certificate) St. Philip’s
College-Southwest Campus
Repair and maintain the operating condition of aircraft
engines such as hydraulic and pneumatic systems, landing gear, propeller
assemblies, fuel tanks, and airframe assemblies. Inspect, test, modify, install equipment according to
specifications, using tools such as power shears, acetylene welding equipment,
rivet guns, and air or electric drills.
AIRFRAME AND POWER PLANT MECHANIC
(2 yr AAS) St. Philip’s
College-Southwest Campus
Service,
repair, and overhaul aircraft structures and aircraft engines to ensure
worthiness. Use hand tools, power tools, machines and testing equipment.
Performs miscellaneous duties to service aircraft, including flushing
crankcase, cleaning screens, greasing moving parts, and checking brakes. May be
required to be licensed by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING, & REFRIGERATION
(1 yr Certificate) St. Philip’s
College-Southwest Campus
Work
from drawings to determine materials needed and then build and install various
heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment and fixtures. Design and
cut various lengths and shapes of ventilation and prepare building spaces for
installation.
AUTOMOBILE COLLISION REPAIR TECHNICIAN (I-CAR) (1 yr Certificate) St. Philip’s College-Southwest Campus
Repair and refinish automotive vehicle bodies and straighten vehicle frames. Assesses and corrects suspension and alignment problems on damaged vehicles and/or performs primarily mechanical repair operations including system diagnostic checks, test, and removal and replacement of mechanical and electrical parts. Identifies, analyzes, and repairs damaged bodies and body parts of vehicles, according to repair manuals, using hand tools and power tools. Includes frame and structural repair, metal or plastic repair work, and removal and replacement of damaged parts. Straightens bent automobile frames, using pneumatic frame straightening machines.
COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT TECHNOLOGY
(2 yr AAS) St. Philip’s College
Apply
electrical and electronic theory and related knowledge to design, build, install, test,
repair, and modify developmental, experimental, or production communication
equipment such as industrial
controls, transmitters, and antennas.
DIESEL/HEAVY EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN
(1yr Certificate) St. Philip’s
College-Southwest Campus
Repair
and maintain diesel engines used to power machines, such as buses, trucks,
trains, electric generators, and construction machinery. May work with hand
tools, precision measuring instruments, and machine tools. Heavy equipment
repair involves maintenance and repair of electrical systems, fuel systems,
hydraulic systems, brake systems, and transmissions.
LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT TECHNICIAN
(2 yr AAS)
Work in transportation, warehousing, distribution, inventory
control, purchasing and logistics. Duties involve procurement transportation,
storage, and third party provisions. A Logistician may be working in any
area of logistics, such as buying materials, warehousing, inventory control,
transportation or quality control. Processing customer orders for accuracy,
picking or storing stock in a warehouse, conducting inventory of materials and
stock, selecting transportation modes and carriers, and operating a warehouse.
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY TECHNICIAN (1 yr Certificate)
Applies scientific, technical, and communication skills and
knowledge to specific tasks regarding environmental protection and natural
resource management. They
interpret environmental regulations and monitor or evaluate environmental
impact of hazardous materials policies and storage, handling and disposal
procedures. They collect samples of
air, soil, water, and also collect samples from suspected toxic substances for
analysis.
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURAL MECHANIC (7.5 month Certificate) St. Philip’s College-Southwest Campus for Boeing
Assembles and tests operation of major structural,
mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic aircraft subsystems and systems. Troubleshoots and repairs failed components,
mechanisms, and parts. Works from
production test procedures, manufacturing plans, blueprints, verbal
instructions, and specifications during assembly, set-up of test equipment, and
functional test of aircraft structure, mechanical, pneumatic, or hydraulic
systems.
AIRCRAFT
GAS TURBINE REMANUFACTURING TECHNICIAN
(5 month Certificate) St.
Philip’s College-Southwest
Campus for Standard Aero San Antonio, Inc.
Dismantles, maintains, repairs, restores, overhauls,
inspects and/or tests aircraft QEC, engines, modules, components and
accessories to determine their condition for return to service and to assure
compliance with established company standards, applicable technical
documentation and company instructions.
Performs technical troubleshooting using mechanical ability and basic
product knowledge. Cross-trains in
other complementary skills as needed to support production requirements.