Compressor Mechanic, A.A.S.

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Major Code: 351

This program trains students to become Compressor Mechanics in the natural gas industry and other related industries. Students in this program will learn to troubleshoot, repair and maintain natural gas compressors.

Practice conventional industrial safety and communication
Perform compressor troubleshooting, repair, maintenance and operation
Explain natural gas compressor operating principles
Apply principles of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical systems to natural gas compressors and related equipment

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CIP Code 47.0303

First Year

Fall Semester (15 Credits)

APT 103 - Safety Hazard Recognition 2 Credit(s)
APT 104 - Safety Applications 1 Credit(s)
APT 110 - Introduction to Print Reading 3 Credit(s)
CMEC 101 Basic Engine Operations Credits / Units: 3
ENG 115 - Technical Writing 3 Credit(s)
MEC 122 - Machine Maintenance and Installation I 3 Credit(s)

Spring Semester (15/16 Credits)

APT 155 - Electrical and Electronic Fundamentals 3 Credit(s)
CIT 117 - Microsoft Applications 3 Credit(s)
CMEC 102 Intro to Gas Compressor Maintenance

Credits / Units: 3
Choose
MATH 101 - Intermediate Algebra 3 Credit(s)
Or
MATH 108 - College Algebra 4 Credit(s)
Or
MATH 113 - Technical Mathematics 4 Credit(s)
MEC 120 - Motors and Motor Controls 3 Credit(s)

Second Year

Fall Semester (15 Credits)

APT 150 - Hydraulic and Pneumatic Fundamentals 3 Credit(s)
CMEC 103 Advanced Gas Compressor Maintenance Credits / Units: 3
CMEC 104 Engine Operations and Systems Credits / Units: 3
MEC 115 - Instrumentation I: Mechanical 3 Credit(s)
PSYC 155 - Human Relations 3 Credit(s)

Spring Semester (15 Credits)

CMEC 105 Advanced Compressor Topics Credits / Units: 3
CMEC 106 Advanced Engine Topics Credits / Units: 3
CMEC 107 Compressor Package Operation & Troubleshooting Credits / Units: 3
MEC 235 - Instrumentation II Electrical 3 Credit(s)
SPCH 101 - Interpersonal Communication 3 Credit(s)

Total Credits (60/61)

IMPORTANT GRADUATION INFORMATION: ORNT 090 is a graduation requirement. See your advisor to determine if you have met this requirement.