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Fourth Class Power Engineering
Southern Alberta Institute of Technology
www.sait.caFourth Class is the starting point for those looking to work with high pressure boilers. Successful completion of Part A prepares students to write the government Part A exam, and successful completion of Part B prepares students to write the government Part B exam. For full government certification as a Fourth Class Power Engineer, students must also have six months of relevant government approved work experience. If you are located outside of Alberta, please contact your provincial boilers branch. For more information about the distance learning program, please email distance.education@sait.ca.
Please note that students are unable to transfer between Classroom and Distance/Online offerings of this course. In order to switch between Classroom and Distance/Online offerings, students must withdraw from their current course and register in their desired course.
For information regarding Fourth Class Power Engineering Lab, PWEN 005, please contact energy.coned@sait.ca or 403.284.8881.
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Calgary, Alberta, T2M0L4, Canada
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Program Type Occupational
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Credential Type Certificate *
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Length 1 Year(s)
- Part Time Only
- Cooperative Education
- Continuing Education Only
- Distance Learning
* Certificate of Achievement
Admission Requirements
None
Transfer(s) Eligibility
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Updated July 23, 2019. The information contained in this profile is current as of the date shown.
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