Springfield Technical Community College’s Energy Systems Program is billed as the only such program offered on the East Coast. The program utilizes and up-to-date, extensive laboratory facility containing the latest in equipment and control devices.

Seniors who complete all course requirements are awarded the degree of Associate in Science in Energy Systems Technology. They are given the opportunity to earn additional awards by taking the Oil Burner Technician and Stationary Fireman’s license examinations as directed by the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety, and the EPA Technician Certification. The Energy Systems Program is designed to prepare graduates to enter an industry that offers career positions as manufacturers’ representatives, service engineers, sales engineers, estimators, independent businessmen, lab technicians, and power plant operators.

The goals of the Energy Systems Technology Program include:

• Have the fundamental understanding of Heating and Air Conditioning systems
• Have the capability to troubleshoot system problems.
• Understand the integration of computer controlled HVAC systems.
• Have gained the knowledge to properly design a heating system.
• Have developed a professional work ethic.
• Communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
• Conduct research from a variety of sources.
• Are computer literate.