Aircraft Gas Turbine Technician

Program Overview

Start your aerospace career with BCIT’s Aircraft Gas Turbine Technician program! This program offers hands-on training to inspect, repair, and overhaul turbine engines, making it an excellent choice for those passionate about aviation. The program is designed to equip students with the specialized skills needed to become highly sought-after turbine engine technicians. With a blend of theory and practical training, students will gain real-world experience working on turbine engines, preparing them for a rewarding career in the aerospace industry.

Program Structure

The Aircraft Gas Turbine Technician program is a full-time course that spans 38 weeks. Here are some key details:

• Credential: Certificate
• Format: Full-time, in-person delivery
• Start Date: September 2025
• Campus: Aerospace Technology Campus, Richmond
• Credits: Total of 76 credits

This program includes a mix of on-campus and online components, with classes running Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 15:30. The curriculum is designed in collaboration with the gas turbine engine overhaul industry, ensuring that students are equipped with the skills and certifications needed to meet industry standards. The program also emphasizes hands-on training, with approximately 60% of the coursework dedicated to practical experience in specialized shops and hangars.

Featured Experiences

• 60% hands-on training in specialized shops and hangars.
• Access to a variety of turbine engines and specialized tools.
• Training designed in collaboration with the gas turbine engine overhaul industry.
• Opportunity to work with expert instructors in a high-tech environment.
• Real-world experience preparing students for high-responsibility roles in maintaining aircraft engines.

Career Options

Graduates of the Aircraft Gas Turbine Technician program can pursue a variety of career paths in the aviation and resource sectors. Here are some potential job options:

• Gas Turbine Engine Technician: Responsible for inspecting, repairing, and overhauling turbine engines in various settings.
• Aerospace Maintenance Engineer: Focuses on maintaining and repairing aircraft systems and components to ensure safety and compliance.
• Field Service Technician: Provides on-site support and maintenance for turbine engines, often working with airlines and service providers.
• Repair and Overhaul Technician: Works in shops specializing in the repair and overhaul of turbine engines, ensuring they meet industry standards.
• Quality Control Inspector: Ensures that all repairs and maintenance work meets regulatory and safety standards in the aviation industry.

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