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DT002 Bachelor of Engineering Technology Ordinary Degree in Engineering Systems Maintenance What is Engineering Systems Maintenance? Engineering Systems Maintenance is an engineering activity which allows graduates to work in a mechanical / manufacturing / electrical engineering maintenance environment in high-tech multi-national companies as well as traditional indigenous industries and public utilities. These activities are a key component of an industry’s competitiveness as well as ensuring efficiency, safety and reliability of production and service delivery of utilities. Graduates of the course will have acquired the requisite knowledge and skills to operate effectively in an environment where diagnostic and applied engineering skills will be valued and rewarded. Why do we Need Proper Maintenance? Almost all machinery and engineering equipment requires the following; Proper installation and layout; Continuous monitoring of safe working; Effective planned maintenance; Corrective maintenance procedures; Fault-finding and diagnostic techniques; Ensuring quality output and standards; History of operation, failure and operating costs; Purchasing and life-cycle costs. Implementation of these activities requires personnel whose role is recognized as forming part of a dynamic team responsible for the reliable and safe operation of plant and equipment. What is the Course About? The Engineering System Maintenance programme was specifically designed to meet the increasing demands on maintenance technologists. The function of maintenance engineering personnel has changed in the past two decades This has lead to a demand in modern industry for an integrated multi- skilled, flexible maintenance technologist, with expertise in the complementary disciplines of electrical , mechanical , fluid power and computer applications . Where Can I Find Employment? Career prospects are not limited to any specific industry or service. It could be in the Manufacturing or Processing ( food , pharmaceutical , chemical ) industry , Building services maintenance , Hospitals and other public utilities , Specialist equipment suppliers , State and Semi-state agencies. What are the Career Prospects? Excellent…manufacturing industry in Ireland has expanded significantly over the past number of years, especially in the pharmaceutical and chemical industry. Promotion to higher positions within an organization is dependent on your ability, application and dedication. The option of self-employment is also a feasible and attractive one. For more information contact: Mr. William Bergin, DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 3843 Email [email protected] Mr. Pat Duke , DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 4033 Email [email protected] Dept. Secretary , Maeve Coyne, DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 3626 www.dit.ie/DIT/engineering/manufacturing/
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DT002 Bachelor of Engineering Technology

Ordinary Degree in Engineering Systems Maintenance

What is Engineering Systems Maintenance? Engineering Systems Maintenance is an engineering activity which allows graduates to work in a mechanical / manufacturing / electrical engineering maintenance environment in high-tech multi-national companies as well as traditional indigenous industries and public utilities. These activities are a key component of an industry’s competitiveness as well as ensuring efficiency, safety and reliability of production and service delivery of utilities. Graduates of the course will have acquired the requisite knowledge and skills to operate effectively in an environment where diagnostic and applied engineering skills will be valued and rewarded.

Why do we Need Proper Maintenance? Almost all machinery and engineering equipment requires the following; Proper installation and layout; Continuous monitoring of safe working; Effective planned maintenance; Corrective maintenance procedures; Fault-finding and diagnostic techniques; Ensuring quality output and standards; History of operation, failure and operating costs; Purchasing and life-cycle costs. Implementation of these activities requires personnel whose role is recognized as forming part of a dynamic team responsible for the reliable and safe operation of plant and equipment.

What is the Course About? The Engineering System Maintenance programme was specifically designed to meet the increasing demands on maintenance technologists. The function of maintenance engineering personnel has changed in the past two decades This has lead to a demand in modern industry for an integrated multi-skilled, flexible maintenance technologist, with expertise in the complementary disciplines of electrical , mechanical , fluid power and computer applications .

Where Can I Find Employment? Career prospects are not limited to any specific industry or service. It could be in the Manufacturing or Processing ( food , pharmaceutical , chemical ) industry , Building services maintenance , Hospitals and other public utilities , Specialist equipment suppliers , State and Semi-state agencies.

What are the Career Prospects? Excellent…manufacturing industry in Ireland has expanded significantly over the past number of years, especially in the pharmaceutical and chemical industry. Promotion to higher positions within an organization is dependent on your ability, application and dedication. The option of self-employment is also a feasible and attractive one.

For more information contact: Mr. William Bergin, DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 3843 Email [email protected] Mr. Pat Duke , DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 4033 Email [email protected] Dept. Secretary , Maeve Coyne, DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 3626

www.dit.ie/DIT/engineering/manufacturing/

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ENGINEERING SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE DT002 ORDINARY DEGREE 1st Year Semester 1 Maths 1 Computer Software Applications Communications Power Conditioning Maintenance Principles of Power Transmission 1 Electro-Technology 1 Semester 2 Maths 2 Electro-Technology 2 Applied Engineering Science 1 Applied Engineering Materials Maintenance Principles of Power Transmission 2 Programmable Logic Controllers 1

2nd Year Semester 1 Maths 3 Facilities Operation Maintenance & Efficiency 1 Maintenance & Asset Management 1 Instrumentation Maintenance Diagnostic Systems Applied Engineering Science 2 Semester 2 Maths 4 Facilities Operation Maintenance & Efficiency 1 Computer Aided Design Electrical Service Plant Programmable Logic Controllers 2 Maintenance & Asset Management 2

3rd Year Semester 1 Maths 5 Reliability, Availability, Maintainability & Supportability Electrical Facilities Maintenance Mechatronics Facilities Operation Maintenance & Efficiency 3 Project Semester 2 Advance Maintenance Techniques Business Management Metrology & Quality Computurised Plant Maintenance Project

Examinations and Other Requirements

(a) Students take the Institute's examinations at the end of each session. (b) Students also complete assignments and practical laboratory work during the

session.

Duration Award

Three years full-time.

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (B.Eng.Tech) (Engineering Systems Maintenance) without classification, of Dublin Institute of Technology.

Location DIT Bolton Street,

Entry Requirements Leaving certificate, with passes in five subjects including Mathematics and English or Irish National Craft Certificate or an equivalent qualification.

Recognition by Professional Bodies Those who qualify with a Bachelor of Engineering Technology meet the Technician Engineer level requirement of Engineers Ireland and can qualify for the Associateship grade of membership after they have completed a suitable period of practical training.

For more information contact: Mr. William Bergin, DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 3843 Email [email protected]

Mr. Pat Duke , DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 4033 Email [email protected] Dept. Secretary , Maeve Coyne, DIT, Bolton St. Dublin 1. Ph + 353 1 402 3626

www.dit.ie/DIT/engineering/manufacturing/


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