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GENERAL AVIATION AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AIRFRAME MECHANIC 600 HOURS 1005 1015 1025 1035 1045 1055 1065 1075 1085 1095 1105 1115 1125 1135 1145 1155 4115 4125 4135 1200 HOURS 4005 AMT 4015 AMT 4025 AMT 4035 AMT 4045 AMT 4055 AMT 4065 AMT 4075 AMT 4085 AMT 4095 AMT 4105 AMT AEROSPACE TECHNICIAN 1950 HOURS AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT 3005 3015 3025 3035 3045 3055 3065 3075 3085 3095 3105 3115 3125 3135 3145 3155 3165 General Hangar and Shop Safety Mathematics Physics and Basic Aerodynamics Aircraft Ground Handling and Service Weight and Balance Structural Materials/Processes & Non-Destructive Inspection Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control Aircraft Hardware and Precision Measuring Instrument Blueprints and Drawings Hand and Power Tools Fluid Lines and Fitting FAR's, Publications, and Records Basic Electricity and DC Circuits Aircraft Battery Service and Inspection AC Electrical Circuits Solid State Circuits Aircraft Generators Aircraft Motors Aircraft Wiring Practice 12 30 42 30 36 30 21 27 24 24 24 33 42 18 27 30 66 42 42 Completion of the General Aviation curriculum Airframe Structures, Aerodynamics, and Rigging Aircraft Welding Aircraft Finishes and Fabric Covering Sheet Metal Structures Bonded Structures, Laminates, and Plastics Hydraulics and Pneumatics Landing Gear Systems Aircraft Atmosphere and Climate Control Systems Fuel, Ice and Rain Control, Fire Detection, Protection, and Extinguishing Systems Instruments,Pitot Static, Position/Warning and Communication/Navigation Systems Aircraft Inspections 600 69 30 51 108 57 78 36 36 36 36 63 Completion of the General Aviation curriculum Completion of the Airframe Mechanic curriculum Fundamentals of Reciprocating Engines Reciprocating Induction, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems Reciprocating Fuels and Metering Reciprocating Ignition Systems Reciprocating Engine Removal, Overhaul and Installation Reciprocating Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation Basic Propeller Systems Complex Propeller Systems Powerplant Electrical Systems Powerplant Wiring Procedures Fundamentals of Turbine Engines Powerplant Instrumentation and Fire Protection Turbine Intake, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems Turbine Fuels and Metering Turbine Ignition Systems Turbine Engine Removal, Overhaul & Installation Turbine Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation 600 600 48 48 36 42 90 42 30 30 54 24 54 24 30 30 18 90 60 450 750 Taught with General Taught with General 750 Taught with General Taught with General SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY CENTER 711 West Tamarack Altus, OK 73521 580.477.2250 www.swtech.edu AEROSPACE MAINTENANCE PROGRAM DESCRIPTION This program is designed to prepare students for high paying jobs as aircraft maintenance technicians and support personnel. Students receive training in aircraft painting, sheet metal, electricity, nondestructive testing, welding, wood and fabric work, composite structures, landing gear repair, and aircraft taxiing. Certified by the Federal Aviation Administration, the program strictly adheres to FAA guidelines. The program provides training in an area identified as a demand occupation for both southwest Oklahoma as well as the state. CERTIFICATIONS/EMPLOYMENT After successful completion of the aviation and aerospace technology program, students are prepared to take the FAA national licensure exams. Students are eligible to take the Airframe & Powerplant license. Employment opportunities are exceptional in both the private sector and in government service. SALARY RANGE Average starting salaries range from $15.00 to $18.00 HELPFUL ATTRIBUTES General math, Algebra I, General Science or equivalent courses Reading and math skills at the 10th grade level or above Average or better mechanical aptitude Ability to comprehend and apply basic math and physics concepts Ability to withstand physical labor which include standing, heavy lifting, and working in confined spaces Good eyesight GENERAL AVIATION 12 1015 1025 1035 1045 AMT 1055 AMT 1065 AMT 1075 AMT 1085 Mathematics Physics and Basic Aerodynamics Aircraft Ground Handling and Service Weight and Balance Structural Materials/Processes & Non-Destructive Inspection 30 42 30 36 30 Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control Aircraft Hardware and Precision Measuring Instrument Blueprints and Drawings 21 27 24 AMT 1095 AMT 1105 Hand and Power Tools Fluid Lines and Fitting 24 24 FAR's, Publications, and Records Basic Electricity and DC Circuits Aircraft Battery Service and Inspection AC Electrical Circuits Solid State Circuits 33 42 18 27 30 Aircraft Generators Aircraft Motors Aircraft Wiring Practice 66 42 42 AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT 1005 600 HOURS General Hangar and Shop Safety AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT 1115 1125 1135 1145 1155 4115 4125 4135 AIRFRAME MECHANIC 1200 HOURS Completion of the General Aviation curriculum AMT 4005 AMT 4015 AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT 4025 4035 4045 4055 4065 4075 4085 4095 4105 69 30 Aircraft Finishes and Fabric Covering Sheet Metal Structures Bonded Structures, Laminates, and Plastics Hydraulics and Pneumatics Landing Gear Systems Aircraft Atmosphere and Climate Control Systems Fuel, Ice and Rain Control, Fire Detection, Protection, and Extinguishing Systems Instruments,Pitot Static, Position/Warning and Communication/Navigation Systems Aircraft Inspections 51 108 57 78 36 36 36 36 63 AEROSPACE TECHNICIAN AMT 3005 AMT 3015 AMT 3025 600 Airframe Structures, Aerodynamics, and Rigging Aircraft Welding Completion of the General Aviation curriculum Completion of the Airframe Mechanic curriculum Fundamentals of Reciprocating Engines 1950 HOURS 600 600 48 Reciprocating Induction, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems Reciprocating Fuels and Metering 48 36 AMT 3035 AMT 3045 AMT 3055 AMT 3065 AMT 3075 Reciprocating Ignition Systems Reciprocating Engine Removal, Overhaul and Installation Reciprocating Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation 42 90 42 Basic Propeller Systems Complex Propeller Systems 30 30 AMT 3085 AMT 3095 AMT 3105 AMT 3115 AMT 3125 Powerplant Electrical Systems Powerplant Wiring Procedures Fundamentals of Turbine Engines 54 24 54 Powerplant Instrumentation and Fire Protection Turbine Intake, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems 24 30 3135 Turbine Fuels and Metering 30 3145 3155 3165 Turbine Ignition Systems Turbine Engine Removal, Overhaul & Installation Turbine Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation 18 90 60 AMT AMT AMT AMT CHANGING LIVES ONE CAREER AT A TIME APPRENTICESHIP TUITION RATES In district: $2.10 per hour Out of district: $4.20 per hour PROGRAM ACCREDITATIONS Federal Aviation Administration Oklahoma State Board of Education Oklahoma Board of Career and Technology Education CONTACT INFORMATION: Southwest Technology Center 711 West Tamarack Altus, OK 73521 580.477.2250 www.swtech.edu Ericka Wiginton Director of Student Services 580.477.2250 ext 4740 ewiginton@swtech.edu Roy Lee Scott Program Coordinator Aerospace Maintenance 580.480.4782 rlscott@swtech.edu COLLEGE CREDIT-CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT Students can receive up to 31 credit hours towards an Associate of Applied Science in aviation through our cooperative alliance with Western Oklahoma State College. Upon completion of the SWTC aerospace maintenance technology program, students who choose to further their education will need approximately 33 more college hours to complete an Associate of Applied Science degree. FINANCIAL AID To qualify for financial aid, students will need to complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, FAFSA, form and enroll in a career major that is at least 600 hours. Application forms may be obtained from the financial aid coordinator, Monica Cox. Please have documentation of high school graduation or GED completion. Grants ENROLLMENT OPTIONS Adult and high school students Full-time: 8:00 to 3:00 Part-time: 8:00 to 11:00 Part-time: 12:00 to 3:00 The FAA, Federal Aviation Administration, mandates the Aviation and Aerospace Program's attendance policy. All time missed from class must be made up hour for hour. There are no exceptions! Example: If a student misses a half-day, 3 hours, of class, he/she must make arrangements with the instructor to stay after class to make up three hours of seat time. Scholarships *TABE will be waived based on college transcripts. ATTENDANCE Other Funding Sources ASSESSMENT Adult: TABE and COPSystem High School: PLAN and COPSystem Cost: TABE/$10 & CCC/$5 Eligible students may qualify to participate in an apprenticeship program with the A-TEAM, Civilian Aircraft Maintenance, on Altus Air Force Base. Acceptance into the apprenticeship program is based on grades, attendance and attitude. Final acceptance into the program will be dependent upon the ability to obtain security clearance and passing a required drug screening. During the apprenticeship, students obtain work-place experience and earn approximately $13.00 per hour. PELL OTAG SWTC Foundation Scholarship ODCTE Otha Grimes Scholarship ODCTE McCrabb Scholarship P.E.O. Program for Continuing Education OAMCTE Scholarship for Minority Students Lee Office Scholarship Breakfast Club Scholarship Oklahoma Business and Professional Women's Foundations Scholarship Tribal Scholarships OHLAP WIA Demand Labor Force Careers-OK Employment Security Commission Office WIA-Youth Program Department of Human Services-TANF Department of Rehabilitative Services Veteran's Benefits Oklahoma Rural Organization-OK Employment Security Air Force Aid Society Southwest Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex/gender, age, disability or veteran status. Inquiries concerning application of this policy may be referred to Ericka Wiginton, compliance coordinator, 711 West Tamarack Road, Altus, OK 73521 (580) 477-2250. SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY CENTER 711 West Tamarack Altus, OK 73521 580.477.2250 www.swtech.edu AEROSPACE MAINTENANCE IEP REQ Name of Student: PROGRAM DESCRIPTION GENERAL AVIATION □ AMT 1005 This program is designed to General Hangar and Shop Safety □ AMT 1015 prepare students for high paying Mathematics jobs as aircraft maintenance □ AMT 1025 Physics and Basic Aerodynamics technicians and support □ AMT 1035 Aircraft Ground Handling and Service personnel. Students receive □ AMT 1045 Weight and Balance training in aircraft painting, sheet □ AMT 1055 Structural Materials/Processes & Non-Destructive Inspection metal, electricity, nondestructive □ AMT 1065 testing, welding, wood and fabric Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control □ AMT 1075 work, composite structures, Aircraft Hardware and Precision Measuring Instrument landing gear repair, and aircraft □ AMT 1085 Blueprints and Drawings taxiing. Certified by the Federal □ AMT 1095 Hand and Power Tools Aviation Administration, the □ AMT 1105 Fluid Lines and Fitting program strictly adheres to FAA □ AMT 1115 guidelines. The program provides FAR's, Publications, and Records □ AMT 1125 training in an area identified as a Basic Electricity and DC Circuits demand occupation for both □ AMT 1135 Aircraft Battery Service and Inspection southwest Oklahoma as well as □ AMT 1145 AC Electrical Circuits the state. □ AMT 1155 Solid State Circuits CERTIFICATIONS/EMPLOYMENT After successful completion of the aviation and aerospace technology program, students are prepared to take the FAA national licensure exams. Students are eligible to take the airframe portion for their Airframe & Powerplant license. Employment opportunities are exceptional in both the private sector and in government service. SALARY RANGE Average starting salaries range from $15.00 to $18.00 HELPFUL ATTRIBUTES General math, Algebra I, General Science or equivalent courses Reading and math skills at the 10th grade level or above Average or better mechanical aptitude Ability to comprehend and apply basic math and physics concepts Ability to withstand physical labor which include standing, heavy lifting, and working in confined spaces Good eyesight 600 HOURS 12 30 42 30 36 30 21 27 24 24 24 33 42 18 27 30 □ AMT 4115 Aircraft Generators 66 □ AMT 4125 Aircraft Motors 42 □ AMT 4135 Aircraft Wiring Practice 42 1200 HOURS AIRFRAME MECHANIC Completion of the General Aviation curriculum 600 □ AMT 4005 Airframe Structures, Aerodynamics, and Rigging 69 □ AMT 4015 Aircraft Welding 30 □ AMT 4025 Aircraft Finishes and Fabric Covering 51 □ AMT 4035 Sheet Metal Structures 108 □ AMT 4045 Bonded Structures, Laminates, and Plastics 57 □ AMT 4055 Hydraulics and Pneumatics 78 □ AMT 4065 Landing Gear Systems 36 □ AMT 4075 Aircraft Atmosphere and Climate Control Systems 36 □ AMT 4085 Fuel, Ice and Rain Control, Fire Detection, Protection, and Extinguishing Systems 36 □ AMT 4095 Instruments,Pitot Static, Position/Warning and Communication/Navigation Systems 36 □ AMT 4105 Aircraft Inspections 63 1950 HOURS AEROSPACE TECHNICIAN □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT 3005 3015 3025 3035 3045 3055 3065 3075 3085 3095 3105 3115 3125 3135 Completion of the General Aviation curriculum Completion of the Airframe Mechanic curriculum Fundamentals of Reciprocating Engines Reciprocating Induction, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems Reciprocating Fuels and Metering Reciprocating Ignition Systems Reciprocating Engine Removal, Overhaul and Installation Reciprocating Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation Basic Propeller Systems Complex Propeller Systems Powerplant Electrical Systems Powerplant Wiring Procedures Fundamentals of Turbine Engines Powerplant Instrumentation and Fire Protection Turbine Intake, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems Turbine Fuels and Metering 600 3145 Turbine Ignition Systems 18 3155 Turbine Engine Removal, Overhaul & Installation 90 3165 Turbine Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation 60 600 48 48 36 42 90 42 30 30 54 24 54 24 30 30 SOUTHWEST TECHNOLOGY CENTER 711 West Tamarack Altus, OK 73521 580.477.2250 www.swtech.edu AEROSPACE MAINTENANCE GENERAL AVIATION 600 HOURS AMT 1005 General Hangar and Shop Safety 12 AMT 1015 AMT 1025 AMT 1035 Mathematics Physics and Basic Aerodynamics Aircraft Ground Handling and Service 30 42 30 AMT 1045 Weight and Balance 36 AMT AMT AMT AMT Structural Materials/Processes & Non-Destructive Inspection Aircraft Cleaning and Corrosion Control Aircraft Hardware and Precision Measuring Instrument Blueprints and Drawings 30 21 27 24 AMT 1095 Hand and Power Tools 24 AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT Fluid Lines and Fitting FAR's, Publications, and Records Basic Electricity and DC Circuits Aircraft Battery Service and Inspection AC Electrical Circuits Solid State Circuits Aircraft Generators Aircraft Motors Aircraft Wiring Practice 24 33 42 18 27 30 66 42 42 1055 1065 1075 1085 1105 1115 1125 1135 1145 1155 4115 4125 4135 AIRFRAME MECHANIC 1200 HOURS AMT AMT AMT AMT 4005 4015 4025 4035 Completion of the General Aviation curriculum Airframe Structures, Aerodynamics, and Rigging Aircraft Welding Aircraft Finishes and Fabric Covering Sheet Metal Structures AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT 4045 4055 4065 4075 4085 4095 4105 Bonded Structures, Laminates, and Plastics Hydraulics and Pneumatics Landing Gear Systems Aircraft Atmosphere and Climate Control Systems Fuel, Ice and Rain Control, Fire Detection, Protection, and Extinguishing Systems Instruments,Pitot Static, Position/Warning and Communication/Navigation Systems Aircraft Inspections AEROSPACE TECHNICIAN 600 69 30 51 108 57 78 36 36 36 36 63 1950 HOURS AMT 3005 AMT 3015 Completion of the General Aviation curriculum Completion of the Airframe Mechanic curriculum Fundamentals of Reciprocating Engines Reciprocating Induction, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems AMT 3025 AMT 3035 Reciprocating Fuels and Metering Reciprocating Ignition Systems 36 42 AMT 3045 Reciprocating Engine Removal, Overhaul and Installation 90 AMT 3055 Reciprocating Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation 42 AMT 3065 AMT 3075 Basic Propeller Systems Complex Propeller Systems 30 30 AMT 3085 AMT 3095 AMT 3105 Powerplant Electrical Systems Powerplant Wiring Procedures Fundamentals of Turbine Engines 54 24 54 AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT AMT Powerplant Instrumentation and Fire Protection Turbine Intake, Exhaust, Cooling, Lubrication & Starting Systems Turbine Fuels and Metering Turbine Ignition Systems Turbine Engine Removal, Overhaul & Installation Turbine Engine Inspection, Repair, Alteration & Installation 24 30 30 18 90 60 3115 3125 3135 3145 3155 3165 600 600 48 48 NAME: DATE: STATUS: 1st 2nd COMPLETION DATE: CAREER GOAL: FT PT NEEDS ASSESSMENT: __________Reading Enhancement __________Math Enhancement __________Language Enhancement __________English-Language Proficiency __________Economic Assistance __________Career Planning __________Job Search/Retention Skills _________ Graduation Credit Planning ACTION NEEDED: ____EEC ____Financial Aid Application Assistance ____Career/Personal Counseling ____Job Search/ Retention in Training ____Specialized Materials ____ On-line coursework TRANSITION PLAN: _____Work _____2 year school _____ 4 Year school _____ Military _____ Advanced Technical Training ALLIANCE PARTICIPANT: ____Previous College Hours ____ Qualifies for Alliance participation ____ Does not qualify for Alliance ____ Qualifies for fee waiver ____ Does Not qualify for fee waiver Counselor Signature Student Signature TABE (12.9) COMPLETE BATTERY PLAN (32) ACCUPLACER **WORKKEYS / 8.0 / 17 / 55 /7 / 8.0 / 15 / 60 /6 / 8.0 / 19 / 34 /7 / 8.0 / 15 HIGH SCHOOL SWTC 23 credits/courses must be PASSED to graduate/ 24 credits at AHS & EHS Core Curriculum Diploma-Minimum graduation plan; Need parent permission College/Work Ready Diploma- Additional courses to core curriculum diploma ENGLISH (4) 9th 10th 11th 12th English I *English II *Geometry *English III *Algebra II English IV Math 2 Lab Science other Science Math 3 Lab Science other Science *Algebra I MATH (3) SCIENCE (3) *Biology Gov't/OK Citizenship *U.S. History History History Art or music or nd FINE ARTS (1) 2 Arts or 1 additional course from above Speech HISTORY (3) Computer 1 or Computer 2 or Foreign Lang I Foreign Lang 2 ELECTIVES For more information visit www.sde.state.ok.us 6-8 to total 23 credits *End Of Instruction Exams *Courses with end of instruction exams H.S Diploma & short - term training Graduation criteria: Pass 4 out of the 7 EOI's Algebra I , English II, and 2 additional EOI's. Alternative to EOI Tests: 3 high school elective credits each year Earn Sheet Metal Workers -SWTC Airframe Mechanic Power Plant Mechanic Aerospace Technician Airport Personnel Visit www.swtech.edu COPSystem COLLEGE ______English Comp I ______English Comp II _____College Algebra JUNIOR COLLEGE and UNIVERSITIES 13th AEROSPACE MAINTENANCE 14th Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Associate of Science FAA approved program for an Airframe license Estimate of courses with 30-34 SWTC credits Begin in 11th or 12th FREE OF CHARGE OR Speech Approximately 30 additional college hours/ 10 courses Microcomputer Applications 14th -15th Psychology OR Sociology Bachelor Degree English Comp I Graduate high school.. then begin SWTC Government Approximately 60 additional college hours/ 20 courses Tuition assistance available for A. History/1492-1865 or A. History/1865-present adults 4 to 5 additional courses OHLAP & PELL eligible Transition from high school to work or college SEE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION Visit www.okhighered.org 16th-17th *NO MATH DEFICIENCIES 34 college credits Master Degree & Doctorate Degree towards Associate of Applied Science Degree in Aviation Approximately 30-60 additional college hours For more information visit www.okcareertech.org AIRFRAME MECHANIC - SWTC FAA National Licensure - SWTC Power Plant Mechanics Aircraft Engine Specialist Aircraft Body and Bonded Structure Repairers Oklahoma Median Salary $43,900 ($21.12/hr) ___Business Professional ___Business Skilled ___Arts Professional ___Arts, Skilled ___Consumer Economics ___Outdoor ___Communication ___Science Professional ___Science Skilled ___Service Professional ___Service Skilled ___Tech Professional ___Tech Skilled ___Clerical Visit www.okhighered.org Certifications Tech Centers OTHER OTHER Percent Change and Employment Prospects +6% Slower than average Degrees ASSESSMENTS READING COMPREHENSION **READING FOR INFO LANGUAGE **LOCATING INFORMATION MATH **APPLIED MATHEMATICS OKLAHOMA MAJORS Aerospace Engineering Aeronautical Engineer Aviation Management Professional Pilot Aviation Mechanic Air Traffic Controller Aviation Maintenance Aerospace Administration INSTITUTIONS WITH AVIATION RELATED DEGREES Rose State College Western Oklahoma State College Northern Oklahoma College Oklahoma City Community College Southeastern Ok. State University University of Oklahoma Oklahoma State University Southwest Technology Center does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex/gender, age, disability or veteran status. Inquiries concerning application of this policy may be referred to Ericka Wiginton, compliance coordinator, 711 West Tamarack Road, Altus, OK 73521 (580) 477-2250.
