Energy and Engineering Programs
Power up your life with the many energy opportunities at Zane State College.
Degree Programs:
Alternative Energy Program
Explore a field that gives you the flexibility to enter a variety of alternative energy careers.
Electrical Engineering Program
Explore a field that positions you as a high-demand, well-paid employee in the energy industry.
Environmental, Science, Safety & Health
Explore a field that positions you for success in the environmental field.
Industrial Maintenance EngineeringTechnology Program
Prepares you for multiple disciplines, comprising the skill sets required in today’s modern industries.
Oil & Gas Engineering Technology
Explore a field that puts you on track to enter an energy sector that has abundant job prospects.
Welding & Fabrication
Opportunities for workers skilled in welding and fabrication abound, particularly in light of the booming oil and gas industry.
EPIC Short-Term Training:
Safeland Training
This one-day course is the accepted standard for safety orientation for the U.S. upstream oil and gas industry.
EPIC Oil & Gas Exploration Certification Training
This three-week Oil & Gas Exploration Certification training program prepares you to succeed in a career in the petroleum industry. The course provides students with an overall foundation and understanding of oil and gas field work, proper safety procedures, and the practical understanding of drilling operations. Students who complete this short-term training also earn college credit which can lead the Natural Gas & Engineering Technology two-year energy associate degree. Zane State College has the only Ohio Board of Regents approved Oil and Gas Associate Degree program in the state. More information
Maintenance Technician Energy Efficiency Certificate Program
The five month Industrial Maintenance Technician Energy Efficiency Certificate program results in 18 credit hours for students that complete the course. It prepares you to use the “best practices” skills as required for industrial energy efficiency according to the U.S. Department of Energy, and includes training in such areas as basic electrical, motor controls, PLCs, Hydraulics & Pneumatics, and Mechanical Systems. More information
