Environmental Technology
The Environmental Technology program provides students with the necessary academic knowledge and hands-on skills to work in the environmental, health and safety fields or continue on to a four-year degree program in one of many environmental related fields. In the ET program, students learn the basics through one-on-one with practicing professionals. Small classes and hands-on training allow students to solidify their knowledge and skills. Courses include: Field Sampling, Computer Application, Hands-on Scenarios, Fieldwork Instruction. Successful completion of the program will earn students three accreditations:
Students will also be prepared and qualified to take the Utah State Sampling Test for Underground Storage Tanks. Students, demonstrating at least a 10th grade proficiency in reading and writing skills and one year of high school algebra, enroll in ENVT 1050 or ENVT 1060 while taking other general education courses --Chemistry, Math, English, Biology, etc. Contact the department advisor or departmental faculty with any questions Deanna Anderson 957-4650 or Mark Dumas 957-3290. OSHA Training SLCC Environmental Technology Program, in partnership wih the University of Utah Rocky Mountain Center for Occupational and Environmental Health offers OSHA Training. For information on these OSHA courses, visit our partnership web page at http://uuhsc.utah.edu/rmcoeh/ContEdProg/OSHA.html To see all Environmental, Health and Safety training available through SLCC, visit http://www.slcc.edu/pyrotechnics/index.asp |
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