T16-01 Industrial Math / Applied Math – 36 hrs.
Applied math is a “brush up” of basic arithmetic skills as they apply to industry. The class includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, square roots, percentages, ratios, powers, fractions, and the Metric system. This is a study and review of basic math using every day examples from the workplace.
M & W 11/5 - 12/8 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 120 | 41/2 wks. | $180 |
T12-10 Blueprint Reading I - 36 hrs.
This course is designed for anyone from a manufacturing setting who must interpret engineering specifications found on mechanical drawings. Participants are introduced to common ANSI drafting principles used to communicate information to the interpreter, with a strong focus on the development of visualization skills needed to obtain information from various orthographic projection views. Topics include: Parts of a print; Line conventions, Orthographic projection; Linear and angular dimensioning systems; Coordinate tolerancing systems; Detail and assembly prints; Sectional and detailed views; Machined details and elements; Introduction to geometric tolerances; Pictorial drawings; Welding and precision sheet metal prints; First angle projection. Participants are encouraged to bring prints from their work place for use in the classroom.
T& Th 12/10 - 1/26/09 Book $50 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 4 wks. | $324 |
T12-12 Auto CAD– 36hrs
Using Auto CAD LT, the student will learn and practice the basic techniques of two-dimensional drawing. This is a hands-on class in our AutoCAD lab. The student will learn standard construction techniques and produce both architectural and industrial drawings. Instruction includes an introduction to the user interface, display commands, zoom and pan, coordinates, object snaps, creating and editing 2D drawings, CAD construction techniques, dimensions, and crosshatching and page set up.
M & W 10/1 - 11/3/08 Book $75 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 308 | 4 1/2wks. | $324 |
WELDING
T18-10 Arc Welding - 36 hrs.
The student will learn safe setup, usage, and care of equipment used in the arc welding process. The process is explained and applied on a "hands-on" basis, including electrode types, electrode selection and joint preparation. Participants gain experience producing numerous welded joints on sheet metal and plain carbon steel. The following tasks are also explained and applied: Running short, continuous, and multi-directional beads, padding, cutting with the arc, controlling distortion, defect identification and correction. A variety of weld types are introduced, explained, and produced in all positions. Company-specific materials and processes will be included in the training at the discretion of the instructor.
T & Th 3/31 - 5/5/09 |
6 PM - 10 PM |
Rm. 127 | 4 1/2 wks. | $324 Book $117 Supply Fee $25 |
T18-11 Gas Metal Arc Welding - 36 hrs.
The student will learn safe setup, usage and care of equipment used in the GMAW process. The process is explained and applied on a "hands-on" basis, including shielding gases, regulation equipment and filler materials. Participants gain experience producing numerous welded joints using short circuit transfer on plain carbon steel. A variety of weld types are introduced, explained, and produced in all positions. Weld defects are examined and corrective actions explained and applied. Company-specific materials and processes will be included in the training at the discretion of the instructor. Optional processes include welding aluminum, spray transfer welding on mild steel and stainless steel, and welding using flux cored electrode.
T & Th 1/27- 2/24/09 |
6 PM - 10 PM |
Rm. 127 | 4 1/2 wks. | $324 Book $117 Supply Fee $35 |
T18-13 Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - 36 hrs
The student will learn safe setup, usage, and care of equipment used in the GTAW process. The process is explained and applied on a "hands-on" basis, including shielding gases, regulation equipment, tooling, auxiliary equipment and filler materials. Participants gain experience producing numerous welded joints on a selection of the following materials: aluminum, aluminum alloys, plain carbon steels and stainless steel. A variety of weld types are introduced, explained, and produced in all positions. Weld defects are examined and corrective actions explained and applied. Company-specific materials and processes will be included in the training at the discretion of the instructor.
T & Th 2/26-3/26/09 Certification Test: $75 |
6 PM - 10 PM |
Rm. 127 | 4 1/2 wks. | $324 Book $117 Supply Fee $25 |
T14-12 HVAC I – 24hrs
This course lays the groundwork for a career in the HVAC field. It provides an introduction to the theory and principles of refrigeration and heating systems. Students will learn the proper use of tools, gauges and test equipment. Topics include basic thermodynamic principles (refrigeration and heat movement, molecular theory, physical states, specific and latent heat, etc.), working with pipe and copper tubing, brazing soldering, and standard safety practices.
T&Th 10/2 - 10/21 Book $80 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 3 wks. | $216 |
T14-13 HVAC II – 60 Hrs (Pre-requisite: HVAC I)
HVAC II is a continuation of HVAC I, with further study of the refrigeration cycle, system components and variations in these basic components and the study of refrigerants. Students will install and hookup furnaces using both up flow and down flow type heating equipment. Students will learn effective troubleshooting strategies and will prepare for the EPA Refrigerant Recovery exam. The exam will be administered at our facility at the end of the course work. The testing fee is included in the cost of the class.
T&Th 10/23 - 12/16 Book $117 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 3 wks. | $540 |
T14-14 HVAC III – 24 Hrs (Pre-requisite: HVAC II)
This class will cover heating systems and air handling equipment. Through wall units will also be addressed as well as types of fuel and safety requirements will be covered. A more extensive review of troubleshooting both heating and air conditioning systems will also take place.
T&Th 1/6 - 1/22/09 EPA Test $35 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 3 wks. | $216 |
W101 Professional Development – 12hrs
Professional Development time is part of your training program curriculum and includes training in employment skills and job search strategies. Employability qualities will be stressed along with communication in the workplace, resume writing, interviewing skills, time management, and career goals. If you are serious about your career, this course is essential.
M&W 6/22 -6/29/09 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 1 1/2 wks. | $60 |
T19-18 Small Engine Repair – 36hrs
This course will cover the construction, operating, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair and rebuilding of two and four stroke engines. This course is designed for the person who is required to maintain lawn equipment, lawn and garden tractors and snow removal equipment.
M&W 1/28 -3/2/09 Book $21 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 120A | 4 1/2 wks. | $324 |
T19-19 OSHA Safety - 10 hrs.
This course covers the introduction to OSHA; OSH Act; Inspections, Citations, and Penalties, Walking and Working Surfaces, Means of Egress and Fire Protection, Flammable and Combustible Liquids, Personal Protective Equipment, Permit-Required Confined Spaces, Lockout & Tagout, Materials Handling, Machine Guarding, Welding, Cutting, and Brazing, Electrical & Safety-Related Work Practice, Hazard Communication, Introduction to Industrial Hygiene and Blood-born Pathogens, Recordkeeping, Ergonomics, and Safety & Health Programs. Upon satisfactory completion of requirements, students will receive an OSHA general industry safety & health 30-hour course completion card (US Dept. of Labor) in the mail.
S 2/14 -2/21/09 |
8 AM - 1 PM | Rm. 126 | 2 wks. | $90 |
T19-20 Lift Truck Training – 4hrs
Lift truck training / forklift operator evaluation driver review. All drivers completing the "driver evaluation" must have successfully completed "concepts of safe & efficient driving" training. Each driver of an industrial lift truck will be tested in the safe and efficient use of your equipment. Whenever possible, this will be done during production. This will allow for an evaluation under the conditions drivers will be required to operate their industrial lift truck / reach truck. Upon successful completion of the driver operator training program, participants will be certified as Industrial Lift Truck Drivers.
S 2/27/09 |
8 AM - 1 PM | Rm. 127 | 1 wks. | $36 |
T19-11 High Pressure Boiler – 76hrs
Participants learn the basics of steam production, controlling steam pressure, combustion controls, instrumentation, boiler operations and safety practices in the boiler house. This course also covers the Ohio State Body of knowledge for the State License Exam. (The student is responsible for arranging and completing boiler operator experience required by the state prior to taking the license exam.)
M&W 3/4-5/13/09 Book $90 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 9 1/2 wks. | $684 |
T14-10 Plumbing / Pipe Fitting – 72 hrs (Pre-requisite – Industrial Mat /Applied Math)
This class is a study of the different types and standards of plumbing available. The student will learn the value and applications of valves, pumps, plumbing codes, soldering, brazing, adhesives, tools, fixtures, hangars, positioning, flow controls, overflows, sensors, traps, drains, shutoffs, layout, roughing in, time estimating, and tools of the trade.
M&W 7/1-7/29/09 Supply Fee $70 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 9 wks. | $684 |
T10-01 General Construction Technology – 60 hrs (Pre-requisite: Industrial Math/Applied Math)
Students learn how to use and care for hand tools commonly used in construction, including power tools. Through project work, students also develop skills in planning a project, creating and interpreting simple drawings, measuring and layouts, and safe and effective use of tools. The class also includes framing and types of building materials. Students develop a good understanding of the work involved in trades such as carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and drywall.
T&Th 5/7-6/4/09 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 123 | 7 1/2 wks. | $540 |
T13-23 Practical Electricity – 36 hrs 
A practical study of electrical theory and application intended for non-electricians who none the less deal regularly with electricity. Those in HVAC, marine technicians, appliance installers, etc. are among those who will benefit from a formal study of electricity. The course will cover basic AC/DC theory, conductors, Ohm’s Law, capacitors, resistance, commonly used instruments and measurement, symbols, motors, troubleshooting, electrical circuit protection and more.
M&W 6/2-6/17/09 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 4 1/2 wks. | $324 |
T13-18 National Electric Code - 40 hrs
This course provides a process for understanding and applying the NEC to electrical contracting, plan development, and review. Practical problems and questions from every article of the Code are explored, including numerous examples involving residential, commercial, agricultural, and industrial installations. Mastery of the problems and answers in this course will prepare the participant for electrical examinations.
T&Th 6/9-7/2/09 |
6 PM - 10 PM | Rm. 126 | 5 wks. | $360 |
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Custom Training for Industry
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How does it work? Call the number above to discuss your industrial/technical training plans. We can assist by jointly identifying training needs, developing a course outline specific to those needs, providing an experienced instructor, and presenting the course at your facility, at a time that suits the needs of your business, and at a reasonable cost.
The strength of our program lies in the ability to develop a class to fit a specific need, both in content and scheduling, in our knowledge of the community, and our many years of experience serving local training needs. Our faculty possesses a wealth of knowledge, years of training, an decades of real world experience.
Cost? Costs are based on the number of students and length of the course. We serve the community and strive to deliver a quality product for an affordable fee.
What’s Available? Look through the Trade and Industry classes in this catalog to get an idea of the type of courses we offer in-house. Generally, we can deliver the same classes, or related classes, at your facility. If you don’t find what you need in our standard courses, give us a call at the number above, we will assess your needs and develop a training proposal.
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