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Pipefitter Journeyman Courses
Continuing Education Record Keeping Course scheduling is based on enrollment and Instructor availability. Classes scheduled will be held on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday nights starting at 6:00 PM and ending at 10:00 PM or as posted. Contact the Training Center to register by phone at 816-761-8800 or register online by using the "Class Registration Form" link on this page. Course List
- Computer Basics
- Microsoft Word Basics
- Microsoft Excel Basics
- Microsoft Outlook Basics
- Microsoft PowerPoint Basics
- Microsoft Project Basics
- AUTO CAD 1
- AUTO CAD 2
- Advanced Quick Pen BIM
- Backflow Preventer Tester Certification
- Backflow Preventer Tester Certification (renewal)
- Boiler Systems (Hot Water)
- → Carbon Monoxide Safety Training
- CFC Certification (Refrigerant Handling)
- Chiller Controls
- Combustion Analysis
- Compressor Repair
- CPR/First Aid Coming Soon
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Crane Signal Person and Rigger Qualification
OSHA Required - NCCCO Signalperson Certification
- Customer Skills
- CWI (Certified Welding Inspector) Coming Soon
- Foreman Training Certification Coming Soon
- Green Awareness-Going Green
- High Purity Piping Installation & Brazing
- HVAC Water Treatment
- Individual Account Plan Education
- Instrumentation I
- Instrumentation II
- J-Beveling Coming Soon
- Lead Awareness
- Master Mechanical HVAC Unlimited - Code Exam Prep
- NFPA70E Awareness Program
- → OSHA 10
- OSHA 30 Coming Soon
- → Personal Finance Seminars
- Propress
- Pump Alignment
- PVC Pipe Solvent Weld Cementing Training
- R-410a Safety & Training
- Residential Heating & Cooling Basics Coming Soon
- Rigging Certification
- → Steam Technology
- Steward Training Coming Soon
- Tube Bending
- UA Star HVAC Preparation Course
- Valve Repair Certification
- Variable Frequency Drives Coming Soon
- Victaulic Training
- Welding-GTAW
- Welding-SMAW
- Welding-Orbital
- Welding-Plastic Heat Fusion
- → Welding-Heavy Wall Wire Feed
- Welding-Weld Preheat, Post-Weld Heat Treatment
Computer Basics
Course # PFJC-600;
4 hours
This course will give the student a basic understanding of the computer. Units will include basic fundamentals of operating a computer, defining computer terms, software and hardware. The unit concludes with understanding different types of storage, input/output devices and the basic care of your computer.
Microsoft Word Basics
Course # PFJC-600.1;
4 hours
This course will give the student a general understanding of word processing programs. Units will include basic keying and editing documents and includes business document formatting. The unit concludes with advanced topics such as desktop publishing.
Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Operating System.
Microsoft Excel Basics
Course # PFJC-600.2
4 hours
This course will introduce the student to spreadsheet programs. The unit will begin with basic techniques for constructing and formatting worksheets. It concludes with advanced topics such as charting and auto formatting.
Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Operating System.
Microsoft Outlook Basics
Course # PFJC-600.3
4 hours
This course will introduce the student to the basic features of Outlook 2007. The unit begins with the basics of sending and receiving email messages. You will learn to compose email, check for incoming email and how to reply to messages that you receive from others. The unit concludes with topics such as calendar and task lists.
Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Operating System.
Microsoft PowerPoint Basics
Course # PFJC-600.4
4 hours
This course will introduce the student to presentation techniques using PowerPoint 2007. The unit provides all the skills to develop and deliver effective presentations. Important topics covered include working with templates, graphics, animation and delivering electronic slide shows.
Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Operating System.
Microsoft Project Basics
Course # PFJC-600.5
4 hours
In this course you will learn management concepts and the proper use of the tools. You will learn how to create a new project, work with tasks, apply lag and lead times plus constraints.
Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Operating System.
AUTO CAD 1
Course # PFJC-601
56 hours
The objective of AutoCAD Level I is designed to enable students to create a basic 2D drawing in AutoCAD. Level I covers the core topics for working with AutoCAD such topics as, understanding the AutoCAD workspace, editing, viewing tools, organizing drawing objects on layers, preparing a layout to be plotted, adding text, hatching, dimensioning and more. Prerequisite: Basic understanding of Microsoft Windows Operating System.
AUTO CAD 2
Course # PFJC-601.1
56 hours
This course strives to make the student more proficient in his or her use of AutoCAD and introduces more advanced techniques. The focus will include the following topics, utilizing workspace, grips, tool palettes, polylines, regions, advanced text objects, using external reference files and XREF information. Prerequisite: Course # PFJC-601 (AutoCAD 1)
Advanced Quick Pen BIM
Course # PFJC-601.2
56 hours
This course is intended for the experienced AutoCAD user and will cover advanced concepts, commands and techniques for creating 3D drawings using solids, modeling and rendering. Instruction includes lecture, demonstrations and hands-on exercises. Prerequisite: Course # PFJC-601&601.1 (AutoCAD 1& 2).
Backflow Preventer Tester Certification
Course # PFJC-602
56 hours
This course is designed to give classroom instruction and hands-on training in the installation, service, repair and testing of commercial and industrial backflow prevention devices. Upon successful completion of the class you will be certified to test and repair backflow prevention devices. A summer class will be scheduled pending enrollment.
Backflow Preventer Tester Certification (renewal)
Course # PFJC-602.1
4 hours
The recertification program provides both classroom and hands on activities. Recertification must be completed 6 months either side of the date on your card. If you exceed 6 months after expiration you will be required to take the certification class to renew.
Boiler Systems (Hot Water)
Course # PFJC-603
4 hours
This course will familiarize the Journeyman with the various types of hot water boilers, systems, controls, and codes. Topics to be covered will include the components and systems of the boiler itself as well as a complete overview of the entire boiler system. Course content will be relevant to design, installation, service and repair.
→ Carbon Monoxide Safety Training
Course # PFJC-604
4 hours
NOW SCHEDULED
South Building, Rooms 6 & 7
Contact the Training Center for details or to sign up.
The class will provide the attendee with an understanding of the hazards inherent in carbon monoxide generation, testing procedures, an overview of combustion analysis and the relation of building pressures to carbon monoxide. The class will be scheduled based on demand.
There are many sources of carbon monoxide from automotive and transportation influences to the mechanical systems in our homes and businesses. Throughout the program topics of discussion will include, the health affects of CO poisoning, warning signs and symptoms as well as CO Alarms and the effects of UL standards upon vulnerable people. There is a strong focus towards CO monitors, detectors, test instruments, testing protocols and procedures for technicians and inspectors. COSA Carbon monoxide Safety training is a must for all HVAC/R technicians, Weatherization auditors, home/building inspectors and fire department personnel.
CFC Certification (Refrigerant Handling)
Course # PFJC-605
12 hours
This course will focus on the safe and legal aspects of refrigerant handling. Topics will include charging, transportation, recycling and recovery of Chloro Fluoro Carbon materials. Federal EPA requirements will be covered in order to prepare for the universal certification issued by the UA.
Chiller Controls
Course # PFJC-606
8 hours
The training will provide an explanation of microprocessor control and how it is applied to centrifugal and rotary screw compressors on chiller applications. Classroom and hands on lab activities will be provided.
Combustion Analysis
Course # PFJC-607;
8 hours
The class will provide the attendee with an understanding of combustion theory and analysis. Furnace and boiler applications will be reviewed. Hands-on labs utilizing operating equipment will be provided. The class is designed to demonstrate combustion analysis on specific equipment available in the lab. Additional manufacturer specific training would be required to set up larger equipment with fully modulating burners. Oil burners will not be addressed in the class.
Compressor Repair
Course # PFJC-608
8 hours
This course will cover semi-hermetic reciprocating compressor, maintenance, repair and failure diagnosis presented in the class room and lab.
CPR/First Aid Coming Soon
Course # PFJC-609
12 hours
This course teaches the individual to recognize an emergency and how to respond. You will learn the proper procedures and techniques for rendering assistance, and method of applying the combination of artificial respiration and manual artificial circulation used to affect emergency resuscitation.
Crane Signal Person and Rigger Qualification
OSHA Required
Course # PFJC-620.1
4 hours
Call the Training Center for details or to enroll.
This 4 hour session will provide classroom and hands on training activities needed to meet the OSHA qualification requirement that went into effect on November 8, 2010.
Contact the Training Center for more details and enrollment opportunities.
Course Objective - Students in this course will gain a basic understanding of the following:
• use of hand signals in crane operations,
• signaler’s qualifications, procedures and audio communications,
• basic understanding of equipment operation and limitations,
• recognizing site safety hazards and safe clearances,
• rigging procedures and equipment,
• safety factors and proper storage,
• inspections and load calculations.
NCCCO Signalperson Certification
18 Hours
Course Objectives:
Customer Skills
Course # PFJC-610
12 hours
This course is designed to develop the basic knowledge and skills necessary to effectively communicate with customers in the day-to-day work environment. The participants will be provided with examples of customer interaction using scenarios presented on DVD. Lecture and discussion formats will also be utilized in this training.
CWI (Certified Welding Inspector) Coming Soon
South Building, Room 6
Members interested must contact the Training Center immediately to sign up.
This course will provide study materials and activities to prepare the individual for the exams to become a Certified Welding Inspector. Back to Top
Foreman Training Certification Coming Soon
Course # PFJC-610.1
44 hours
South Building, Rooms 6 & 7
Contact the Training Center for details or to sign up.
This course is designed to provide the base knowledge and understand of the duties and responsibilities of the Foreman. The material along with presentations given by members of Labor and Management provide insight for all participants. Class size is limited. Back to Top
Green Awareness-Going Green
Course # PFJC-611
30 hours
The class provides information relating to Green technologies and application. Strategies to reduce energy consumption on existing and new buildings will be presented.
High Purity Piping Installation & Brazing
Course # PFJC-616
36 hours
Requirement: Journeyman or 5th Year Apprentices
The instruction in this course will focus on the proper procedures and requirements needed to successfully install High Purity Piping Systems. Topics will include: procedures for installing copper tube and fittings, brazing procedures and pre- and post- purge requirements in order to meet the NFPA-99C standard. The credential provides the qualification to install air lines connected to pneumatic operated equipment and lifts found in many facilities.
HVAC Water Treatment
Course # PFJC-612
4 hours
This course will provide general knowledge of water treatment for steam boilers, hot water heating systems, cooling towers, and chilled water systems. Areas of study will be testing the water, the proper chemical balancing, proper handling of chemicals, and MSDS information.
Individual Account Plan Education
Course # PFJC-613
4 hours
This course will cover basic investment education. It will help members understand the differences between their investment choices inside of their individual account plan. Help members understand how to make investment choices appropriate for them. Participants will also learn how to manage their account online.
Instrumentation I
Course # PFJC-614
56 hours
The training program consists of both classroom training and hands-on instrumentation practical exercises. Following completion of the training program a UA Certification Examination is provided. Trainees are not allowed to take the UA Instrumentation Technician Certification Examination without fully completing the training course, including the required hands-on practical exercises.
Instrumentation II
Course # PFJC-614.1
40 Hours
Requirement: Instrumentation Level I
The Level II Performance Exam is a performance bases assessment tool. Participants will be asked Discussion questions related to performance tasks and asked to calibrate three (3) of five (5) devises selected at random by the Exam Administrator. There is a three hour time period allowed for the Level II Performance Exam.
J-Beveling Coming Soon
Course # PFTC -
3 hours
A J-bevel is applied to the end of pipe or tubing designed to be welded together using a manual or automatic welding process. The bevel has an accurately machined land typically 1/16” that has a consistent thickness around the tube. This type of bevel is commonly used on heavy wall pipe installed in the power plant industry.
Lead Awareness
Course # PFJC-626
2 hours
This course is designed to recognize and avoid lead exposure and better understand the health hazards.
Master Mechanical HVAC Unlimited - Code Exam Prep
Preparation for the Master Mechanical HVAC Unlimited Air Conditioning License Exam. Resource materials and books will be provided. Exam Application cost=$45.00, Exam cost=$90.00
NFPA70E Awareness Program
Course # PFJC-617
8 hours
The training consists of class room instruction related to safety when exposed to potential arc flash hazards. Information will be provided related to safety equipment available, evaluating the hazard and calculating exposure levels. This is an introductry course to provide information about NFPA70E.
→ OSHA 10
NOW SCHEDULED
Course # PFJC-618
10 Hours
South Building, Room 6
Contact the Training Center for details or to sign up.
The training consists of material that meets the specified criteria to achieve OSHA 10 certification. Topics covered include: Introduction to OSHA standards, Electricity, Personal Protective Equipment, Health Hazards, Fall Protection, Caught Between, Struck By, Tools and Material Handling.
OSHA 30 Coming Soon
Course # PFJC-618.1
30 hours
Twenty additional hours within 6 months of obtaining the OSHA 10 certification meeting the specified criteria will qualify the participant for the OSHA 30 certification. Course will be 30 hours otherwise. Topics include: Confined Spaces, Fire Protection & Prevention, Trenches, Scaffolds, Drinking & Driving, Welding & Cutting, Cranes, Aerial Lifts, Stairways & Ladders and Excavations. Topics covered in the OSHA 10 hour course will also be covered.
→ Personal Finance Seminars
NOW SCHEDULED
Contact the Training Center for details or to sign up.
January 9 beginning at 5:00PM. South Building, Room 6
Personal Finance Seminars Modules 4 & 5 –
Module 4 is selecting strategies to use in handling credit and managing debt. Module 5 is demonstrating how to use various financial services.
Date: TBD. South Building, Room 6
Personal Finance Seminars Modules 6 & 7 –
Module 6 covers creating a personal insurance plan
Module 7 is examining how a choice of career and lifestyle will affect a financial plan.
Propress
Course # PFJC-625.9
2 Hours
The training consists of class room instruction provided by an Industry Representative. The joining process along with materials used will be presented.
Pump Alignment
Course # PFJC-627
4 hours
The class will provide general information about pump operation, determining impeller diameter using pump curves and assessing performance. We have four open drive assemblies that each person will have an opportunity to align using dial indicators
PVC Pipe Solvent Weld Cementing Training
Course # PFJC-625.22
3 Hours
This course describes the specifications and proper techniques of Solvent Weld Cementing various types of plastic pipe. After completing the course the student will take a practical exam that consists of gluing two 4” Schedule 80 PVC caps on to a 4” x 12” long piece of Schedule 80 PVC pipe. The students procedure and coupon will be visually evaluated by the instructor and then sent to a independent lab that will hydro test it at 750 PSI for 1 hour. If the student passes both tests, they will receive a certificate certifying them to weld plastic pipe accordingly to ASME 31.3 up to 16” Schedule 80 PVC pipe.
R-410a Safety & Training
Course # PFJC-619
8 hours
The training consists of class room instruction related to safety and installation of R-410a systems. Hands-on training utilizing a split system in our lab is provided. The class also includes information regarding retrofits using R-407c to replace R-22 in existing air conditioning systems. BENEFITS: This certification will provide the needed credentials for contractors to purchase and install equipment fitted with R-410a. At this time all local equipment vendors are accepting this certification to purchase and install R-410a equipment. The course exam fee is $30.00 per candidate.
Residential Heating & Cooling Basics Coming Soon
Course # PFJC-619.1
56 hours
Training will focus on installation, operation and service of Residential Heating and Cooling equipment. Class room and hands on activities will be conducted on 80+, 90+ gas fired furnaces and air cooled DX split systems. Refrigeration theory, EPA 608, refrigerant recovery and system charging will be included in the course. Electrical safety and troubleshooting techniques will also be presented.
Rigging Certification
Course # PFJC-620
60 hours
Instruction will provide in: planning your lift, using proper crane signals, hoist equipment usage and safety, and proper applications of slings and rigging hardware. This course is designed to prepare the participants for the written and practical exams to obtain rigging certification.
→ Steam Technology
NOW SCHEDULED
Course # PFJC-621
4 hours
South Building, Room 7
Contact the Training Center for details or to sign up.
This course will provide a review of steam science and technologies as applied to design and installation criteria. System piping, components and operation will be discussed. Hands-on labs will be provided with operational glass steam traps and heat exchanger.
Steward Training Coming Soon
Course # PFJC-622
6 hours
Tube Bending
Course # PFJC-614.2
16 hours
This course will provide resources and hands on training to become proficient at the art of tube bending.
UA Star HVAC Preparation Course
This course will familiarize you with the UA STAR HVACR Technician Certification exam and prepare you to take the exam through your local union. All of the categories covered by the exam will be reviewed in the class room. You will complete reading assignments and take a series of practice quizzes. The NITC proctored UA STAR HVACR Certification exam will be conducted at the Training Center. The cost of the exam is $128.00. UA Members passing the exam may qualify to receive 32 college credits from Washtenaw Community College.
Requirements/Prerequisites: Participant must have a minimum of 5 years’ experience in HVACR.
Valve Repair Certification
Course # PFJC-623
56 hours
Pending Certified Instructor availability.
Variable Frequency Drives Coming Soon
Course # PFJC-624
8 hours
This class will cover VFD theory and operation, HVAC applications, installation, programming and troubleshooting. Several different manufactured VFDs will be utilized in classroom and hands-on lab activities.
Prerequisite: Course #PFJC-617 (NFPA70E Awareness Program)
Victaulic Training
This course will cover Victaulic history, anatomy of a groove, types of couplings, valves, applications, tools and demonstration of product.
Welding-GTAW
Course # PFJC-625
56 hours
Prerequisite: Course #PFJC-624.1 (Welding-SMAW)
Welding-SMAW
Course # PFJC-625.1
56 hours
Welding-Orbital
Course # PFJC-625.2
56 hours
This course will cover the proper set-up of the various orbital welding power sources and accessories. Included will be the calibration of weld heads, proper joint preparations and variables affecting weld quality. The mechanic will learn how to develop weld schedules and perform calculations. The course goal is to prepare the member for certification.
Welding-Plastic Heat Fusion
Course # PFJC-625.3
12 hours
This course provides classroom and hands on activities related to the heat fusion process of plastic piping systems. Some applications include Geo-Thermal System piping and equipment connections.
→ Welding-Heavy Wall Wire Feed
Course # PFJC-625.4
40 hours
NOW SCHEDULING
Day or Night classes available.
Contact the Training Center for details
Welding-Weld Preheat, Post-Weld Heat Treatment
Seminar Topics
• Induction Heating Technology
• Air-Cooled System
• Liquid-Cooled System
• Set-Up
• Pre-Heating
• Stress-Relieving
• Multiple Joint Preheat and Stress Relieving
• Hot Tap Applications
• "Expand to Fit"
If you are looking to reduce your pre-heating time by up to 400% this free demonstration and seminar are for you!
Red-D-Arc offers the Miller ProHeat 35 for a variety of heat-treating processes and applications. Including pre-heat, post-weld heat treating, annealing, thick-film coating and lining removal. At this seminar you will learn how Red-D-Arc can assist you in setup, training, and application solutions, resulting in improved quality control, productivity and reduced costs.