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Level One
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Boilermaking Safety,
Tools and Materials.
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Oxyfuel Cutting;
Cutting and Fitting Gaskets
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Welding Basics
Level Two
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Welding Symbols,
Drawings and Detail Sheets
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Tube Weld Preparation
& Fitting
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Pipe Hangers and
Supports, Fasteners
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Spring Can Supports
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Butt Weld Pipe
Fabrication
Level Three
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Boiler Pressure and Non
Pressure components
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Special Rigging
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Boiler Auxiliaries
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Towers and Exchangers
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Testing Piping Systems
and Equipment
Level Four
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Advanced Trade Math,
Blueprint Reading
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Advanced Towers &
Exchangers and Boiler Tube Systems
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Advanced Pipe
Fabrication
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Stress Relieving and
Quality Assurance
Level One
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Orientation to the
Trade
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Wood Building
Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives
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Hand and Power Tools
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Flooring Systems, Wall
and Ceiling Framing, Roof Framing
Level Two
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Reading Plans and
Elevations
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Site Layout One –
Distance Measurement & Leveling
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Introduction to
Concrete and Reinforcing Materials
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Foundations and
Flatwork, Concrete Forms
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Reinforcing Concrete,
Handling and Placing Concrete
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Manufactured Forms
Level Three
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Exterior Finish, Roof
Applications
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Thermal and Moisture
Protection
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Stairs, Framing with
Metal Studs
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Drywall One –
Installation; Drywall Two - Finishing
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Interior Finish –
Doors, Suspended Ceilings, Window, Ceiling Trim, Floor, Cabinet Installation
Level Four
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Site Layout Two –
Angular Measurement
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Advanced – Roof, Floor,
Wall and Stairs
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Introduction to Light
Equipment
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Welding
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Metal Buildings
Level One
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Electrical Safety
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Hand Bending
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Electrical Theory One
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Electrical Test
Equipment
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Introduction to
National Electric Code
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Raceways, Boxes, Fittings
and Conductors
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Introduction to
Electrical Blueprints
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Wiring: Commercial and
Industrial
Level Two
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Grounding, Conduit
Bending, Boxes and Fittings
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Conductor Installation,
Termination and Splices
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Installation of
Electrical Services
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Circuit Breakers,
Fuses, Contactors and Relays
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Electric Lighting
Level Three
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Load Calculations -
Branch Circuits
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Conductor Selection,
Calculations and Overcurrent Protection
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Raceway Box and Fitting Fill Requirements and
Wiring Devices
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Distribution Equipment
and System Transformers
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Lamps, Ballasts, Components
Level Four
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Load Calculations, Feeders and Services
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Standby, Emergency,
Fire and Alarm Systems
Level One
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Basic Safety &
Intro to Construction Math
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Wood Building
Materials, Fasteners and Adhesives
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Hand and Power Tools
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Flooring Systems, Wall
and Ceiling Framing
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Windows and Exterior
Doors
Level Two
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Site Layout One: Distance Measuring and Leveling
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Introduction to
Concrete & Reinforcing Materials
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Foundations, Flatwork
and Concrete Forms
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Reinforcing, Handling
and Placing Concrete
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Manufactured Forms
Level Three
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Stairs
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Framing with Metal
Studs
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Suspended Ceilings
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Interior Finish: Doors and Windows
Level One
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Electrical Safety,
Theory One and Two
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Electrical Test
Equipment
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Raceways, Boxes,
Fittings and Conductors
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Introduction to
Electrical Blueprints
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Wiring: Commercial and Industrial
Level Two
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Alternating Current,
Grounding and Conduit Bending
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Motors: Theory and Application
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Boxes, Fittings and
Cable Trays
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Conductor Installation,
Termination and Splices
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Installation of
Electric Services
Level Three
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Conductor Selection,
Calculations and Overcurrent Protection
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Raceway, Box and
Fitting Requirements
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Distribution Equipment
and System Transformers
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Motor Controls and
Hazardous Locations
Level Four
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Heat Tracing and Freeze
Protection
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High Voltage
Termination and Splices
Level One
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Basic Safety and Tools
of the Trade
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Characteristics of Pipe
Insulation
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Installing Pipe
Fittings, Valves and Flanges
Level Two
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Installing Calcium Silicate/Expanded
Perlite Pipe Insulation
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Installing Mineral
Wool, Rigid Roam and Board and Block Insulation
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Cement and Fabric
Finishes and Mastics
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Chilled and Hot Water
Heating Systems
Level Three
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Trade Math
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Adhesives and Their
Uses
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Jacketing Fabrication –
Piping and Fitting and Vessels and Equipment
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Sheet Metal Lagging
Level One
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Basic Safety, Tools,
Equipment, Blueprints and Processes of the Trade
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Means and Methods of
Access
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Construction
Cranes: One
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Rigging for
Ironworking: One
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Material Handling and
Storage
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Structural
Ironworking: One
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Plumbing, Aligning,
Fastening and Guying
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Oxyfuel Cutting
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Field Fabrication: One
Level Two
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Trade Math and
Blueprint Reading – Two
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Rigging for Ironworking
- Two
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Structural Ironworking
– Two
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Construction Cranes -
Two
Level Three
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Demolition
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Structural Ironworking
– Three
Industrial Maintenance Electrician
Level One
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Basic Safety,
Introduction to Construction Math, Introduction to Power Tools and Basic
Rigging
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Electrical Test
Equipment
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Electrical Safety
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Hand Bending (Conduit)
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Electrical Theory – Two
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Electrical Test
Equipment (focus on Medium Voltage)
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Introduction to
Electrical Blueprints
Level Two
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Wiring: Commercial and Industrial (focus on Material
Identification)
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Grounding
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Conductor Terminations and
Splices
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Circuit Breakers,
Fuses, Contactors and Relays
Level Three
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Hazardous Locations
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Motor Controls
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Motor Maintenance –
Part Two
Level Four
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Specialty Transformers
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Heat Tracing and Freeze
Protection
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Standby and Emergency
Systems (focus on UPS – Uninterruptible Power Supplies
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Programmable Logic
Controllers
Level Five
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Preventative and
Predictive Maintenance
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
Level One
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Basic Safety,
Introduction to Construction Math, Introduction to Power Tools and Basic
Rigging
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Basic Layout
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Structural Ironworking
– One
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Oxyfuel Cutting
Level Two
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Field Sketching
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Lubrication
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Piping Systems
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Fasteners and Steam
Traps
Level Three
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Testing Piping Systems
and Equipment
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Prealignment for
Drilling and Tapping
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Gaskets and Packing
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Boiler Pressure and Non
Pressure Components
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Boiler Auxiliaries,
Towers and Exchangers
Level Four
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Identifying, Installing
and Maintaining Valves
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Steam Systems
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Advanced Towers and
Exchangers
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Planning Work
Activities
Level Five
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Drawings and Symbols
Level Four
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Safety, Ladders,
Scaffolds, Lifts and Fall Protection
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Surface Preparation
One: Manual
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Surface Preparation
Two: Abrasive Blasting
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Industrial Coatings
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Coating
Applications/Equipment
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Quality Control,
Assurance and Inspection
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Coatings, Failures and
Analysis
Level One
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Introduction to
Construction Math
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Pipefitting Hand and
Power Tools
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Threaded Pipe
Fabrications
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Ladders and Scaffolds
Level Two
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Underground Pipe
Installation
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Drawings and Detail
Sheets
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Pipefitting Trade Math
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Socket Weld and Butt
Weld Pipe Fabrication
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Rigging
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Pipe Hangers and
Supports
Level Three
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Advanced Blueprint
Reading
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Standards and
Specifications
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Introduction to Above
Ground Pipe Installation
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Identifying and
Installing Valves
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Field Routing and
Vessel Trim
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Spring Can Supports
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Testing Piping Systems
and Equipment
Level Four
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Advanced Pipe
Fabrication
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Stress Relieving and
Aligning
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In-Line Specialties
Level One
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Basic Safety and
Introduction to Hand Tools
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Hand and Power Tools
for Instrumentation
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Electrical Safety
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Metallurgy for
Instrumentation
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Fasteners, Gaskets and
Packing
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Instrument Drawings and
Documents: Part One
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Lubricants, Sealants
and Cleaners
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Flow, Pressure, Level
and Temperature
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Tubing
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Piping – 2” and Under
Level Two
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Craft Related
Mathematics
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Instrumentation
Drawings and Documents: Part Two
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Elements, Transmitters,
Transducers and Displacers
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Control Valves,
Actuators and Positioners
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Panel and Field
Mounting Instruments
Level Three
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Layout Tubing and
Piping Systems
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Measure, Bend, Install
and Support Tubing and Piping
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Perform Pressure and
Leak Testing on Tubing and Piping
Level One
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Electrical Safety
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Electrical Systems for
Instrumentation
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Instrument Drawings and
Documents: Part One
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Flow, Pressure, Level
and Temperature
Level Two
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Craft Related
Mathematics
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Process Control Theory
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Elements, Transmitters,
Transducers and Displacers
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Controllers, Recorders
and Indicators
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Control Valves,
Actuators and Positioners
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Relays, Timers,
Switches and Photoelectric Devices
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Filters, Regulators and
Dryers
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Analyzers and Monitors
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Stand – Mounted
Instruments
Level Three
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Identify and Apply
Instrumentation Circuitry
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Apply Proper Grounding
and Shielding of Instrumentation Wiring
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Terminate Conductors
Level Four
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Identify and Use
Calibration Test Equipment
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Calibrate for –
Temperature, Flow, Level, Pressure and Valves
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Perform Continuity
Check per Loop and Verify Mechanical Installation
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Perform Final
Calibration Checks, Simulate and Prove Loop
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Troubleshoot Loop
Level One
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Basic Safety and Layout
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Oxyfuel Cutting
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SMAW Equipment and
Setup
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Millwright Hand Tools
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Cutting and Fitting
Gaskets
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Fasteners
Level Two
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Intermediate Trade
Math, Blueprint Reading
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Specialty and
Millwright Power Tools
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Light Lifting Devices
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Lubrication
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Introduction to
Bearings
Level Three
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Precision Measuring
Tools
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Installing Couplings,
Packing, Mechanical Seals, Belt and Chain Drives, Fans and Blowers, Bearings
and Seals
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Prealignment for
Drilling and Tapping
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Fabricating Shims
Level Four
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Conveyors
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Troubleshooting and
Repairing Compressors, Pumps and Gearboxes
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Setting Baseplates and
Soleplates
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Conventional Alignment
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Pumps
Level Five
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Advanced Blueprint
Reading
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Turbines
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Troubleshoot and Repair
Turbine Equipment
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AC/DC Motor Operation
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Preventive and
Predictive Maintenance
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Performing Reverse and
Laser Alignment
Level One
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Basic Principles of Cranes
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Rigging Practices
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Crane Safety
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Operating a Crane
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Communication
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Preventive Maintenance
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Load Charts
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Computer Aids
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Load Dynamics
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Site Conditions and Set Up
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Emergency Procedures
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Lifting a Load
Level One
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Trade Safety, Math,
Tools and Equipment
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Stationary Scaffolds
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Mobile Scaffolds
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Suspension Scaffolds