Credentialing for Multicraft Students
Prepare to take a nationally-recognized, competency-based testing/certification program. Most students choose to concentrate on either Industrial or Facility maintenance. Industrial maintenance specialists take the Industrial Maintenance Mechanic Exam. Facility maintenance specialists take the Building Trades Maintenance Exam. Other credential testing may be scheduled during or after completion of particular classes:
HVAC = CFC/EPA Refrigerant License,
R-410 Safety Certificate and the ICE Exam
Welding = AWS-D1.1 Structural Welding Exam
Cost & Schedule
*Average cost of tuition, $6530 MC9100
books, supplies & fees
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 815 – 1390 hours
(determined by modules chosen)
*Cost varies with the classes selected. Tools are helpful, but not required. Contact: Larry Weber at (740) 364-2259.
You may start at the beginning of any class. The classes described below may be taken alone or as options within the Multicraft Maintenance program. To receive a certificate for the Multicraft Maintenance program, you must complete at least 6 modules and 815 hours. Prior credit may be granted for a class if sufficient work experience or training can be documented.
Blueprint Reading and Schematics
Learn the essential symbols, views and standards, as well as plumbing, carpentry, machining, welding, mechanics, HVAC, wiring and more. As a foundational class, it covers both mechanical and architectural print reading. You’ll practice surveying, plot planning and layout. Instructor: Jack Ransom
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $988 MC9101
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 115 hours
Aug 23 – Sept 30
Machining for Maintenance Workers A
Practice using lathes, mills, OD/ID grinders, surface grinders, drill presses, and related tools and gauges. You may take A for 115 hours, or you may choose B for a deeper and wider experience. Learn essential math, measurement and blueprint skills. Any level of experience is acceptable.
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1220 MC9102A
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 115 hours
Aug 23 – Sept 30
Machining for Maintenance B
(See text for Machining for Maintenance Workers A)
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $2053 MC9102B
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 230 hours
Aug 23 – Nov 11
Pipefitting and Related Plumbing
Learn proper fit-up procedures, screw, sweat, PVC and joint fittings, hangers, supports, transit, layout, measurement, plumbing math and blueprint reading for installation and maintenance. Plus, practice soldering, fusion, plastic joining, compression fittings, threading, cutting, etc. Instructor: Jack Ransom
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $968 MC9103
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 115 hours
Oct 4 – Nov 11
Welding
Use SMAW (STICK), GTAW (TIG), and GMAW (MIG) processes; plus, oxyacetylene and plasma arc cutting. You’ll cover safety, symbols, related math, nomenclature, fusion of metals, electrode identification and equipment set-up. Students who value welding certification are encouraged to take the AWS-D1.1 Structural Welding Class that immediately follows this class on Jan 25, ’11.
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1178 MC9104
M-TH 5 – 10 p.m. 150 hours
Nov 15, ’10 – Jan 24 ’11
AWS-D1.1 Structural Welding
Certification Course and Test
Take this 10-night, 60-hour course to prepare for the D1.1 test. Become an AWS Certified Welder upon successful completion of D1.1. Prerequisite: Welding skills. Instructor: Tim Broseus
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1400 MC9105
(includes test & certification fee)
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 60 hours
Jan 25 – Feb 9, ’11
Principles and Practices of Electricity
Learn basic AC/DC circuits, Ohm’s Law, safety, magnetism, transformers, capacitors and resistance, as well as series and parallel circuits. This course is a must for beginning electricians or those wanting a refresher in electrical basics. Highly recommended for students planning to attend the following courses: Electrical Wiring & NEC, Industrial Control Systems, PLCs, HVAC, or Hydraulics/Pneumatics. For more information, call (740) 364-2259. Instructor: Don Dean
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $410 MC9114
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 50 hours
Jan 26 – Feb 9, ’11
Electrical Wiring and NEC Code
Learn residential and light commercial wiring, circuits, conduit bending, NEC Code, etc. If you want an entry-level job as an electrician or to reinforce knowledge of installation, trouble-shooting and repair of electrical systems, this is the course for you. Instructor: Vivian Gluzinski
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1088 MC9107
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 135 hours
Feb 14 – Apr 7, ’11
Industrial Electricity and Control Systems Maintenance I
(Allows you to select the exact competencies needed.) Practice systematic troubleshooting and problem solving on a wide variety of industry-like failures and faults. Once the core competencies have been demonstrated, you can customize your study by choosing several of the following units of instruction:
•Electrical Control Systems
•Electric Motor Control
•AC/DC Circuits
•Intro to Process Controls
•Motor Control System Troubleshooting
•Rotating Electrical
•Intro to Electronic Drive Machines
•Control Panel Wiring
Call (740) 364-2259 for more details. Instructor: Donald Dean
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1275 MC9108
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 135 hours
Feb 14 – Apr 7, ’11
Industrial Electricity and Control Systems Maintenance II
Continue mastering industrial controls and learn to diagnose and repair PLC (Programmable Logic Controllers) systems. You’ll refine the competencies learned in Industrial Electricity & Control Systems Maintenance I and advance to the following lessons:
•AC Electronic Drives
•Electro-Fluid Power Systems
•DC Electronic Drives
•CNC System Troubleshooting
•PLC Troubleshooting
•Programmable Controllers
•PLC Ladder Logic & Programming
Call (740) 364-2259 for more details. Instructor: Donald Dean
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1165 MC9109
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 120 hours
Apr 11 – May 19, ’11
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
Concentrate on troubleshooting and repair of combustion, heat transfer, sizing of heating systems, refrigeration cycle, etc. Includes geothermal and hydronic systems. Includes CFC and R-410 licensure test. Safety glasses required.
Instructor: Jody Litten/Dustin Evans
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1595 MC9110
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 175 hours
Apr 11 – June 9, ’11
Hydraulics, Pneumatics and Industrial Mechanics
Learn and practice these maintenance competencies at both the component and integrated systems level. Plus, practice troubleshooting on industry equipment.
•Basic Hydraulics
•Intermediate Hydraulics
•Hydraulic Troubleshooting
•Basic Pneumatics
•Intermediate Pneumatics
•Mechanical Systems 1–4
•Electro-Fluid Power Systems, continued
•Process Controls
Call (740) 364-2259 for more details. Instructor: Donald Dean
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1238 MC9112
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 130 hours
May 23 – July 6, ’11
Facility Maintenance
Learn to repair certain aspects of existing residential and light commercial buildings, such as drywall repair, drywall finishing, door hanging, window sash replacement, cabinet hanging, countertop installation, laying and repairing a variety of flooring materials, roof repair, etc. Instructor: Jack Ransom
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $797 MC9111
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 90 hours
June 13 – July 13, ’11 (Option A)
or
Tuition, Fees, Books & Supplies $1123 MC9111
M – TH 5 – 10 p.m. 135 hours
June 13 – July 27, ’11 (Option B)
Note: Option B is for those enrolling after July 31, ’10