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Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance Training

Designed for the tradesperson with both mechanical and electrical responsibilities

Focusing on pipefitting; heating, ventilation, and air conditioning; and electrical equipment and systems, the Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance curriculum is comprehensive and adaptable to your employees' needs.

Along with pre-technical foundation skills such as industrial math and measurements, students learn the fundamentals, plus maintenance procedures and troubleshooting. Program graduates can be expected to:

Perform multi-craft tasks associated with in-plant maintenance.
Read shop prints and electrical blueprints.
Identify the tools, equipment, and skills used in industrial plumbing, pipefitting, and HVAC.
Understand DC and AC principles and components including motors, controllers, and PLC's.
Install and test electrical wires, circuits, and equipment using the correct equipment, materials, and procedures for safe operation.

You can work with your Training Consultant to devise an individualized program or follow the complete Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance Training course list below.

Mechanical and Electrical Maintenance Training Course List

PRE-TECHNICAL FOUNDATION SKILLS

Industrial Safety	Block X23
Trades Safety: Getting Started	186001
Working Safely with Chemicals	186002
Fire Safety	186003
Safe Handling of Pressurized Gases and Welding	186004
Electrical Safety for the Trades	186005
Material Handling Safety	186006
Machine Shop Safety	186007
Basic Industrial Math	Block X21
Addition and Subtraction	186008
Multiplication and Division	186009
Fractions, Percents, Proportions, and Angles	186010
Metric System	186011
Formulas	186012
Introduction to Algebra	186013
Practical Geometry and Trigonometry	5567
Introduction to Print Reading	186039
Dimensioning	186040
Tolerancing and Symbols	186041
Sectional Views and Simplified Drafting	186042
Reading Shop Prints	6720A-B
Preventive Maintenance	286085
Preventive Maintenance Techniques	286086
Using the Vernier Caliper (Video)	VB0301
Introduction to the Outside Micrometer (Video)	VB0302

PIPEFITTING AND HVAC

Industrial Plumbing and Pipefitting	Block D20
The Trades of Plumbing and Pipefitting	286040
Pipes, Fittings, and Valves	286041
Plumbing and Pipefitting Tools	286042
Joining and Assembling Pipes	286043
Supporting, Installing, and Testing Pipes	286044
Plumbing Fixtures and Appliances	286045
Tanks, Pumps, and Boilers	286046
Insulation for Piping and Ducting	286047
Pipefitting Practice	5581
Principles of Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning	6447A-B
Air Conditioning Systems	6084A-B
Erecting	2246A-B

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE SKILLS

DC Principles	Block A21
Nature of Electricity	086001
Circuit Analysis and Ohm's Law	086002
Capacitors and Inductors	086003
Magnetism and Electromagnetism	086004
Conductors, Insulators, and Batteries	086005
DC Motors and Generator Theory	086006
Optional Laboratory Experiments:
Electronics Workbench	086800
Electronics Workbench Lab Manual for DC Principles (Block A21)	387009C
AC Principles	Block A22
Alternating Current	086007
Alternating Current Circuits	086008
Inductors in AC Circuits	086009
Capacitors in AC Circuits	086010
Transformers	086011
Alternators	086012
Electrical Energy Distribution	086013
Rectification and Basic Electronic Devices	086014
Electronics Workbench Lab Manual for AC Principles (Block A22)	387012C
Analog Circuit Measurement	Block A23
Basic Test Equipment	086025
Troubleshooting with Volt-Ohm-Milliamp Meters (VOMs)	086026
Using Basic Oscilloscopes	086027
Electronics Workbench Lab Manual: Experiments in Electrical Measurements (Block A23)	387014C
Working with Multimeters	006021
Electrical Equipment	Block A24
Conductors and insulators in industry	086070
Working with conduit	086071
Electrical Boxes	086072
Industrial panels, and raceways	086073
Connecting electrical equipment, part 1	086074
Connecting electrical equipment, part 2	086075
Industrial fuses	086076
Industrial circuit breakers	086077
Plugs, receptacles and lampholders	086078
Industrial switches	086079
Industrial relay ladder logic	086080
Industrial relays, contractors and solenoids	086081
Reading Electrical Schematic Diagrams	006022
Electrical Blueprint Reading	006036
Electrical Lamps, Part 1	006031
Electrical Lamps, Part 2	006032
Lighting Control	006033
Electrical Heating	006034
Electrical Grounding	086E01
Electrical Wiring Practices	086E02
National Electrical Code (2002 Code and Textbook Course)	5177EM
Transformers	4040
Analog Electronic Components	Block B23
Basic Semiconductor Components: Diodes	086019
Basic Semiconductor Components: Transistors	086020
Switching Devices	086021
Electronic Sensors	086022
Special Rectifiers: Electron Tubes	086023
Optoelectronic and Fiber Optic Components	086024
Electronics Hardware	086040

MOTORS, CONTROLLERS, AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Industrial DC Motors	086051
Industrial AC Motors	086052
Controlling Industrial Motors	086053
Motor Control Fundamentals (for Programmable Logic Controllers)	006010
Industrial Motor Control (for Programmable Logic Controllers), Part 1	006011
Industrial Motor Control (for Programmable Logic Controllers), Part 2	006012
Industrial Motor Applications	4341
Control Technology for Technicians	286M04
Predictive Maintenance	286087
Predictive Maintenance: Vibration Analysis	286088
Predictive Maintenance: Advanced Topics	286089
Troubleshooting Industrial Electrical, Electronic, and Computer Systems	Block B26
Industrial Electronic Troubleshooting	086064
Electronic Troubleshooting of Industrial Motor Controllers	086065
Troubleshooting Sensing Devices and Systems	086066
Troubleshooting Industrial Control Systems and Output Devices	086067
Troubleshooting Industrial Computer Systems and Software	086068
Industrial Computer Networks	086069

Estimated Program Duration: 791 hours (excluding videos and optional lab experiments).

Number of Exams: 115.

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