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are the financial responsibility of each individual student PROGRAM
CHANGES
Due to certain unforeseen events, Local 30 must reserve the option to make
any changes in course offerings, scheduling, or descriptions as appear necessary
without prior notification to students.
Call Local 30 Apprentice Training today as class sizes are limited
at (718) 847-8484 ext. 235
ADVANCED
REFRIGERATION/SERVICE TECHNICIAN COURSE
This course is designed to
teach the student advanced concepts of heating, ventilation,
air conditioning and refrigeration systems. This
course begins with a review of the basic principles of
refrigeration and then moves into a discussion of topics
including electric, gas, oil and hydronic heating systems,
humidification and filtration, psychometry, air
conditioning, balancing and distribution, heat pumps and
domestic appliances. Included in this course will be
hands on service technician training.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Mon,
Wed |
Feb.
23, 2004 |
17
Weeks |
| Connecticut |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Mon,
Wed |
Feb.
4, 2004 |
17
Weeks |
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CHIEF
ENGINEERS LEADERSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT COURSE
This course offers a series
of twelve segments, which is combined into a continuing
class for Chief Engineers and those aspiring to be Chief
Engineers. Topics cover the organizational,
communication and technical skills critical to achieving
success in this capacity.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Long
Island |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Nov.
6, 2003 |
6
Weeks |
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EPA SECTION
608 - CFC COURSES
This 8-hour course offers
the student the ability, upon completion of the course, to
define/describe the significance of Rule 608. You will
be able to explain the effects of ozone depletion on plants,
animals and on human health. The student will also be
able to effectively detect leaks and accurately recover
and/or recycle refrigerants. Once you have received
your Universal License on the 100-question exam, you have
the ability to correctly dispose of refrigerants in
accordance with EPA regulations.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
8:30am-4:30pm |
Sat |
Aug.
23, 2003 |
1
Day |
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Sept.
20, 2003 |
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Oct.
25, 2003 |
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Nov.
22, 2003 |
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Jan.
10, 2004 |
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Feb.
7, 2004 |
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Mar.
13, 2004 |
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Apr.
3, 2004 |
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May
8, 2004 |
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| Connecticut |
8:30am-4:30pm |
Sat |
Oct.
18, 2003 |
1
Day |
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Mar.
27, 2004 |
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| Long
Island |
8:30am-4:30pm |
Sat |
Nov.
1, 2003 |
1
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Mar.
13, 2004 |
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| Westchester |
8:30am-4:30pm |
Sat |
Oct.
11, 2003 |
1
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Mar.
20, 2004 |
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INTRODUCTION
TO COMPUTERS AND COMPUTER PROGRAMS
This is a basic course in
which computers will be introduced to the student by
covering all aspects of Windows operating systems, keyboard
and mouse functions and instructions on Internet
access. The course will also train the student in
basic skills for Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel and
Microsoft PowerPoint.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Nov.
20, 2003 |
2
Days |
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Wed,
Mon |
Feb.
4, 2004 |
2
Days |
| Richmond
Hill |
8:30am-4:30pm |
Sat |
Apr.
3, 2004 |
1
Day |
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
July
8, 2004 |
2
Days |
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NATIONAL
INSTITUTE FOR THE UNIFORM LICENSING POWER ENGINEERS (NIULPE)
The health and safety of
many people depend upon the proper operation and functioning
of engineering equipment. An engineer must operate and
maintain equipment according to state and local laws and
codes. As a lower grade power engineer, they are under
the general direction of a chief engineer or engineer
holding a higher grade license whose license is equal to or
above the requirements needed to operate the plant.
They are to perform those duties prescribed by the higher
grade engineer. As they advance their licenses through experience and study,
they become qualified to take charge of an entire engineering
plant operation. Through on-the-job training and
application of study courses, a power engineer attains the
skills and knowledge required. There are five levels
of certifications starting from Fifth Class Engineer and
ending at Chief Engineer. The level of each student
will determine what level certificate his/her training will
cover.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Mon |
July
12, 2004 |
5
Weeks |
| Connecticut |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Wed |
Mar.
24, 2004 |
5
Weeks |
| Long
Island |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Wed |
Apr.
28, 2004 |
5
Weeks |
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300 HOUR
REFRIGERATION COURSE
This course is designed to
prepare the future Stationary Engineer the ability to
identify, troubleshoot, service and repair heating,
ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration
systems. Topics covered include, introduction to
theory of heat, matter and energy, refrigeration and
refrigerants, safety, refrigeration tools and equipment,
tubing and piping, system evacuation, refrigerant management
- recovery, recycling and reclaiming (EPA Rule 608), system
charging, equipment calibration, automatic controls,
electric motors and their application, motor starting and
troubleshooting, commercial refrigeration
applications. Included in this course will be the test
for the Universal CFC Certification. Upon the
completion of this course the student will be properly
trained on the rules and regulations of the State of New
York and be qualified to take the NYC Refrigeration
License Exam.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
|
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Mon,
Wed |
Oct.
27, 2003 |
33
Weeks |
This course will include
Saturday classes.
Dates and Times TO BE ANNOUNCED.
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NYC
REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS LICENSE PREPARATION
This course provides the
student with a thorough understanding of the refrigeration
process and the fundamentals of the HVAC System.
Instruction includes a thorough review of compressors,
condensers, receivers, evaporators, expansion valves,
economizers and their various drive units. Air
cleaning devices, indoor air quality, water conditioning and
treatment and plumbing systems are also discussed.
This course is designated to provide the proper training of
rules and regulations required by the State of New
York. This course is strictly a preparation course and does not
eliminate New York City time requirements.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Wed |
Oct.
8, 2003 |
10
Weeks |
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Mon,
Wed |
July
7, 2004 |
5
Weeks |
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NYC
REFRIGERATION ENGINEERS LICENSE PRACTICAL
This course is the second
part to the Refrigeration Preparation Course. It is a
hands-on class that prepares the student for the practical
exam.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thurs |
Dec
2, 2003* |
5
Weeks |
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue |
July
6, 2004 |
5
Weeks |
*Class
was originally scheduled for November 10th.
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NYC
HIGH PRESSURE BOILER ENGINEERS LICENSE PREPARATION
The Steam Preparation
Course offered by Local 30 was set up for candidates who
meet qualification for the New York City Exam for High
Pressure Boiler Operating Engineers. The course is
designed to prepare you for the written part of the
exam. During this course, a detailed review of
boilers, pumps, air compressors, steam engines, generators,
turbines, diesels, reciprocating equipment, fuels and
firing, high and low pressure codes, environmental
standards, mathematics and water treatment are
covered. This course is strictly a preparation course
and does not eliminate New York City time requirements.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Mon,
Wed |
Aug.
20, 2003 |
10
Weeks |
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
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TBA |
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NYC
HIGH PRESSURE BOILER ENGINEERS LICENSE PRACTICAL
This course is the second
part to the High Pressure Boiler Preparation Course.
It is a hands-on class that prepares you for the practical
exam.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
|
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue |
Sept.
9, 2003 |
5
Weeks |
| Richmond
Hill |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
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TBA |
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SYSTEMS
MAINTENANCE ADMINISTRATOR (SMA)
The System Maintenance
Administrator (SMA) is part of BOMI's certification
programs. It consists of three courses: Building
Design and Maintenance, Energy Management and Supervision.
These courses are designed to train Stationary and Chief
Engineers in all aspects of building operations, maintenance
policies and procedures.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT REQUIRED!!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Three
Parts 120 Hrs |
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| Connecticut |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Nov.
6, 2003 |
(Building
Design & Maintenance) |
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5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Jan.
8, 2004 |
(Energy
Management) |
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5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Feb.
19, 2004 |
(Supervision) |
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| Long
Island |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Dec.
4, 2003 |
(Building
Design & Maintenance) |
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5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Feb.
26, 2004 |
(Energy
Management) |
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5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Apr.
15, 2004 |
(Supervision) |
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| Westchester |
5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Nov.
6, 2003 |
(Building
Design & Maintenance) |
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5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Jan.
8, 2004 |
(Energy
Management) |
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5:30pm-8:30pm |
Tue,
Thu |
Feb.
19, 2004 |
(Supervision) |
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Homeland
Security Course
This class has been
developed as an awareness course in Homeland Security to
provide training for our nation's first responders to
terrorist attacks. Operating engineers are on duty,
round-the-clock, in our office buildings, hotels, hospitals,
schools, airports, entertainment facilities, and energy
production plants. Topics of discussion will include
Respiratory Protection, Personnel Protection, Chemical,
Radiological and Biological Threats Detection, as well as
Facility Design and Construction Awareness.
TWO WEEKS ADVANCED
REGISTRATION REQUIRED! THIS COURSE IS FREE OF CHARGE
TO LOCAL 30 MEMBERS!
| Location |
Time |
Days |
Begins |
Course
Lasts |
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| Richmond
Hill |
5:00pm-9:00pm |
Wed |
Oct.
8, 2003 |
1
Day |
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Nov.
5, 2003 |
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Dec.
3, 2003 |
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Jan.
7, 2004 |
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Feb.
4, 2004 |
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Mar.
3, 2004 |
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Apr.
7, 2004 |
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May
5, 2004 |
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June
2, 2004 |
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| Long
Island |
5:00pm-9:00pm |
Wed |
Oct.
15, 2003 |
1
Day |
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Jan.
14, 2004 |
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Mar.
10, 2004 |
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May
12, 2004 |
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| Connecticut |
5:00pm-9:00pm |
Wed |
Nov.
12, 2003 |
1
Day |
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Feb.
11, 2004 |
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Apr.
14, 2004 |
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