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Earn an AutoCAD certificate at Upper Cape Tech and have the valuable knowledge of Computer Aided Drafting. AutoCAD used by builders, architects, cabinet makers, mechanical engineers, civil design, landscape designers, and more. |
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Journeyman Plumbing (Code & Theory) This course consists of 75 hours of the Massachusetts plumbing and gas code review as well as service and troubleshooting plumbing problems in the field. The course meets the requirements toward the 550 classroom hours required by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for those who wish to take the Journeyman’s Plumbing and Gas Pipe Fitters’ Exam. Prerequisite: Must be a registered apprentice prior to September 2008. Textbook requirement: Updated Massachusetts Plumbers’ Code Book and 2002 Fuel Gas Code.
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Journeyman Plumbing Tier IV Graduates of a Vocational Technical School with a Plumbing major are eligible to take this course. This course consists of 60 hours of Massachusetts plumbing and gas code. Topics include: introduction to drains, waste and vents, allowable material traps, cleanout code, water supply, math, gas blueprints and definitions. Course Requirements: Must be a registered apprentice in plumbing and must have copies of Massachusetts Uniform State Plumbing Code 248 CMR 2005 Edition and NFPA 58 2001 Edition.
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Journeyman Plumbing (30-Hour Course) Opportunity to obtain additional hours toward the required 550 hours necessary to apply for the state Journeyman's Plubming and Gas Pipe Fitters' Exam.
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“Very informative. Gives good grasp on Plumbing gas coding. Helps prepare for test. Schedule is awesome. Good discussions.” - Tim Govoni |
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| Electrical Code and Theory Would you like to become a licensed electrician/journeyman? According to the Massachusetts State Board of Electrical Examiners, before you take the licensing exam you must first complete: • 8,000 hours of employment as a learner or apprentice under the direct supervision of a licensed electrician; Note: You may complete the above two requirements in any order or perform both concurrently. |
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Journeyman Electrical I (Code & Theory) Part of a 600-hour course teaching electrical theory and code necessary to apply for the State Journeyman’s Electrical Exam. This course is designed for students with fewer than 150 classroom hours of electrical theory and code. Textbook requirement: National Electrical Code Book with Massachusetts amendments.
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Journeyman Electrical II (Code & Theory) Part of a 600-hour course teaching electrical theory and code necessary to apply for the State Journeyman’s Electrical Exam. This course is designed for those students with more than 150 classroom hours of electrical theory and code. Textbook: National Electrical Code Book with Massachusetts amendments.
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Journeyman Electrical III & IV (Code & Theory) This class is for those who are close to obtaining the required hours to sit for the State Journeyman’s Electrical Exam. Students should have 270 hours to enroll in this course. Enrollment is limited. Textbook: National Electrical Code Book with Massachusetts amendments.
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Electrical (Code & Theory) (30-Hour Course) Opportunity to obtain additional hours toward the required 600 hours necessary to apply for the State Journeyman's Electrical Eaxam.
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Municipal Wastewater Training Prepare to take a Massachusetts Municipal Grade 1-4 Certification Exam. This course will provide an overview of the basic concepts of preliminary, primary, biological and tertiary treatment, the function of related equipment and support systems and the environmental responsibilities requried to safely and properly operate, maintain and manage a Municipal Treatment Facility. Students will learn OSHA confined space entry and equipment lock out tag out.
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Industrial Wastewater Training
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Marine Engine Repair
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Basic Surveying Certificate Course
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Introduction to Welding This course covers the basics of welding including safety on the job. It is a hands-on course. Work the bench under the guidance of the instructors.
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Basic Automotive Repair Familiarize yourself with all systems of the automobile and save heaps of money doing it yourself. Become aware of noises and symptoms and learn basic auto repairs. Lubrication, brakes, ignition, starting system, suspension, electrical and cooling systems are subjects that will be reviewed. Students will have an opportunity to work on their own vehicle.
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| OSHA 10-Hour Construction Outreach Course This course is designed for construction workers, foremen, job supervisors, and anyone involved in the construction industry. OSHA recommends Outreach Training Program courses as an orientation to occupational safety and health for workers covered by OSHA 29 CFR 1926. Workers must receive additional training, when required by OSHA standards, on the specific hazards of the job. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA 10-Hour Construction Outreach course completion card within four to six weeks. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts recently passed a law that requires OSHA Outreach training for all employees on publicly funded construction jobs with an estimated value of more than $10,000 – be it new work, renovation, demolition, installation, maintenance, or repair of any public works or building by a public agency.
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OSHA 10-Hour General IndustryTraining This course is ideal for supervisors with safety and health responsibilities and for employee safety and health awareness. Students will be introduced to OSHA policies, procedures and standards as well as general industry safety and health principles covered in OSHA Act Part 1910. Special emphasis will be placed on areas most hazardous using OSHA standards as a guide. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will receive an OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Outreach DOL course completion card within four to six weeks.
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Nail Technician Licensing Course Upon completion, students will be eligible to take the exam for a Massachusetts Manicure License. The course will cover both theory and hand-on practice and includes such topics as safety/sanitation; first aid; hygiene and anatomy; basic manicuring with hand and arm massage; artificial nail techniques; gel and wrap techniques; professional ethics; and salon management.
“I thoroughly enjoyed and received a lot of knowledge from this class (manicuring). My teacher is well-informed and pleasant to be around. Sandra Duquette Owner/Esthetician “I enjoy and look forward going to class and doing nails with a pleasant teacher”. Heather Rainville “I found this manicure class very knowledgeable but pleasant
in a great atmosphere; with a teacher who is very professional,
helpful and personable”. Erica Aucoin |
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Preparation for Refrigeration Technician's Exam This course will cover basic theory principles needed to cover the requirements set by the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety, in order to take the refrigeration technician's exam. Topics will include:
This course provides students with 100 hours of refrigeration theory and an EPA license in order to purchase and work with refrigerants. Classes will consist of lectures, PowerPoint presentations, and small demonstrations using small components and tools.
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