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Homeland Security Training
Non-Member : $200 payable to JAC
Member: $100 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Book and Certification Card
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This 9 Hr. course
covers topical issues and raises questions about our readiness to protect
people and property in an emergency situation.
- Chemical Agents
- Radiological Agents
- Biological Agents
- Dirty Bombs
- Toxicology
- Communication Protocol
- Emergency Response
- Disaster Clean Up
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Respiratory Protection
- Vulnerabilities at the Worksite
- Material Safety Data Sheets
- Crisis Management Training
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Chief Engineers Course
Non-member:
$450 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $305 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start of class.
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
The 39 Hr. Chief
Engineer's Course covers the organizational, communication, and technical
skills critical to becoming a successful Chief Engineer. The Chief
Engineer must wear many hats: technical advisor, manager, planner,
communicator, counselor, and, above all, leader. These skills take
time to develop. This course will enhance the student's present skills
and will demonstrate techniques and procedures that will develop these
abilities on the job.
- Benefits of Internal Work Force
- Budget Preparation
- Establishing Energy Budgets
- Human Relations
- Planning and Time Management
- Recommended Skills Levels
- Record Keeping
- Reports and Presentations
- Utilization of Computer Programs
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Advanced Engineer Training II
(First-Class Upgrade)
Feb. 6 - Jun. 18 (W 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-member:
$500 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC
14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 60 Hr.
course prepares students to take the newly formatted District of Columbia First-Class Steam
Engineer exam. Applicants for the licenses must have at least four
years of steam and refrigeration experience and meet the applicable
requirements for the exam which they intend to take. This review
course is intense and requires a significant amount of study in conjunction
with classroom instruction.
- Reciprocating, Centrifugal and Absorption Systems
- Boiler Water Treatment and Testing
- Electric, Gas, Oil, Hydronic and Alternative Heat
- Refrigeration Systems, Expansion Devices
- Refrigerants, Safety, Tools, Equipment, Tubing and Piping
- Trouble Shooting Chilled Water Systems
- Fire Tube and Water Tube Boiler Construction
- Electric and Special Application Boilers
- Mechanical Code 2000 Refrigeration
- Mechanical Code 2000 Boilers
- Mechanical Code 2000 Math
- Combustion, Burners and Controls
- Boiler Auxiliaries and External Water Treatment
- Boiler Water Problems and Treatment
- In Service Problems and Inspections
- Maintenance and Repair
- Boiler Plant Training - Performance and Efficiency
- Field Trip
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Advanced Engineer Training I
(Third-Class Upgrade)
Mar. 12 - Jul. 23 (W 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $500 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and
balance of $315 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 60 Hr.
course prepares students to take the newly formatted District of Columbia Third-Class, and
Maryland First-Class Steam Engineer exams. Applicants for the licenses
must have at least four years of steam and refrigeration experience and meet
the applicable requirements for the exam which they intend to take.
This review course is intense and requires a significant amount of study in
conjunction with classroom instruction.
- Fire and Water Tube Boiler Construction
- Electric and Special Application Boilers
- Mechanical Code 2000 Refrigeration
- Mechanical Code 2000 Boilers
- Mechanical Code 2000 Math
- Boiler Connections and Controls
- Field Trip
- Combustions, Burners and Controls
- Boiler Auxiliaries and External Water Treatment
- Basic Water Treatment
- Boiler Water Problems and Treatment
- In Service Problems and Inspections
- Maintenance and Repair
- Boiler Plant Training - Performance and Efficiency
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Energy Conservation Course
Non-member:
$450 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and
balance of $305 payable to JAC
14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
The Energy Conservation Course prepares today's engineer to meet the energy challenges
of the future. Students that complete this extensive training and pass IUOE-proctored
exams will receive the designation of Certified Energy Specialist. In 75
hours of concentrated study, stationary engineers will learn:
- Basic Energy Calculations
- Metering and Monitoring
- Alternate Energy Systems
- Lighting
- Building Automation Systems
- Combustion Devices
- Steam and Condensate Systems
- HVAC Systems
- Major Facility Systems
- Project Management
- Energy Audits
- Energy Bills
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Indoor Air Quality
Non-Member : $450 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $250
payable to JAC
14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 75 Hr. course enables students to prevent and correct indoor air quality problems.
Emphasis is placed on the development and maintenance of an effective
preventative maintenance program. In addition, students are taught the
importance of maintaining the HVAC equipment according to manufacturers'
specifications.
- Actuators, Controlled Devices, and DDCs
- Air Sampling, Air Volume, and Air Circulation
- Carbon Monoxide, Formaldehyde, Radon, Asbestos and Lead
- Construction, Repair and Renovation, and MSDS Sheets
- Developing a Preventive Maintenance Program
- HVAC General System Maintenance, Testing and Balancing
- Introduction and Scope of Indoor Air Quality Problems
- Trouble Shooting IAQ Complaints, Working
Conditions, and IAQ Illness
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HVACR II
Feb. 7 - May 8 (T, TH 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $490 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 75 Hr. course is designed to provide practical applications and troubleshooting
information for heating, refrigeration, and air conditioning systems.
Electric, gas, oil, hydronic, and alternative heat applications will be
taught.
- Building Comfort through Psychometric Chart Use
- Air Cooled and Water Cooled HVACR Systems
- Troubleshooting Electronic Air Cleaners and Air Purifiers
- Energy Savings of High Efficiency Equipment
- Reciprocating Air Conditioning Systems
- Centrifugal Air Conditioning Systems
- Absorption Air Conditioning Systems
- Commercial Refrigeration Expansion Devices
- Troubleshooting Commercial Evaporators,
Condensers and Compressors
- Troubleshooting HVACR Controls
- Repairing Walk-In Coolers and Water Coolers
- Sizing Duct Work and Refrigerant Piping
- Retrofitting Existing Systems
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HVACR I
Feb. 7 - May 15 (T, TH 6:00 pm -
9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $490 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 75 Hr. course identifies the basic elements of heat transfer as they apply to air
conditioning and refrigeration, as well as to direct expansion and continues
through the centrifugal and absorption systems.
- Air Distribution and Balance, and Control Installation
- Cooling Towers and Pumps
- Domestic Refrigeration and Heat Pumps
- Electric Heat and Electric Air Conditioning
- Electric, Gas, Oil, Hydronic and Alternative Heat
- Evaporators, Condensers, Compressors and Motors
- High - and - Low Pressure Centrifugals and Absorbers
- Humidification and Filtration
- Introduction/Theory of Heat, Matter and Energy
- Recover, Recycle, Reclaim - System Evacuation and System Charging
- Refrigeration Systems, Expansion Devices
- Refrigerants, Safety, Tools, Equipment, Tubing and Piping
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Basic Boiler Operation
Feb. 5 - Jul. 29 (T 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $490 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC 14
days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 60 Hr. course provides students with an introduction to the design, construction,
operation, and maintenance of boilers. In addition, students gain insight
into the operation and maintenance of steam plants, turbines, pumps and
auxiliaries.
- Boiler Accessories, Operation and Maintenance
- Boiler I (Fire and Water Tube)
- Boiler II (Economizers, Superheaters, and
Internal/External Firing)
- Boilers III (Industrial and Utility Boilers/Coal
Firing)
- Combustion of Fuels
- Design and Construction
- Introduction to Boilers: Oil, Gas and Coal-Fired
- Steam Plant Field Trip
- Water Treatment. There will be a Guest Speaker
- Prepares student for DC 6th and Maryland 3rd Class
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OSHA
SAFETY CERTIFICATION 501
Jan. 12 - Feb. 2 (SAT 8:00 am - 4:00 pm)
Local 99 Members: $100 payable to the JAC
Total cost includes Tuition and Books
This 30 hour course covers the following: bloodborne pathogens, confined space, lock-out tag-out, personal protection equipment,
machine guarding and OSHA inspections
* OSHA CLASS IS FOR LOCAL 99 MEMBERS ONLY *
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Plumbing
Maintenance and Repair
Feb. 6 - Apr. 9 (W 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm)
Non-member: $350 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $225 payable to JAC
14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This course provides “HANDS ON TRAINING” in the following:
- Faucets
- Soldering and Brazing
- Water Closets
- Urinals
- Water Heaters
- Sloan Valves
- Gas Piping
- Sinks
- Plastic Piping
- Dielectrics
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Basic Electricity
Feb. 11- May 5
(M, W 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $500 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC
14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 75 Hr. course provides students with an understanding of electricity prior to
utilizing its power. Electricity is the largest source of power in the
world. To work effectively in the electrical field, the theory of
electrical energy must be understood.
- Introduction to Basic Electricity
- AC Motor Controls and Power Systems
- DC Generators, Motor Controls and Alternating Current
- Direct Current Motor and Controls
- Electric Conductors and Circuits
- Electrical Meters and Testing
- Equipment for General Use (Infrared Scanner)
- Wiring Methods, Materials, and Protection
- Transformers and Armature Winding
- Single-Phase and Three-Phase Motors
- Fundamental Electrical Qualities
- Magnetism - Coils and Batteries
- NEC Code
- Residential and Industrial Wiring
- Rotating Equipment Maintenance
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Locksmithing
- Advanced
Non-Member : $1,000 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $700 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
- Creating and Maintaining Inventory Files
- Combination Lock - Installation, Service and Troubleshooting
- S and G / Mass - Hamilton / Mosler Combination Locks
- Advanced Masterkeying
- Advanced Impressioning
- Electric Lock and Strikes
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Locksmithing
Certification
Feb. 5 - Nov. 18 (T 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $1,000 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $700 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
- Art of Key Cutting
- Facility Locksmithing Maintenance
- Local and National Certification Training
- Pinning Cylinders / Re-keying Locks
- Impressioning
- Key Blank Identification
- Lockset Functioning and Troubleshooting
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Basic
Instrumentation and
Controls
AVAILABLE FALL 2008
Non-member: $490 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 75 Hr. course defines the various types of temperature measuring devices and how
they function. The students will also learn to calculate and adjust
controls. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to relate to
forms of measurement and how they impact practical applications.
- Introduction to Instrumentation and Controls
- Basic Control Theory - Parts I and II
- Basic Measurements and Instrumentation
- Pneumatic Controls - Parts I, II and III
- Maintenance, Instrumentation and Controls
- Control Systems and Applications - Parts I and II
- Electronic Controls - Parts I and II
- Electric Controls - Parts I and II
- Guest Speakers on HVAC Controls
- Local Equipment Controls - Parts I and II
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Commercial
Kitchen Equipment Repair and Maintenance
Feb. 19 - May 6 (T 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $350 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $225 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This course provides “HANDS ON TRAINING” in the following:
- Dishwashers
- Controls
- Broilers
- Ice Maker
- Steamers
- Booster Heaters
- Disposals
- Slicers
- Toasters
- Testing Instruments
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HVACR Electrical Troubleshooting
Feb. 11 - Apr. 14 (M 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm)
Non-Member : $350 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $225 payable to JAC 14 days prior to start
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
Unveiling the newest addition to our hand-on
training equipment, the HVACR Controls System Trainer allows students to
gain a thorough understanding of all aspects of a new air conditioning and
heating system. This course will be limited to ten students due to the
intense hands-on training. Certificates of Competency will be given to
those who pass the final exam. Certificates of Completion will be
given to students who complete the course. Prior knowledge of HVACR
and Electricity fundamentals are a prerequisite for registration.
This course provides “HANDS ON TRAINING” in the following:
- Safety
- Component Description and Function
- Operations
- Start-Up and Check-Out of a New Air Conditioning and Heating System
- Checking and setting the Thermostat Heat Anticipator
- Identification of Motor Windings
- Capacitor Testing
- Identification of Transformer Windings
- Schematics
- Troubleshooting Procedures
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Bearing Maintenance Training
Non-Member : $500 payable to JAC
Member: $25 registration fee to JAC and balance of $315 payable to JAC
14 days prior to start of class
Total Cost includes Tuition and Books
This 15 hour course provides students with the technical
expertise necessary to maintain, operate, and repair all types of bearings.
- An Introduction to Ball Bearings
- Bearing Failure Analysis
- Bearing Handling
- Care and Maintenance of Bearings
- Installation of Bearing Housing
- Lubrication
- Mounted Unit Bearing
- Proper Practices
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NEW! Now you can register for classes online. Don't forget to send your payment.
Payments may now be made with a credit card. Local 99 is now accepting
VISA and MasterCard.
Spring 2008 CLASS REGISTRATION FORM
I would like to register for the following class(es):
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HVACR II
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Plumbing Maintenance and Repair
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Basic Electricity
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Locksmithing Certification
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Locksmithing
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Indoor Air Quality |
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Enclosed is(are) my check(s) totaling $_________ for the class(es)
indicated above.
Please make your check payable to JAC
Name:__________________________________________________________________
Address:________________________________________________________________
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Home Phone:_____________________________________________________________
Work Phone:_____________________________________________________________
Employer:________________________________________________________________
Site: ____________________________________________________________________
Note: Registration is not accepted without payment. A minimum of fifteen students
is required for all courses. You will need to call extension 14 in January to
find out if the course has been rescheduled or cancelled
due to the inability to meet the required minimum number of students.
The $25.00 registration fee is non-refundable.
Send completed form and payment(s) to:
IUOE Local 99
2461 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20007
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