Available Courses

Description: Learn skills to give constructive feedback in a way that builds openness and mutual respect, and promotes problem solving and learning.

Description: We have secured a limited number of Vouchers to allow our members to access this online training. It takes one Voucher per person to participate in the program. Then it takes an additional voucher for each 90 minute module taken. Once you complete a module you can access it for up to 12 months.

Description: This is a 3 credit course. Students pay tuition. Upon successful completion of the course the student will be reimbursed the cost of tuition. This course will build on what you learned in Beginning AutoCAD. Projects will be larger and more complex.

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Description: This presentation, focused on labor & management leaders, provides a strategic look at the "home grown nature" of almost every leader in the union construction industry. Self-taught and successful is not the way of the future. Effective and new strategies for leveraging an increase in quality and capacity of management and leadership in the construction industry are included. It focuses on "alpha leader" characteristics and analyzes today's challenges and tomorrow's generational leadership gap. It promises to show how to double market share in ten years and increase profit. It includes very specific recommendations on how to build a new leadership culture for the industry.

Description: Apprentice Orientation will cover various topics such as; Scholarship Loan Agreement, Apprenticeship Rules & Policies, Apprentice Contest, any other relevant matters to the upcoming year of school.

Description: Apprentice Orientation will cover various topics such as; Scholarship Loan Agreement, Apprenticeship Rules & Policies, Apprentice Contest, any other relevant matters to the upcoming year of school.

Description: An 8 hour contest consisting of the following: Architectural Fabrication Project - approx. 4 hours Architectural Sketching & Communication - approx. 1-1/4 hours Architectural Plans & Specifications - approx. 1-1/4 hours Architectural Written Examination - approx. 1 hour

Description: This course will teach students how to layout various architectural fittings. The students will layout and fabricate a variety of fittings using pattern development techniques such as triangulation, parallel line and radial line development. A few of the projects will include OG leader heads, Gutter miters, chimney saddles, and cornice miters on various angles. Students will learn the accuracy and the speed of calculator layout.

Description: This course will have students learning the integral parts of a roof system. As part of this process they will learn water proofing the top and interior wall of a parapet with sheet metal. Student will fabricate and install wall flashing specific to the roof. Understanding the different types of roof systems dictates specifically how to design flashings for keeping a building dry. Students will learn how water flow effects the installation of sheet metal flashings.

Description: Students are taught many of the specialties contained within Architectural Sheet Metal. They are exposed to restoration work, including many of the special finishes that exist. They get hands on applying some of the custom finishes that can be applied to metals, such as patina. The students get to work with different types of metal during this course.

Description: This course will have students learning the integral parts of wall systems. As part of this process they will learn water proofing an exterior wall starting with a moister barrier. Fabrication and installation of specific wall panels based on manufactures specifications. In some cases pre-manufactured panels will be used.

Description: This course includes a project welded in the GTAW process. A corner and square groove seam (flat seam) will be welded and polished to a #4 finish. Lessons will include different method of controlling warping and shrinkage of the welded seam. Materials used will be mild steel, stainless steel and aluminum.

Description: This course will train the student on scissor lifts and boom lifts. It includes classroom training and hands on with both style of lifts. At the completion of this course the student will attain an AWP card issued through Sunbelt rentals.

Description: Come in and practice your CAD skills in this open CAD Lab. There is an instructor on site to assist you during this semi supervised time.

Description: The course is taught by Clark College and hosted at our facility. We have secured a limited number of seat in this class through a grant. Served basis. This module serves as an introduction to the various types and styles of drawings and blueprints that convey information for the manufacture of parts, components or assemblies in product production. Comparative drawings and their uses will be discussed, as well as industry standards in blueprints.

Description: The course is taught by Clark College and hosted at our facility. We have secured a limited number of seat in this class through a grant. This module expands on understanding multi-view projections used as the basis for graphical communication in industry today. Techniques used on blueprints that are necessary in industry to describe size, shape, and arrangement for producing, servicing, or documenting a product, are discussed.

Description: The course is taught by Clark College and hosted at our facility. We have secured a limited number of seat in this class through a grant. Objects drawn using multi view projection need to show all the features and surfaces. This can be difficult to do using just top, front, and right side views. This module explores common methods used in industry to show hidden features and/or surfaces with angles other than 90 degrees in sections and auxiliary views. The student will learn methods interpreting basic sections and auxiliary views.

Description: The course is taught by Clark College and hosted at our facility. We have secured a limited number of seat in this class through a grant. This module introduces title blocks and blueprint notations which provide the information necessary to understand the drawing. Part numbers, scale, author, material, and revisions are critical to using a blueprint and tracking changes. Standard-drawing formats used in industry will also be discussed.

Description: This course will review Field Measuring principles and techniques and using the measurement to create shop fabrication techniques. Students will then get hands on experience working with Testing, Adjusting & Balancing equipment while learning how to proportion a VAV system as well as a Constant Flow System. Safety topics reviewed will be Electrical Safety as well as safety while working around moving machinery.

Description: This class is being taught by Clark College at the Leatherman company in Portland. We have secured several seats through a grant. When something is wrong or in need of a solution, what do you do about it? Being an employee who merely points out problems isn't enough. This module addresses the qualities of a problem solver who provides workable recommendations and implementation plans that meet the circumstances. People will remember how the situation was handled more than they will remember the problem itself.

Description: This course teaches students the basics in AutoCAD. Students will create a basic 2D shop drawing using AutoCAD commands for circles, lines, layers, erase, trim, offset, copy, and move. Using and building Blocks will be addressed. Students will use line types, text and dimension tools to annotate their drawings.

Description: The Fabrication Certification measures an individual’s ability to use the Fabrication component ITI’s Benchmark Training Software to set up fabrication settings, create patterns, nest fittings, generate machine code, generate part labels and sheet reports, and set up machine configurations, as well as other components contained in the software. Upon successful completion of the certification test, the student will be allowed to download the ITI’s Benchmark Training Software and license to activate the Software's Fabrication portion

Description: Benchmark is the ITI’s next-generation training solution for today’s high tech construction industry. It is three-dimensional, real-time dynamic training software designed to increase productivity and construction coordination. This Building Information Modeling (BIM) software is an add-on to AutoCAD. It is compatible with other BIM software used in the industry such as Navisworks and Revit. The Benchmark Drafting curriculum consists of 3 units: 1.“Setting Up Benchmark for Your Company” prepares students to successfully navigate and use the drafting-related Data, Settings and Templates ribbon functions in Benchmark. 2.“Using Benchmark for Your Company” introduces students to the Projects, Contacts, Correspondence, Submittals, DCS, and Drawings buttons in the Explorer window of Benchmark. Students will learn to manage their company’s projects, contacts, correspondence, submittals, part libraries, duct standards, drawings, and schedules in Benchmark. 3.“Inside AutoCAD” enables students to successfully complete a drawing project during class. On the job, students will use the knowledge and skills gained here to increase drafting productivity by combining the functionality of Benchmark with that of AutoCAD.

Description: The ITI Sheet Metal Institute offers multiple Building Information Modeling certifications within its BIM program throught the iTi. The Fitting Input Certification measures an individual’s ability to use the fitting input part of ITI’s CCS Training Software to input fittings into batches, create electronic batch files from the data, and create shop tickets from the data, as well as other components of the software. Upon successful completion of the certification test, the student will be allowed to download the fitting input portion of the ITI’s CCS Training Software and will be licensed to activate the fitting input portion of the software.

Description: This hands on course will teach the student how to braze. At the completion of the course the student will attempt to become certified in Brazing. Oregon codes require anyone who does brazing in a commercial building to be certified.

Description: This course will go into more depth training on Lean Construction principles to build on what they previously learned. Students will learn how to braze copper and attempt to get certified. Students will also be getting instruction and practice at using both Oxy-Fuel and Plasma Arc cutting. Soldering will be introduced and practiced. Additional practice using trigonometry for solving practical sheet metal problems will be given. Safety topics covered include; Welding & Cutting, Fire Prevention & Protection, Electrical Safety.

Description: This course teaches the application of trigonometry for layout of Elbows, Offsets, and various Tees. Field Measurements and the Law of Cosines will be used to calculate the relationship of ducts and equipment for figuring out needed pieces for connections.

Description: CCS Certification Examination.

Description: This course is designed to prepare the student for the CCS Certification exam.

Description: It is a requirement that all persons handling CFC must be certified per federal code. The Sheet Metal Institute in conjunction with the International Training Institute and Universal Technical Institute offer training and certification testing. CFC certification does not expire nor require renewal. We train and test for: • Type 1 – required to service small appliances • Type 2 – required for high and very high pressure refrigerants • Type 3 – required for low pressure refrigerants • Universal – covers type 1,2 & 3 To obtain a CFC certification the participant must: • Complete a 16 hour CFC class • Complete the CFC Certification test • There are three parts to the test; to receive a universal card the participant must pass all three.

Description: This class is being taught by Clark College at the Leatherman company in Portland. We have secured several seats through a grant. Your choice of words and your proficiency in using business communication methods are simple but crucial ways for you to demonstrate courtesy, respect and professionalism while getting the job done. This module covers choosing the right method for delivering various kinds of messages, the importance of preparation and tone in your communications, and the importance of being complete (filling in all the "blanks") to avoid communication breakdown.

Description: We have secured a limited number of Vouchers to allow our members to access this computer training through Kinetic Technology Solutions. The courses are held in Portland or Beaverton.

Description: To be eligible to participate in this review course the participant must possess a current certificate (or equivalent) in CPR training. Non-certificate holders may not participate in this review course. The purpose of this review course is to provide individuals with the opportunity to review the course content within a formal class setting. The format optimizes the participant's ability to successfully complete the knowledge and skills test. The responsibility for preparing for the final exam is shared by the instructor and the participant. Each participant will have the opportunity to view video segments, practice and perform skills for evaluation and complete the written exam.

Description: This course has students detail different duct runs focusing on avoiding collisions with other runs. The focus is on coordination as well as system efficiency when taking into consideration of both airflow and economics of fabrication and installation. This course is designed to prepare the student to take on small projects from start to finish.

Description: An 8 hour contest consisting of the following: Detailing Project utilizing Benchmark software - approx. 8 hours

Description: This course reviews duct and fitting design criteria to meet SMACNA standards. Heat Loss of a typical residence will be completed. A Residential Furnace will be selected based on the Heat Loss that was calculated and a duct system will be designed. Basic Electricity will be discussed to prepare students for connecting HVAC equipment and Thermostats in future course.

Description: This class is being taught by Clark College at the Leatherman company in Portland. We have secured several seats through a grant. Job success has a strong relationship with the overall impression of a person's character and actions on the job. This module will explore successful approaches for handling yourself and others in a manner which will not promote changing who you are, but will capture the prime qualities that will make and keep you employable. From first impressions to consistent actions, the goal is to increase professionalism and build self-equity.

Description: This class is being taught by Clark College at the Leatherman company in Portland. We have secured several seats through a grant. Nobody likes hearing about mistakes, yet we all make them. When situations arise that call for feedback, being prompt, positive and professional can make all the difference. This module stresses the need for being considerate and positive during feedback, to promote an environment where a team learns from mistakes without harboring ill feelings.

Description: This course will instruct the student in the items they need to pass a test as a Level 1 Supervisor.

Description: This course provides an overview of installing, inspecting, and maintaining the various types of dampers in HVAC systems in new and existing buildings. The purpose of this course is to help you prepare to pass the Fire Life Safety Certification test. At the end of each lesson, there is what is called a “knowledge check.” The knowledge checks are intended to assist you in reviewing your understanding of the material. The grades for these will not be recorded, but you should use them to help you prepare for the unit quizzes that follow each unit. If your knowledge check score is low, go back and review the relevant material before proceeding. You can repeat lessons as needed, but you will need to successfully complete each unit quiz with a score of 100% before you can move on to the next unit. ____________________________________________________________ http://www.sheetmetal-iti.org Go to member site log in (top right), activate your log in, If you are not an SMWIA member and require access to the ITI web site, then (select) go here to start the review process or call the number at the bottom of the screen 703-739-7200, they will give you a temporary user name & password, you can then log in (once logged in you are able to change it to something you select if you want): Go to "training Catalog" , find the class or classes you want to sign up for in the list ; there is a tutorial that will walk you through what to expect etc. Upon completion you will find a option to "Print Certificate", make sure you send the certificate to the Sheet Metal Institute for CEU credit/documentation.

Description: To be eligible to participate in this review course the participant must possess a current certificate (or equivalent) in First Aid or First Aid/CPR training. Non-certificate holders may not participate in this review course. The purpose of this review course is to provide individuals with the opportunity to review the course content within a formal setting. This format optimizes the participant's ability to successfully complete the knowledge and skills test. The responsibility for preparing for the final exam is shared by the instructor and the participant. Each participant will have the opportunity to view video segments, practice and perform skills for evaluation and complete the written test.

Description: This course provides training for those who are interested in becoming a Foreman. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.sheetmetal-iti.org Go to member site log in (top right), activate your log in, If you are not an SMWIA member and require access to the ITI web site, then (select) go here to start the review process or call the number at the bottom of the screen 703-739-7200 (they are on the east coast time- 3 hours ahead), they will give you a temporary user name & password, you can then log in (once logged in you are able to change it to something you select if you want): Go to "training Catalog" , find the class or classes you want to sign up for in the list ; there is a tutorial that will walk you through what to expect etc. Upon completion you will find a option to "Print Certificate", make sure you send the certificate to the Sheet Metal Institute for CEU credit/documentation.

Description: This course includes practical use and knowledge from the student to design and fabricate a project as a group. It will include skills learned from previous classes such as Auto Cad for the design. Other skills will include welding and finishing achieving a project that has practical purpose and/or visual appeal. The students will perform the following tasks; material take off, requisition materials, estimate the project and perform job costing at the completion of the project.

Description: In this course students will learn the principles of Heating and Cooling. The Properties of air and the effects of varying amounts of heat and moisture are discussed. The different types of fans and the application of Fan Laws will be reviewed. The various components from the Unit to the Diffusers and the types of duct systems will be identified.

Description: This course will teach the student how to create an Employee Appraisal utilizing the e-Halogen software system.

Description: This course will guide the student in what it takes to create an employee development plan.

Description: This course will take the student through the steps of how to create and perform an Employee Appraisal, How to Create an Employee Development Plan, and how to utilize our e learning module of our web site.

Description: In an effort to make training more convenient for our membership we are expanding the ways that we offer training. This is the first in what will be a growing list of resources that will be offered in this format. Students will listen to the Audio course and we have created a quiz that will ensure that the student has learned the key points of the materials. You can go after the job you want...And get it! You can take the job you have...And improve it! You can take any situation you're in...And make it work for you! The 6 ways to make people like you. The 12 ways to Win People to your way of thinking. The 9 ways to change people without arousing resentment.

Description: An 8 hour contest consisting of the following: HVAC Fabrication Project - approx. 4 hours HVAC Sketching & Communication - approx. 1-1/4 hours HVAC Plans & Specifications - approx. 1-1/4 hours HVAC Written Examination - approx. 1 hour

Description: 1st Unit of a 9 Unit curriculum for the HVAC Technician.

Description: 2nd Unit of a 9 Unit curriculum for the HVAC Technician.

Description: 3rd Unit of a 9 Unit curriculum for the HVAC Technician.

Description: 4th Unit of a 9 Unit curriculum for the HVAC Technician.

Description: 5th Unit in a 6 Unit Series for the HVAC Technician.

Description: 6th Unit in a 9 Unit Series for the HVAC Technician.

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Description: This course includes practical use and knowledge from the student to design and fabricate an individual project. It will include skills learned from previous classes such as AutoCAD for the design phase. Other skills will include welding and finishing to ensure proper function and visual appeal. Students will submit project proposals for approval prior to beginning.

Description: An 8 hour contest consisting of the following: Industrial Fabrication Project - approx. 4 hours Industrial Sketching & Communication - approx. 1-1/4 hours Industrial Plans & Specifications - approx. 1-1/4 hours Industrial/Welding Written Examination - approx. 1 hour

Description: In this challenging week of training students will measure and sketch some typical industrial situations. They will also be introduced to the GTAW welding process. Students will measure a project, sketch it, then create a shop drawing of it. Upon completion of that process they will fabricate one of the items they measured and sketched out of Stainless Steel or Aluminum.

Description: The main topics of this unit will be reading and understanding Industrial Plans and Fabrication drawings. Students will be introduced to drawings from a variety of different Industrial jobs, including high tech. plants, mills and heavy manufacturing facilities. Job planning and job site safety will also be covered.

Description: This unit will teach students about rigging, both with classroom time and actual hands on with an onsite crane doing actual picks of equipment. Safety will be heavily stresses in this unit. Students will also apply rigging and lifting to hands on installation of Industrial Sheet Metal items.

Description: In this unit the students will be introduced to the various types of materials used in the Industrial Sheet Metal Industry. They will also learn the basics of heavy metal layout and fabrication including machine operation and safety. They will learn about metal thickness allowance and will fabricate a project out of 10g mild steel.

Description: This program builds concrete tools for solving the kinds of problems that undercut performance. Participants will learn to diagnose the causes of performance problems and to respond to what they have learned. Class Objectives - 1. Confront performance problems without creating defensiveness 2. Diagnose whether problems are due to ability or motivation 3. Resolve motivation problems - explain the reasons behind priorities and get the other person to explain the reasons behind their different priorities. 4. Resolve ability problems - seek input, establish criteria, evaluate options 5. Involve managers, peers, customers, suppliers and employees in participative problem solving 6. Use a range of listening skills to reduce anger and defensiveness 7. Use positive reinforcement to build and support performance

Description: This 2 night course will give participants an opportunity to learn the fundamental basics of layout as it pertains to interior architectural. Items that will be covered will be basic layout of handrails and guardrails. Countertop layout will also be covered. Lastly, we will go over some basic layout principles as it relates to measuring for and installing metal trim and base when you do not have a good substrate to mount to or to measure from.

Description: This course includes the field measuring, fabrication and installation of various types of interior architectural items. Such as Ceiling panels, Handrails, column covers and ornamental wall decor.

Description: This course includes an introduction to Architectural Sheet Metal, an overview, Terms of the trade, Architectural relationships in construction, Safety, Careers in Architectural Sheet metal, Materials, Metals , Expansion and Contraction and Thermal movement.

Description: In this course the student will be introduced to the sheet metal industry. They will work on bringing their math skills up to where they need to be to start in their CORE Apprenticeship classes. Students will get exposed to some basic shop equipment and hand tools that are utilized in the sheet metal industry. They will receive presentations covering the following topics; Health and Welfare benefits, Pension benefits, Personal Finance, Note Taking, Taking Tests and setting goals. Safety topics covered will include; Intro to OSHA, Hazard Recognition, Electrical, PPE, Fall Protection, Stairs & Ladders.

Description: This Level 1 course will cover the basic functions of the calculator including input in feet and inches, circles, arcs and triangles. Participants are encouraged to buy there own calculators prior to class (although you can just sit and watch if you like). The calculators come with detailed instruction booklets that can be studied in advance. The calculator is available for $27.00 (half price) to those who take this class.

Description: This Level 2 course will cover the more advanced functions of the calculator including the law of cosines and practical applications. Participants are encouraged to buy law there own calculators prior to class (although you can just sit and watch if you like). The calculators come with detailed instruction booklets that can be studied in advance. The calculator is available for $27.00 (half price) to those who take this class.

Description: The LEED Green Associate is the Tier 1 LEED professional exam. Any and all green building professionals who wish to earn their LEED AP credential must first pass the LEED Green Associate exam. The LEED GA credential provides a strong foundation from which to build a green building career. The Green Associate course and exam covers general information on green building practices for residential and commercial projects, and prepares individuals to support other professionals working on LEED projects seeking LEED certification. Topics include: * Basic Green Building Principles * Accreditation overview * Sustainable Design & Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) * Core Concepts of the Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design Rating Systems * Green Building Strategies & Concepts * Technical Analysis of Project Credits and Strategies

Description: In this extremely challenging week of training each student will be assigned a project they must plan, measure, sketch, produce production drawings for, fabricate and install by the end of the week. They must be able to solve problems and demonstrate the skills and knowledge that will be required of them as an Industrial Sheet Metal Journey worker.

Description: This course will cover all required topics to allow the student to receive an OSHA 30 Qualification at the successful completion of the course. Topics covered include; Hazard identification (1 hr), Intro to OSHA (2 hrs), PPE & Lifesaving equipment (1 hr), Fall Protection (4 hrs), Stairways & Ladders (1 hr), Scaffolds & Arial Lifts (3 hrs), Electrical (2 hrs), Hand & Power Tools (3 hrs), Material handling, Use & Disposal (4 hrs), Welding & Cutting (2 hrs), Fire Protection & Prevention (1 hr), Confined Space (1 hr), Health Hazards in Construction (5 hrs).

Description: This class is being taught by Clark College at the Leatherman company in Portland. We have secured several seats through a grant. Professionalism is at its best when differing opinions, styles or motivations threaten an organization's ability to move forward and make needed changes. This module explores basic personality styles, interpersonal issues, and motivations or needs that can create conflict, keeping in mind the higher objective of meeting the organization's needs through resolving conflicts and developing healthy team attitudes.

Description: This class is being taught by Clark College at the Leatherman company in Portland. We have secured several seats through a grant. In business, the only way to get from start to finish is to make a plan and schedule the time it takes to implement it. This module discusses the basic steps for breaking down a process or project into actions and tasks, the need to create a workable schedule, and the kinds of communications needed to ensure that progress is tracked and communicated.

Description: This course builds on previous knowledge gained in Blueprint Reading and AutoCAD. Students will be going into greater detail working with project specifications and Architectural plans. Students will use Mirror, Chamfer, Fillet, Xrefs, and Hatching in creating shop drawings with AutoCAD.

Description: This course builds on previous knowledge gained in Blueprint Reading and AutoCAD. Students will be going into greater detail working with Structural and Mechanical plans. Students will use Viewports and imported borders and Title Blocks in creating shop drawings with AutoCAD.

Description: This 3 night class will cover the basics of press brake operation and bending allowances. It will include press safety, die selection and manual set up of the brake. It will also cover how to layout inside and outside dimensions with heavier materials, as well as bend sequencing. There will be hands on exercises so come with appropriate shop attire.

Description: This course covers the foundational skills, tools and activities of team leaders operating in support of a project. The course approaches project management from the standpoint of managing a single, stand-alone project. It takes students through the project life cycle. The project management concepts required to support the lead of a project manager include: roles, vocabulary, key processes, and major tools. Topics include initiating a project, defining scope, planning a project, executing and controlling a project, and doing closeout. Key leadership skills in communications, conflict management, and motivation are also addressed.

Description: This course will continue with further knowledge in Electricity and Controls. Students will install a residential split system including brazing the line sets, connecting power and connecting a thermostat. Students will be using Vacuum pumps, Manifold gages and brazing torches to connect the systems. Safety topics covered; Fire Safety, Safe handling of Refrigerants and Electrical Safety.

Description: This is a hands on 8 hour Rigging class. Upon successful completion the student will be issued a Riggers card through SMOHIT.

Description: An 8 hour contest consisting of the following: Service Lab - Brazing Examination - approx. 2 hours Service Sketching & Communication - approx. 2-1/2 hours Service Lab - Wiring Examination - approx. 2-1/2 hours Service Written Examination - approx. 1 hour

Description: 7th Unit of a 9 Unit Series for the HVAC Service Technician.

Description: 8th Unit of a 9 Unit Series for the HVAC Service Technician.

Description: 9th Unit of a 9 Unit Series for the HVAC Service Technician.

Description: In this course students will learn about hanging duct, the process. The students will be introduced to Lean Construction principles. Anchor types and selection will be taught along with hanger types, selection and installation. Students will be trained and certified in Aerial Work Platforms and Forklifts. Students will receive training and certification in First Aid/CPR. Safety topics will include; Tool Safety, Scaffold Safety, Material Handling, Blood Borne Pathogens, Stair & Ladder Safety and Haz Com.

Description: this course students will learn about hanging duct, the process. The students will be introduced to Lean Construction principles. Anchor types and selection will be taught along with hanger types, selection and installation. Students will be trained and certified in Aerial Work Platforms and Forklifts. Students will receive training and certification in First Aid/CPR. Safety topics will include; Tool Safety, Scaffold Safety, Material Handling, Blood Borne Pathogens, Stair & Ladder Safety and Haz Com.

Description: This course will go over basic fabrication skills that a sheet metal worker needs to work in a shop. Lessons include; reading shop fitting labels, shop procedures, recognizing miss placed stickers, creating cut lists. Various pre-cut fittings will be assembled in this course. Principles of layout will be covered as will creating transition cut lists. Safety topics covered will include; Hand and Power Tool Safety.

Description: This course will teach the students about the various segments of the sheet metal trade. They will be taught basic computer skills including the use of MSWord, Excel, and the internet to look at submittal Data. The students will get instruction on Job Costs. The students will get training for the TABB Fire Life Safety Technician Level 1 Certification.

Description: This course gives the students instruction and practice in welding using the SMAW (Stick) and GMAW (wire feed) Processes. The students will be welding on various thicknesses ranging from 14 gauge to ¼” Plate. Safety topics covered; Welding Safety

Description: This course will teach the students how to layout various fittings. The fittings the students will build include a variety of the following; Transitions, Ogee Offsets and Square to Rounds. Basic Pictorial and Isometric Drawings will be discussed and practiced. Safety topics covered; Shop Equipment Safety.

Description: This course introduces Parallel Line Layout and Radial Line Layout. Students will layout and fabricate pipe miters, elbows and offsets. Tees and Tapers will also be fabricated. Students will also develop an elevation view from a given plan view. Safety topics covered; Shop Equipment Safety with focus on turning machines.

Description: This course discusses the organization of Plans and Specifications. Students will be introduced to Architectural, Structural Mechanical and Electrical Drawings. Students will learn the difference between Mechanical Drawings and Shop Drawings. Students will then create a Shop Drawing. Students will also practice the layout and fabrication skills previously learned by building a duct run project.

Description: This course builds on previous knowledge gained in Blueprint reading and AutoCAD. Students will be going into greater detail working with Electrical, Control and Shop Drawings. SMACNA Standards and general shop standards will be discussed and incorporated with field measuring to create a Shop Drawing using AutoCAD. Safety topics covered; review of Ladder Safety.

Description: This course was developed in response to the changing requirements for Rigging and Signaling training by OSHA. At the successful completion of this course the student will receive a Signaling card issued by SMOHIT (Sheet Metal Occupational Health Institute Trust. Students must have previously been trained in Rigging to take this course. This course will cover hand signals, radio signals, and communicating with tower cranes.

Description: Medic First Aid and CPR training will teach you to care for conscious and unconscious choking victims. Perform CPR. Give first aid for a variety of injuries, such as burns, wounds, head, neck and back injuries, and heat and cold related emergencies. Manage sudden illnesses, stroke, seizure, bites and poisoning. Upon the successful completion of this course you will receive a First Aid card that is valid for 2 years and a CPR card that is valid for 2 years.

Description: Want to study up for your class? Need to work on your shop skills? We have just the time for you. We have different layout and fabrication projects that you can do in this setting to brush up on your skills. The time will count towards your CEU requirements if you are working on assigned projects.

Description: This course provides the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully supervise a project in the construction industry. You will learn the importance of communication skills, proper planning, how to maximize productivity and profit on a job site, and strategies for dealing with unforeseen problems. Within each chapter are knowledge checks designed to help you review your understanding of the material. These knowledge checks are not graded, but should be used to help you prepare for the quizzes at the end of the chapter. At the end of each chapter, you will be asked to answer quiz questions to check your understanding of the material. You can review content from any chapter as needed, but you will need to successfully complete each chapter quiz before you can take the next chapter quiz. For example, in order to take chapter quiz 3, you must have passed the quizzes for chapters 1 and 2. In other words, successful completion of the chapter 1 quiz is a pre-requisite to taking the chapter 2 quiz, and in order to take the chapter 6 quiz, you must have successfully completed the quizzes for all of chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.sheetmetal-iti.org Go to member site log in (top right), activate your log in, If you are not an SMWIA member and require access to the ITI web site, then (select) go here to start the review process or call the number at the bottom of the screen 703-739-7200 (they are on the east coast time- 3 hours ahead), they will give you a temporary user name & password, you can then log in (once logged in you are able to change it to something you select if you want): Go to "training Catalog" , find the class or classes you want to sign up for in the list ; there is a tutorial that will walk you through what to expect etc. Upon completion you will find a option to "Print Certificate", make sure you send the certificate to the Sheet Metal Institute for CEU credit/documentation.

Description: This presentation focuses on the key roles that must be played by the union, the contractors and the rank and file workers. Primary challenges covered include the realization that the good old days do not exist any longer and cooperative and strategic initiatives must be agreed upon and acted on. The focus for rank and file is attitudes and behaviors. Skills are simply not enough any more; it is about who you are as well as what you can do. A complete analysis of necessary skills, attitudes and behaviors is included.

Description: An 8 hour contest consisting of the following: TAB Lab Examination - approx. 4 hours TAB Sketching & Communication - approx. 1-1/4 hours TAB Plans & Specifications - approx. 1-1/4 hours TAB Written Examination - approx. 1 hour