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Workforce
Training
Technical &
Industrial
Class
Descriptions
Class
Schedule
COMING SOON
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LCSC Workforce Training is developing a Motor
Safety Center at our North Lewiston
Location. Construction of a "skid pad" is
expected to begin in the spring of 2008 and will
be open for training fall of 2008. Our
Motor Safety Center will offer training in the
transportation industry, such as:
LCSC
Workforce Training Coordinator, Philip
Liggins, will coordinate development of the
Motor Safety Center and construction of the
skid pad. Phil has a strong
occupational background with twenty years
law enforcement experience; including
traffic enforcement, training, accident
reconstruction, and law enforcement
supervision. The Motor Safety Center's
goal is to partner with the transportation
community and improve motor safety
throughout our region.
C-STOP
(Contractor’s
Safety Training Orientation Program)
C-STOP
is a basic industrial safety course consisting of several topics addressing
health and safety on the job. Upon successful completion of this
course, the student receives a C-STOP card good for one year.
C-STOP
Refresher Course
A
refresher resulting in one-year renewal of C-STOP card. Prerequisite:
Basic C-STOP course or possession of a current C-STOP card.
Electrical Apprentice and Correspondence
Year 1
(A & B)
Students
must be working in the industry and registered with the Idaho Electrical
Board to obtain credit for hours worked as an apprentice. ELAPR
100-Electrical Theory 1-A provides an electrical apprentice an introduction to
National Electrical Code, familiarity with Ohms law, residential wiring
techniques, fundamentals of direct current, and alternating current,
effects of inductive reactance, and register theory. ELAPR 101
Electrical Theory 1-B covers analysis of series, parallel and
combination series/parallel circuits, 3-way/4-way switching labs,
conduit bending labs, wiring techniques for hot tubs and swimming pools,
services, and introduction to grounding as well as, blueprint reading.
Please note: Registration deadlines do apply. A $50.00 late fee
will be assessed for late registrations.
Electrical Apprentice and Correspondence
Year 2
(A &
B)
Students
must have completed year 1 or have approval of the Idaho Electrical
Board to test into this class. This course builds on year one
learning with study of instruments, meters, transformer applications,
three-phase introduction motors, synchronous motor construction,
operating principles and load, single-phase motors, capacitor start,
induction run, and control circuits. Please note: Registration
deadlines do apply. A $50.00 late fee will be assessed for late
registrations.
Electrical Apprentice and Correspondence Year 3
(A &
B)
Students must
have completed year 2 or have approval of Idaho
Electrical Board to test into this class.
Students will study conduit fill calculations,
motor control labs, three and four-way switches,
wiring and troubleshooting, blue print reading,
material estimation, reading, material
estimation, load calculations, motor
compressors, storage batteries, and voltage
drop. Please note: Registration
deadlines do apply. A $50.00 late fee will
be assessed for late registrations.
Electrical Apprentice and Correspondence Year 4
(A &
B)
Students
must have completed year 3 or have approval of the Idaho Electrical
Board to test into this class. Information in this class includes
blueprint reading, material takeoff, electrical code and application to
residential, commercial, and industrial work environments.
Additionally, students study introduction to electronics, solid state
motor controls, basic PLC's, troubleshooting, and the National
Electrical Code Review. This is the final preparation for the
journeyman license examination. The examination is not included in
the course. Please note: Registration deadlines do apply.
A $50.00 late fee will be assessed for late registrations.
Flagging and Traffic Control
Required for flagging on roads under the Department of
Transportation jurisdiction. Upon successful completion of this course and exam,
you will receive a registered flagging card valid for three years and accepted in
Idaho, Washington, Montana, Oregon, and Utah.
HVAC
Apprenticeship Year (1 A & B)
If you are
working in the field of HVAC as an apprentice,
this class is required along with registration
with the State Division of Building Safety to
work toward qualifying to take the journeyman's
examination. Be sure to sign up today!
Year one information covers basic safety, hand
tools, energy Sources and introduction to Code.
HVAC
Apprenticeship Year 3 (A & B)
Continue
your education with this course. Year three information includes
basic controls, air flow and duct sizing, basic AC refrigeration and
heating, introduction to hydronics, sheet metal, and introduction to
service.
Welding - Aluminum
(Basic)
This
30-hour class is designed specifically to give students the basic
safety, equipment and welding skills needed in the welded aluminum boat
industry. This class is limited to
eight students. This ratio allows the instructor to give
one-on-one time and accommodate all skill levels.
Welding - (Basic)
A 30-hour class in
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (Stick Welding). This class is perfect
for beginners or welders looking to brush up existing skills. Class is limited to ten students in order to offer one-on-one time with
instructor. Stick, oxygen-acetylene, cutting and safety will be
covered.
Welding - (Advanced)
A
30-hour class in wire feed MIG welding and basic TIG welding. The
use of wire feed welding on steel and gas shielded flux cored and solid
wires in all positions will be covered. Also covered is the TIG
welding process using steel, stainless and aluminum. Call for
details.
WHERE ARE WE
LOCATED?
1920 3rd Avenue North
Lewiston, ID 83501
Phone: (208) 792-2388
Toll Free: (800) 879-0452
Fax: (208) 792-2680
Hours - 8:00 a.m.
to 5:00 p.m.
Monday - Friday
(Call for
Summer Hours) |
