| Course Code | Title & Description | Credits | Schedule |
|---|---|---|---|
| UAT 000 |
UA No Approved Course NumberUAT |
(0 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 109 |
Effective Instructional Practices & Coaching (UA 1020)In this course, students will use evidence-based strategies and effective instructional practices to design and deliver instruction that meets and supports the needs of adult student learners. Students will incorporate coaching skills to provide guidance, documented assessments, clear and specific feedback, facilitate discussion, and establish lear... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 110 |
UA/MCAA Foreman Certification (UA 2012)In this course, students will identify and complete the UA/MCAA Foreman Certification Exam. Students will utilize instructor presentations and student group discussions to develop methods for workplace and jobsite supervision. Students will also review and demonstrate the elements of the UA/MCAA Foreman Certification Exam as well as locate and navi... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 111 |
Introduction to Industrial Teacher TrainingThis course will focus on the principles of learning, elements of trade teaching and the methods of teaching an applied technical skill. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 112 |
Jobsite Leadership in the 21st Century for the Piping Industry (UA 2013)In this course, the student will incorporate new techniques of jobsite leadership responsibility with existing practices to better communicate with today's generation of workers. Participants in this course will also explore the traits and skills needed to lead in the classroom as an effective instructor and in the field as an effective supervisor.... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 113 |
Safe Bolting Practices (UA 2154)In this course, students will identify and perform bolted joint assembly in accordance with American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME PCC-1) standards. Topics include torque, tension and friction, and their effect on the bolted joint. Students will use classroom theory and hands-on demonstrations for bolted joint components, including the fact... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 114 |
Safety Leadership (UA 2155)In this course, United Association members will develop strong safety practices and communication skills to become UA Safety Leaders. Students will be trained to work with crews, contractors, and owners on large-scale construction projects to provide safety coordination and communication in the workplace. Students will establish procedures for inte... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 115 |
Emerging Safety Technology (UA 2156)In this course, students will recognize emerging technological advances in safety equipment being made in the construction industry. Students will interpret the functions, benefits, costs, and proper use of the new wearable technology. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6 |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 116 |
Advanced Revit (UA 3026)In this course, students will utilize the current Autodesk Revit software and explore the advanced uses of Autodesk Revit Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) as a complete design-to-fabrication Virtual Design and Construction/Building Information Modeling (VDC/BIM) tool for the pipe trades. This hands-on course will introduce them to advance... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 116A |
Revit Add-Ons (UA 3029)In this course, students will review and the use of common Revit Mechanical Electrical Plumbing (MEP) add-ons including Trimble Sysque, Victaulic Tools, Stratus, M-Suite and augmented reality plugin software Augmentecture. Students will be able to build a model and produce construction documents using each software's workflow and export that model ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 117 |
Robotic Total Station Layout-Leica (UA 3032)In this course, students focus on using the Leica Robotic Total Station. Participants will learn setup, layout, and Quality Assistance/Quality Control (QA/QC) with an emphasis on hands-on learning the latest equipment and software. Training will include how to verify building control points to other levels of a structure, load layout points from a ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 118 |
Clamping, Reforming, and Pipe Aligning (UA 5023)In this course, students will be taught the various types of clamps used in the fabrication and installation of piping systems. Application-based training for the proper selection of clamps used to perform various pipe joining configuration will be emphasized. Lab exercises will focus on the proper use of pipe clamps, including safety, clamp set-up... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 119 |
HVACR Flow Measurements and Concepts (UA 6028)In this course, students will review resources related to Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration (HVACR) equipment and engage in hands-on demonstrations and evaluation exercises. Students will learn how to conduct HVAC performance testing training for journeymen and apprentices, including airflow, fluid rates, and electrical power me... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 120 |
Principles of Project Management (UA 2015)In this course, students will examine construction project management and the responsibilities of a project manager. Students will be able to define and chart the life cycle of a construction project from conception to completion, including estimates, templates, and warranty items. Administrative processes and responsibilities of trade and business... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 121 |
Industrial Teacher Training IIThis course will focus on developing instructional objectives, planning and presenting related information lessons and the methods of teaching a second applied technical skill. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 122 |
Adapting Apprenticeship to Today's Student (UA 2100)In this course, students will examine the cultural differences in social identity attributed to age cohort and other factors that impact the interactions between local training center staff and the apprentice population. Students will be introduced to the benefits and drawbacks of managing social media accounts. Students will be tasked to formulate... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 123 |
Fall Protection (UA 2158)In this course, students will review the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) policies regarding fall protection by focusing on ANSI Z359.2 and USACE EM-385.1-1 standards. This course focuses on workers' safety while working at heights and the systems used to protect workers from falls. The student will obtain instructional material... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 124 |
Trenching and Excavation - Competent Person Trainer (UA 2159)In this course, students will examine the current Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Trenching and Excavation Standards used in the construction industry. Students will utilize newly-developed technology such as interactive e-learning modules, job site mobile apps, and complete trainer guides. This course involves classroom theory... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 125 |
Introduction to CAD (UA 3019)In this course, students will comprehend introductory concepts of Computer-Aided Drafting and the environment and techniques of CAD instruction. The course emphasizes the fundamentals of AutoCAD software, as well as the creation and modification of two-dimensional objects. Instructions on creating and using drawing and template files, creating laye... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 126 |
Autodesk Fabrication CADmep (UA 3024)In this course, students will review functions and features of Autodesk Fabrication CADmep software. Students will study basic 3D models as well as prepare field drawings and procurement documents. Upon completion, students will create documents for prefabrication of piping, custom fabrication using Fabrication CADmep and shop drawings with annotat... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 127 |
Comprehensive Management of Refrigerants, Regulations, and Safety Issues EPA 608 (UA 6022)In this course, students will recognize the resources needed to effectively prepare apprentices for the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) §608 certification exam at their local training center. In addition to certification-specific content, other topics will include the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 128 |
Troubleshooting Residential HVACR Systems (UA 6061)In this course, students will identify proper installation, start-up, and commissioning of a residential Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVACR) systems. Students will also apply both a classroom and hands-on approach to testing and troubleshooting new and existing systems for proper operation. They will review instruction... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 129 |
Servicing Residential HVACR Electrical Systems (UA 6064)In this course, students will identify common electrical terms and ordinary methods used in residential HVACR wiring. Electrical plans will be reviewed to illustrate proper installation techniques as well as the electrical safety involved. A hands-on lab will allow students to install and test residential electrical components. Participants will al... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 130 |
Fire Pump Inspection, Testing, Maintenance, and Repair (UA 7040)In this course, students will learn proper procedures and develop methods needed to teach the operation, inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of fire pumps. Students will also be introduced to the code requirements per National Fire Protection Association NFPA 20 and NFPA 25 as well as plotting pump curves necessary for proper fire pump ope... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 131 |
Industrial Teacher Training IIIThis course will focus on the development of written tests, an elective professional skill and a third teaching demonstration in a technical skill area. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 132 |
Understanding Fire Alarm Panels and Initiating Devices of Fire Protection Systems (UA 7060)In this course, students study fire alarm electrical circuits and fire control panels that pertain to fire protection sprinkler systems. Students will review the concepts of low voltage electricity as well as identify electrical testing methods for alarm devices within the fire alarm system. In addition, students will also demonstrate the hands-on ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 133 |
AWS-CWI Preview (UA 8041)In this course, students gain the information and skills required to successfully complete the application process for the AWS-CWI (American Welding Society-Certified Welding Instructor) credentials in accordance with the AWS QC1 standard. Students will also develop skills to prepare for the 60 hour United Association Prep Course and Exam. Limited ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 134 |
Safety Culture Training for Front Line Leaders (UA 2161)In this course, students will develop materials and methods to instruct front line leaders in the construction industry and to establish a collaborative safety culture for employees to report their safety concerns. Through a combination of lecture, demonstration, case study, group exercises, facilitated discussion, and teach-backs with instructor e... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 135 |
Industrial Rigging Certification (UA 5011)In this course, students will identify and develop methods for incorporating a rigging course and curriculum taught at their local Training Center. Students will define and demonstrate safe rigging practices, virtual and actual hand-signaling, crane and equipment set-up, sling stress and center of gravity calculations. In addition, students will pr... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 136 |
Daikin VRV Systems (UA 6013)In this course, students will study the Daikin variable refrigerant volume (VRV) system, a multi-split type air conditioner that uses VRV control. Through classroom and hands-on activities, students will cover the history, installation, and VRV technology, including 401A refrigerant and the piping required. In addition, students will review the ele... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 136A |
Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF) - The CITY MULTI Service Course (Mitsubishi) (UA 6012)In this course, students will be introduced to the installation, operation, and troubleshooting of Variable Refrigerant Flow (VRF), specifically focusing on Mitsubishi City Multi VRF and Diamond System Builder mechanical systems. Topics include system applications, 410A refrigerant and associated piping, VRF technology, as well as installation and ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 137 |
Radiographic Film Interpretation (UA 8011)In this course, students will acquire the basic skills and techniques required to view and interpret radiographic films (x-rays) as they relate to the welding industry. Students will be introduced to the theory and hands-on practical labs for interpreting x-ray films to access the quality of piping welds as well as installation, calibration, operat... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 138 |
Apprentice Standard Guidelines (UA 9001)In this course, students will be provided with an in-depth look at apprenticeship standards and how they can affect the operation of their training program. This course provides new training directors, coordinators, or Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee (JATC) members with discussions on the United Association National Guideline Standards, d... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 139 |
Administration of a Jointly Managed Training Program (UA 9002)In this course, students will be provided with an overview of managing and administrating a United Association training program. Through a combination of lecture and discussion, students will examine industry trends, laws affecting training programs, instructional methods and curriculum requirements. Students will also review the Council of Occupat... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 140 |
Occupational Safety and Health (UA 2150)In this course, students will learn the safety and health principles and OSHA policies, procedures and standards as they apply to the construction industry. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a guide. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Readin... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 141 |
Industrial Teacher Training IVThis course will focus on discussion and interaction techniques, an elective professional skill and the teaching methods in a fourth technical skill area. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 142 |
Using the Multi-Craft Core Curriculum (UA 9008)In this course, students are introduced to an overview of the Multi-Craft Core Curriculum (MC3) as developed by North America's Building Trades Union (NABTU). Students will outline different industry crafts, basic math, OSHA regulations, and trade skills associated with union labor. The MC3 curriculum is utilized in schools, colleges, and adult re-... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 143 |
Veterans In Apprenticeship (UA 9007)In this course, students will identify the framework of the United Association Veterans in Piping (VIP) program for UA apprenticeship. Students will review policies and procedures of the Veterans' Administration (VA), Department of Defense (DOD), as well as the benefits of the Montgomery GI Bill, Post 9/11 GI Bill, DD214, and Military Occupational ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 144 |
Legal Issues and Fiduciary Responsibilities (UA 9003)In this course, students will examine the legal and fiduciary responsibilities that exist when operating a jointly-managed United Association (UA) training program. Discussions will be held on trust documents, legal documentation, prohibited transactions, and limited usage of grants. Other topics covered will include state and federal employment la... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 145 |
Teaching U.A. STAR Review (UA 2014)In this course, students will develop the skills needed to create a 16-hour preparation course for the UA STAR certification exams in HVACR, steam fitting/pipefitting and plumbing. Students will learn how to utilize online interactive review materials for the UA STAR exam. In the final four hours of the class, students will take the NITC proctore... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 146 |
Introduction to Microturbines (UA 6011)In this course, students will study the operation and installation of Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems using microturbines. Students will calculate heat and power applications as well as identify adaptions needed to retrofit standard heating systems in commercial buildings and industrial settings. It is recommended that students have prior kno... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 147 |
Safe Pressure Testing for Piping Systems (UA 2160)In this course, students will identify and demonstrate safe working practices required to plan, execute, and document pressure tests on industrial plumbing and industrial refrigeration piping systems. Pressure test demonstrations will use a combination of detailed images, videos, and interactive, hands-on exercises. In addition, students will prese... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 148 |
Intermediate Computer Skills for the Trade TeacherIn this course, students continue to develop computer skills needed for teaching in the trades. Students acquire skills in document and spreadsheet creation using MS Word and MS Excel, respectively. In addition, students explore the benefits of using web-based applications such as Google Docs and Google Sheets. Limited to United Association program... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 149 |
Introduction to Service Management (UA 2016)In this course, students will recognize the duties and responsibilities of management in the mechanical service industry. Students will demonstrate their leadership abilities and reviewing the day-to-day duties of a leader and a manager. In addition, students will have interactive sessions to identify skills in dispatch, sales, finances, and schedu... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 150 |
Incorporating Pipe Pre-Fabrication into Apprenticeship (UA 5016)In this course, students will identify the journeyman pipe fabricator's roles and responsibilities in the growing trend of journeyman fabricators in the pipe industry today. Students will utilize methods and procedures used to prefabricate welded pipe from concept to completion in both the shop and field environments. In addition, students will the... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 151 |
Industrial Teacher Training VThis course will focus on innovations and problems in trade teaching, an elective professional skill and methods of teaching in a fifth technical skill area. Limited to United Association program participants. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 152 |
Utilizing Jobsite Technology (UA 3050)In this course, students will be introduced to current technology and equipment being used in construction projects. Students will perform hands-on demonstrations that include reality capture cameras, 3-D laser scanners, and robotic total station layout, as well as current tool and mobile technologies for the jobsite. In addition, students will rev... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 153 |
Robotic Station Layout Topcon (UA 3031)In this course, students will be exposed to the effective operation of a robotic station layout (RSL) as it applies to the construction jobsite. Students will discuss the technological advantages of the RSL system and compare and contrast the system to standard blueprints. Students will review available models of robotic station systems and softwar... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 154 |
Safe Handling of Refrigerants (UA 6029)In this course, students will identify potential hazards of refrigerants in HVACR equipment which can include toxicity, flammability, asphyxiation, and physical hazards. In addition, students will determine system design, engineering controls, and other techniques that might mitigate the risks involved in using refrigeration in various types of equ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 155 |
Precision Weld Preparation and Field Machining of Pipe (UA 5024)In this course, students will adapt their existing pipefitting weld preparation practices with the growing demands of heavy industrial work safety practices when using precision weld preparation equipment. Students will gain hands-on experience using Tri Tool and E.H. Wachs heavy wall machining equipment with emphasis placed on operation and safety... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 156 |
Commercial and Residential Boiler Service (UA 6063)In this course, students will identify proper installation and service requirements of standard and high efficiency boilers in both the commercial and residential markets. Students will differentiate types of boiler designs, applications, and piping systems, including the modifications needed for replacing older boilers with new condensing types. S... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 157 |
Smart Home Technology (UA 6065)In this course, students will demonstrate the ability to interface electronic and mechanical devices for the residential smart-home service market. Devices covered will include security monitoring capabilities, temperature modulation and control, lighting and access control, along with remote building monitoring. Device installation and commissioni... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 158 |
Pump Installation Service and Maintenance (UA 6017)In this course, students will recognize and evaluate proper pump selection and installation for various piping systems. Students will focus on pump performance, including pump curves, as well as operating characteristics and installation practices. Proper servicing techniques, repair procedures, and laser alignment methods will be discussed and dem... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 159 |
Teaching HVACR Service Apprenticeship Curriculum (UA 6000)This course is intended to assist students in developing and presenting classroom instruction in the subtopics relating to the five-year Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVACR) Apprenticeship Training Program. Students will identify the subject matter that makes up a five-year program along with the creation of a syllabus ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 160 |
Implementing a Gas Distribution System (UA 5025)In this course, students will demonstrate the process and procedures for the electrofusion of pipe joint connections in plastic gas distribution lines with a focus on residential meter installation. They will perform manual fusion, hydraulic butt fusion, sidewall fusion, and line taps under pressure (hot taps). Students will have the opportunity to... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 161A |
Technical SeminarThis course will focus on the methods of teaching a technical skill area. Special approval required and will replace UAT 121, 131, 141, or 151. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 161B |
Technical SeminarThis course will focus on the methods of teaching a technical skill area. Special approval required and will replace UAT 121, 131, 141, or 151. Level I Prerequisite: Academic Reading and Writing Levels of 6; Admission to Industrial Training program |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 162 |
Occupational Safety and Health (UA 2150)In this course, students will identify the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 510 Standards and locate resources to supplement safety programs at their local Training Center. Topics include the application of the OSHA Construction Standards for safety and health with an emphasis on construction hazards. Students will define constr... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 163 |
NFPA® 70E® Electrical Safety (UA 2163)In this course, students will identify electrical safety hazards in the workplace to reduce or eliminate workers' exposure to those hazards. Students will participate in instructional activities including hands-on exercises, videos, and review of relevant policies and procedures in compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 164 |
NAUSC Shop Steward Course TTT (UA 2191)In this course, students will identify and demonstrate the Shop Steward's roles and responsibilities to provide training for all National Association of Union Schools and Colleges (NAUSC) Shop Steward certification programs across Canada. Students will review the history of the United Association (UA), UA Standard for Excellence, UA Constitution an... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 165 |
Equal Opportunity and Equitable Practices in Apprenticeship (UA 2105)In this course, students will work to establish a professional and inclusive environment, providing uniform guidance to encourage and maintain positive and inclusive environments at local training centers. Topics will include diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), as related to equal opportunity, protected classes, anti-harassment, and discriminat... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 166 |
Applied Water (UA 2120)In this course, students will identify, analyze, and evaluate sources of water contamination in designed water systems including piping, delivery, and storage. Students will apply scientific methods and knowledge of water characteristics for practical applications as well as documentation with the proper nomenclature. In addition, students will ide... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 168 |
Introduction to REVIT (UA 3025)In this course, students will be introduced to the Autodesk Revit Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing (MEP) software as a design, collaboration, coordination, communication and fabrication tool for the construction industry. Students will learn how to utilize a 3-D model to coordinate installation drawings and fabrication spool sheets. In addition, st... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 169 |
Mobile Technology (UA 3055)In this course, students will examine current mobile technologies and applications that are available for use in the construction industry. Students will explore resources as well as develop and utilize a plan to integrate these technologies into apprenticeship programs at their local Training Centers. In addition, students will present a five-minu... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 169A |
Mobile Technology for the Construction Industry II (UA 3056)In this course, students will be introduced to current software technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and other applications that support construction management processes. Through practice, students will explore how the application of computer tablet technology increases jobsite efficiency. Further, teaching strategies for classroom curriculum... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 170A |
Introduction to Teaching Online Using Canvas LMS (UA 3001)In this course, students will discuss and demonstrate the use of the essential tools and features of the Canvas Learning Management System (LMS). By using tutorials, practical insights, and hands-on activities, students will create, organize and manage their course content using Canvas. Students will demonstrate uploading content, resources, and mu... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 171A |
Distance Learning Teaching TechniquesThis course covers the use of interactive television and other distance learning techniques. Students learn presentation techniques for instructors and learn to plan distance learning classes. Methods for converting conventional class materials into a format suited for distance learning are covered. This course also covers the use of Internet pa... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 171B |
On-Line Teaching TechniquesThis course covers the use of the Internet in teaching. Forums, on-line teaching, chat rooms, on-line assignments, e-mail, and other Internet features are explained and demonstrated. These Internet teaching techniques can be used with courses offered completely on-line or to supplement traditional classroom courses. Methods for converting tradit... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 171C |
Robotic Total Station-Trimble (UA 3033)In this course, students will study the setup, layout, operation, and troubleshooting of the Trimble Robotic Total Station with an emphasis on hands-on application using the latest equipment and software. Students will be able to identify, establish, and verify Building Control Points of single and multi-level structures. Students will also recogni... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 172 |
Utilizing UA Classroom Techniques (UA 3007)In this course, students will develop skills to effectively teach the next generation's workforce through hands-on approaches and interactive teaching tools. Students will be exposed to the current virtual reality, augmented reality, and online resources along with demonstrations utilizing smartboards and construction applications developed by the ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 173 |
BIM-VDC Workflow in the Construction Industry (UA 3100)In this course, students will examine the Building Information Management (BIM) process and determine how it fits into the Virtual Design and Construction (VDC) workflow. Students will demonstrate the VDC workflow on a small project for the plumbing, mechanical and fire protection industries. In addition, students will examine how a BIM project fol... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 174 |
Laser Scanning: Reality Capture for Construction (UA 3035)In this course, students will use laser scanning equipment and related software to create 3D point clouds of existing buildings and Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems, using Building Information Modeling (BIM) applications for use at local Training Centers. As part of a hands-on lab, students will scan an existing mechanical equipme... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 175 |
Utilizing Revit® for UA Training (UA 3095)In this course, students will create 2 and 3 dimensional piping models using Autodesk Revit ® software. Students will create project plans and develop isometric and elevation drawings, which can be annotated and saved as PDFs. These models can be used for training exercises and lessons in their instructional courses at their local Training Centers... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 176 |
Addressing Barriers to Apprentice Success (UA 9006)In this course, students will develop skills to improve communication with apprentices at their local Training Center. By using real-life scenarios, students will learn how to address a variety of issues related to cultural diversity, emotional intelligence, distress or emotional dysregulation, violence, and substance abuse. In addition, students w... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 177 |
Victaulic Vortex System Training (UA 7001)In this course students will learn detailed information on the Victaulic Vortex system, including the installation process, design guidelines, basic functions and operations, as well as how to place the system in maintenance mode for servicing. Students will develop an understanding of the science upon which the system was built as well as demonstr... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 178 |
Viking Foam Fire Protection System Training (UA 7002)In this course, students will be introduced to the components and operation of Viking Foam Fire Protection Systems and is intended for students who want to add this training to their local Training Centers. This hands-on course will cover installation requirements for Viking foam systems along with proper operation and setup. Students will perform ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 179 |
Reliable Automatic Fire Sprinkler Valve Training (UA 7032)In this course, students will gain the essential skills needed to qualify members in the installation, troubleshooting, and repair of Reliable Automatic Fire Protection valves and essential components at their local Training Center. Students will explore the history of Reliable Automatic Sprinkler Corporation and current fire protection valves and ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 179A |
Victaulic Firelock Fire Protection Valves (UA 7031)In this course, students will identify the purpose and demonstrate the application use of the Victaulic valves and components available in fire protection systems. This course will combine classroom instruction and hands on demonstrations of the various valves and components that make up fire protection systems and trim assemblies. Students will re... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 180 |
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Codes (UA 7070)In this course, students will become proficient with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standards, including how they are developed and the rules that govern them. Students will review the make-up of NFPA technical committees and their responsibilities, how the consensus mechanism works, and the course of actions required to apply for ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 181 |
Fire Pump Inspection and Testing (UA 7041)In this course, students will be provided with working knowledge and skills for proper installation, inspection and testing of the various types of fire pumps. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 20 and 25 codes, installation, inspection and testing for fire pumps, along with requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE) per NFPA 70E... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 182 |
Fire Pump Installation, Repair, and Maintenance (UA 7042)In this course, students will acquire the working knowledge and skills for the installation, maintenance, and repair of the various types of Aurora and Alis-Chalmers fire pumps in accordance with the codes of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 20 and 25, including personal protective equipment (PPE) per NFPA 70E. Practical and hands-on... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 183 |
Revit for Fire Protection I (UA 7025)In this course, students will use Autodesk Revit Building Information Modeling (BIM) technology to create digital fire protection systems to be used at their local Training Center. Students will focus on the life safety systems used in the fire protection industry using HydraCAD for Revit. This course for virtual installation of wet and dry sprinkl... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 184 |
Revit for Fire Protection II (UA 7026)In this course, students will further study Autodesk Revit Building Information Management (BIM) integration as well as recognize current clash detection options through Navisworks. Students will identify the BIM workflow and the challenges faced by the detailers in the collaboration of Fire Protection Systems (FPS) with other trades. Fabrication a... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 185 |
Inspection, Testing, and Maintenance (ITM) of Fire Protection Systems/ASSE15000 (UA 7050)In this course, students will identify and study the codes for inspection and testing of water-based fire protection systems in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA 25). Students will review the process and documentation, as well as perform hands-on testing, including the maintenance required to restore the system to norma... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 186 |
Water Quality Fire Protection (UA 7051)In this course, students will review fire protection water quality policies required by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services to minimize the development of legionella bacteria and other diseases in water systems. Students will create and demonstrate methods to survey/map, monitor, assess risk and remediate health hazards in building water ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 187 |
Revit for Fire Protection III (UA 7027)In this course, students will use HydraCAD software to estimate building projects and will use Building Information Modeling (BIM) to virtually install a fire protection system in a medical facility. This real-world simulation project allows students to experience the challenges and level of detail required to design fire protection systems with an... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 188 |
Modernizing Delivery of Course Curriculum (UA 1007)In this course, students will create a syllabus and lesson plan using current online or electronic resources available to enhance curriculum delivery. Topics include an overview of lesson plan development, use of Blackboard learning management system (LMS), navigation of online resources and digital deployment. Students will integrate these resourc... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 190 |
Water Quality Mechanical (UA 6080)In this course, students will review pipefitting and mechanical systems water quality requirements as mandated by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to reduce the risk of legionella bacteria and other diseases. Students will create and demonstrate methods to survey/map, monitor, assess risk and remediate health hazards in building water sys... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 191 |
Advanced PowerPoint for Instructors (UA 3103)In this course, students will expand their PowerPoint software skills by utilizing current and advanced PowerPoint applications. Students will create and present a slide show using charts and tables in a PowerPoint presentation. PowerPoint topics, such as customizing themes using slide masters, collaborating with others online, creating instruction... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 192 |
DfMA and Modular Construction (UA 3110)In this course, students will explore Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) workflows and methods as they apply to mechanical and plumbing piping installations. Current modular and automated assembly techniques and new piping technologies will be reviewed. Automation software, modular piping assemblies and automated tools will be utilized and ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 193 |
Robotic Total Station (RTS) Layout Basics (UA 3045)In this course, students will learn the basics of Robotic Total Station (RTS) systems as they apply to Trimble®, Leica®, and Topcon® manufacturers. Topics include basic setup, layout, and quality control. Additional topics include verifying surveyed control points and establishing building control points to other levels of the structure. Hands-o... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 193A |
Robotic Total Station Beyond Basics (UA 3046)In this course, students will develop increased competency in the application of equipment, software, and data using the Robotic Total Station (RTS). At an advanced level, students will demonstrate the processes of using vendor software and point creation, as well as jobsite troubleshooting of potential problems while using computer tablets. Studen... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 194 |
Advanced Technologies for Training Centers (UA 3115)In this course, students will identify advanced cyber security technologies to protect the local Training Center's Information Technology (IT) infrastructure. Topics include the types of cyber security, equipment and technology infrastructure as well as industry-related technology adoption. Students will also discuss budgeting strategies for variou... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 195 |
iPad Deployment for Construction Technology Training (UA 3054)In this course, students will identify and demonstrate iPad or other mobile technology that can be incorporated into their current training curriculum. Through interactive delivery, students will review the fundamentals of Mobile Data Management (MDM) software for managing the mobile platform in order to facilitate training. Students will be introd... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 196 |
Pipefitting Fundamentals (UA 5005)In this course, students will create curriculum for their local Training Centers using resources and references from IPT's Pipe Trades Manual and Handbook. Students will analyze how tests, quizzes, and hands-on projects can be used to reinforce each section of the handbook. Students will demonstrate skills needed to create and teach a Piping Fundam... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 197 |
Special Hazard Fire Protection ASSE 27010 (UA 7010)In this course, students will identify the codes and policies of special hazards systems and life safety systems for fire protection as listed in the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) standard 770. Students will experience in a hands-on lab environment the setup, operation, and testing of special hazards systems, including life safety sys... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 199 |
Operation of Destructive Cutting and Strap Bending Equipment for UA Weld Test (UA 8042)In this course, students will perform the safe handling and operation of weld test equipment as verified by a United Association Authorized Testing Representative (ATR) Certified Weld Inspectors (CWI). Students will review weld testing procedures according to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) code requirements for bend and destruc... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 200 |
Emerging Welding Technologies (UA 8017)In this course, the students will explore the advancements in the ever-changing and expanding welding industry. Students will be introduced to how the integration of emerging welding processes such as gas metal arc welding (GMAW), waveform control, friction stir, keyhole TIG (K-TIG), and electron beam welding (EBW), will influence the next generati... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 201 |
Advanced Instructor Training IThis course is designed for graduates of the 5-year UA instructor training program. Trade teachers will expand their skills and knowledge in teaching techniques and methodologies, as well as technological concepts. The student will select one 45 hour module or two 22 1/2 hour modules from unit one or unit two. Limited to United Association program ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 202 |
Advanced Instructor Training IIThis course is designed for graduates of the 5-year UA instructor training program. Trade teachers will expand their skills and knowledge in teaching techniques and methodologies, as well as technological concepts. The student will select one 45 hour module or two 22 1/2 hour modules from unit one or unit two. Limited to United Association program ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 203 |
Advanced Instructor Training IIIThis course is designed for graduates of the 5-year UA instructor training program. Trade teachers will expand their skills and knowledge in teaching techniques and methodologies, as well as technological concepts. The student will select one 45 hour module or two 22 1/2 hour modules from unit one or unit two. Limited to United Association program ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 204 |
Advanced Instructor Training IVThis course is designed for graduates of the 5-year UA instructor training program. Trade teachers will expand their skills and knowledge in teaching techniques and methodologies, as well as technological concepts. The student will select one 45 hour module or two 22 1/2 hour modules from unit one or unit two. Limited to United Association program ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 205 |
Advanced Instructor Training VThis course is designed for graduates of the 5-year UA instructor training program. Trade teachers will expand their skills and knowledge in teaching techniques and methodologies, as well as technological concepts. The student will select one 45 hour module or two 22 1/2 hour modules from unit one or unit two. Limited to United Association program ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 206 |
Commercial Refrigeration and Supermarket Applications (UA 6002)In this course, students will examine emerging technologies in the commercial and industrial refrigeration fields. Students will study system components and operations of building automation systems for supermarket applications, as well as secondary fluid systems, compound/cascade refrigeration, and natural refrigerants. There will be hands-on demo... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 208 |
Introduction to Oilless Magnetic Bearing Centrifugal Compressors (UA 6015)In this course, students will be introduced to magnetic bearing technology for Turbocor Heating, Ventilation, and Cooling (HVAC) compressors. Topics will include compressor history, theory of operation, components, and operation. Students will download, install, and utilize monitoring software. Students will explore Danfoss Turbocor compressor (DTC... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 209 |
Methods in Teaching Backflow Prevention Certification (UA 4006)This course prepares students to establish teaching certification classes for backflow testing at their local Training Center in accordance with the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) Series 5000 Professional Qualification Standard. Students will identify the code requirements along with practical set-up and use of a wet lab to train indiv... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 210 |
Public SpeakingThis course is designed to help students acquire essential speaking and listening skills for the classroom. In-class exercises focus on the delivery of lecture material and conducting demonstrations. Students polish organization and delivery skills, as well as gain a heightened awareness of the relationship between a speaker and an audience. Studen... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 211 |
Planning, Teaching and Assessing Effective Lessons - BeginningIn this course, students will identify the fundamentals of effectively teaching adult learners through lesson plans designed to recognize and accommodate learning styles. Students will foster a culture of shared accountability for course learning outcomes and promote a barrier-free educational experience by establishing a culture of inclusive learn... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 212 |
Planning, Teaching and Assessing Effective Lessons - IntermediateIn this course, students will learn to enhance student engagement and accommodate diverse learning styles. Students will focus on crafting open-ended questions, incorporating visual aids, activating prior knowledge, aligning objectives with Bloom's Taxonomy, implementing effective instructional strategies, assessing learning outcomes, planning grou... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 213 |
Planning, Teaching and Assessing Effective Lessons - AdvancedIn this course, students will explore interactive teaching methods designed to empower educators with the tools to craft engaging lesson plans that foster student collaboration. Through practical exercises and discussions, students will learn to integrate interactive teaching strategies, construct purpose-driven assessment rubrics, and adapt trade-... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 214 |
Developing and Presenting Effective Lesson PlansIn this course, students will create a comprehensive course syllabus and construct effective lesson plans. Through a blend of theoretical frameworks and practical applications, students will learn to craft syllabi that articulate clear course descriptions, outline specific learning outcomes, delineate objectives, and establish assessment criteria. ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 216 |
Innovative Welding Techniques (UA 8006)In this course, students will develop methods of teaching the advanced skills of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) at their local Training Center. Students will study welding processes and demonstrate various welding techniques, material selection, equipment selection, and current technology to provide proper wel... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 217 |
Welding Phase Array (UA 8036)In this course, students will be introduced to the principles and process of Phase Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT). Students will analyze test results using the Phase Array computer display information to determine and assist in the detection of the location, size and characterization of weld defects. In addition, the course will address the key st... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 218 |
AWS-CWI Recertification (UA 8039)In this course, students will be introduced to the American Welding Society-Certified Weld Inspector (AWS-CWI) re-certification qualification process. Students will review the AWS-QC1 (Quality Control) documents and standards. An emphasis will be placed on the duties and responsibilities involved in maintaining credentials. Students will also be in... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 220 |
Methods in Teaching Pipe Trades Mathematics UA 2001In this course, students will develop methods and techniques for teaching pipe trades math for apprentices and journey workers at their local Training Centers. Students will be introduced to various teaching styles, testing and exams, as well as developing math curriculum using an online learning management system (LMS). Students will use algebra a... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 222 |
Basic Computer for the Trade TeacherIn this course, students will be introduced to the basics of computers by producing professional looking documents using a personal computer. Students will also create spreadsheets to help prepare budgets and manage numerical information. In addition, students will be provided an overview of hardware and software, creating course handouts, spreadsh... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 224 |
OSHA 500: Trainer Course in Occupational Safety and Health Standards for Construction (UA 2151)In this course, students will develop methods of teaching the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10-hour and the OSHA 30-hour construction safety and health outreach programs at their local Training Center. Students will focus on adult learning principles and hands-on training techniques to identify, define, and explain constructi... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 225 |
Plumbing Fixtures (UA 4003)In this course, students will recognize the design and function of plumbing fixtures used in the industry, including institutional fixtures, fixture controls, appliances, and accessories. Students will review the proper piping and prefabrication needed for correct installation practices and manufacturers' recommendations. The fixtures and practices... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 225A |
Methods in Teaching Plumbing Fixtures (UA 4003)In this course, students will acquire the knowledge and tools to deliver a plumbing fixtures course at their local Training Centers. Students will review the design and function of plumbing fixtures, installation practices, institutional fixtures, fixture controls, appliances, and accessories. By the end of this course, students will be able to cre... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 226 |
PowerPoint for Instructors (UA 3004)In this course, students will develop methods of using Microsoft PowerPoint to create and deliver class presentations and course-related material for instruction at local Training Centers. Students will review basic tasks in PowerPoint including adding text, fonts, colors and graphics, as well as advanced topics, such as adding tables, charts, hype... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 228 |
Online Teaching Techniques Using Blackboard (UA 3002)In this course, students will continue to explore the use of the Blackboard Learning Management System (LMS) to design courses that can be taught online as well as in a classroom environment for instruction at local Training Centers. Students will discuss and demonstrate how to set up forums, chat rooms, online testing, assignments, gradebooks and ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 230 |
3D Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD)In this course, students learn methods of teaching 3D Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD). Topics to be covered include the 3D CAD environment; creation of 3D piping, 3D pipefittings and other complex solids; creating surfaces; editing solids; and utilizing AutoCAD and Quickpen Pipe Designer 3D software. Limited to United Association program participants... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 232 |
Drainage Systems (UA 4002)In this course, students will study the installation and maintenance of drainage systems used by pipe trades journey workers. Students will study the science behind the different types of drainage systems, venting, piping materials, and their joining methods. In addition, students will analyze public and private sewage disposal systems, as well as ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 232A |
Methods in Teaching Drainage Systems (UA 4002)In this course, students will acquire the skills to deliver a Drainage Systems course at their local Training Center. Students will review current codes and standards, materials, installation methods, and fixture connections. Students will also review storm, vent, and special waste systems. By the end of this course, students will be able to apply ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 236 |
Coyne First Aid for the TradesIn this train-the-trainer course, student instructors will be certified to teach and to conduct the Coyne basic life support/first aid training program. The Coyne's program is accepted by OSHA. Topics to be covered include: providing basic life support for adults, infants and children; performing first aid for musculoskeletal injuries and burns; us... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 238 |
Methods of Teaching Downhill WeldingIn this course, students will develop methods of teaching the techniques for downhill welding that can be used at local Training Centers. Students will review procedures in joint preparation, coupon alignment, and welding of large diameter pipe in both classroom and lab environments, according to the United Association Shielded Metal Arc Weld (UA-1... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 239 |
AWS-CWI Certified Welding Inspector (UA 8001)In this course, students prepare to take the American Welding Society's Certified Welding Inspectors certification exam. Students will review relevant guidelines, policies, and procedures to identify the requirements of a welding inspector, interpret code standards, and demonstrate evaluations of weldments for acceptable standards. Upon completion ... |
(4 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 240 |
Basic Electricity (UA 2006)In this course, students will develop teaching methods for safely working with electricity on job sites. Students will study electrical theory and safety, along with hands-on demonstrations and activities. Ground fault circuits (GFCI), circuit breakers, fuses and circuit capacities will be discussed along with the proper use of electrical testing e... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 241 |
Methods in Teaching Water Supply Systems (UA 4001)In this course, students will develop methods of teaching for potable hot water and water supply systems that can be used at their local Training Centers. Students will study water supply from a historical perspective, including sources, treatment, and distribution, as well as identify terms and materials used in installation. In addition, students... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 243 |
Operation of the Green TrailerIn this course, students will learn how to present classes covering the basics of Sustainable (Green) Technology as it applies to the mechanical and plumbing systems installed and serviced by UA members. Students will learn best practices for teaching with the Hampden Green Training equipment on the UA Green Training Trailer. Trailer and equipment ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 243C |
UA Pipe Trades Trailer Operations (UA 2011)In this course, students learn how to request, set up, operate, and tear down the United Association (UA) Training Trailers (trade-specific). Students will discuss the administrative requirements, policies, procedures, and costs involved with utilizing UA trailers at their local Training Center. In addition, students will safely demonstrate set-up,... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 244 |
Fundamentals of Variable Frequency DrivesIn this course, students will identify the theory and operation of variable frequency drive (VFD) motors and controllers that can be used for instruction at local Training Centers. Students will review installation and troubleshooting, including complete factory startup on various manufacturers' equipment through classroom and hands-on lab activiti... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 247 |
Piping Codes for Industrial Work (UA 8004)In this course, students will identify piping codes and the properties of metals. Topics will include the history of codes, piping metallurgy, material selection, installation, and welding requirements. They will also review procedures for testing, inspection and stamping, in accordance with the American Society for Mechanical Engineers (ASME) B31.... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 248 |
General Valve Repair (UA 5006)In this course, students will be introduced to methods for teaching the general valve repair course for the 3-year valve re-certification for apprentices and journey workers at their local Training Center. This course will focus on the standards of the United Association (UA) Quality Valve Repair Manual, as well as the equipment and tools required ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 249 |
ARC Welding Practical Fundamentals and Theory (UA 8002)In this course, students will identify and review arc welding techniques and practical applications used to develop a welder training program. Students will incorporate online learning resources and visual training aids for classroom and hands-on demonstrations. They will identify welding theory, available equipment, electrode AWS (American Welding... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 250 |
Advanced Plan Reading (UA 2095)In this course, students will develop problem-solving skills related to construction documentation for coordinating piping systems. Students will interpret and analyze construction drawings and piping system plans to identify differences in specifications, plan submittals and associated construction drawings. Utilizing current technologies, techniq... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 251 |
Related Science (UA 2003)In this course, students will apply the principles of science and piping systems for pipe trades workers. Through teaching demonstrations, experiments and discussions, science principles will be applied to all portions of the pipefitting trade. These demonstrations will include heat/pressure effects on liquids and gases (fluid dynamics), metallic a... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 252 |
Introduction to Computer-Aided DraftingThis course is designed as an introduction to computer-aided drafting (CAD) and the CAD environment. Emphasis is placed upon the fundamentals of CAD software and the creation of two-dimensional CAD piping drawings. AutoCAD drafting software and Windows 2000 or Windows XP operating systems are utilized. It is suggested that each student bring a USB ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 253 |
Installation, Design, and Operation of Copper Piping Systems (UA 4005)In this course, students will review the proper methods of various copper joining techniques used in the pipe trades. Hands-on demonstration of various copper pipe joining methods including soldering and brazing as well as current mechanical techniques will be practiced. In addition, students will review installation-related field failure, troubles... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 255 |
Fundamentals of RiggingIn this course, students will learn about methods of teaching the basic fundamentals of rigging. Topics to be covered include: rigging safety in basic knots and their uses, wire ropes, web slings, load calculations and their applications in the trades. Also, signaling methods and practical, safe uses in every day installations in the piping industr... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 257 |
Teaching Hydronic Heating and Cooling (UA 6006)In this course, students will review the principles of hydronics heating and cooling. Topics will include equipment, design, operation, control, and installation methods. Maintenance and troubleshooting techniques will also be reviewed. Students will also review instructional resources, methods and materials for teaching an effective hydronics cour... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 259 |
Backflow Repair and Maintenance (UA 4007)In this course, students will identify the need for and safety of backflow devices as well as demonstrate the repairing, trouble-shooting, and testing of backflow systems. Students will be provided with extensive hands-on practical experience dealing with repair and maintenance of large diameter assemblies from various manufacturers. In addition, s... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 260A |
Methods in Teaching Steam Systems (UA 6081)In this course, students will identify methods of teaching the principles of steam generation and distribution in the heating and power industries. Students will be provided with theoretical and practical techniques as well as instructional resources to explain installation, operation, and maintenance of steam systems. Discussions include safety co... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 261 |
Heat Fusion Joining of Polyethylene Pipe (UA 5017)In this hands-on course, students will study the theory, chemistry, applications, and procedures involved in heat fusion and electrofusion of polyethylene pipe (PE) used in the pipefitting industry. Students will join various size PE pipes in butt fusion, socket fusion, and saddle type joints using each method with emphasis on proper fusion procedu... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 262 |
Methods of Teaching Drawing Interpretation and Plan Reading (UA 2004)PipIn this course, students will use the Drawing Interpretation and Plan Reading set to develop methods to teach drafting, drawing interpretation, and plan reading at local Training Centers. Students will be shown how to teach orthographic and isometric drawings, followed by a hands-on drafting lab where they will interpret and create their own dra... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 263A |
Delivering a Building Automation Program in HVACR (UA 6008)In this course, students will identify the equipment and processes needed to create a Building Automation and Energy Management Program. An overview of building automation systems (BAS) applications, direct digital control (DDC) systems, and energy management calculations (used to control HVACR equipment) will be covered. Students will learn about ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 265 |
HVACR Apprenticeship PracticumIn this course, students will learn about and develop methods of teaching the different sub-topics related to the Five-Year Heating, Ventilating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration apprentice training program. The use of pressure-enthalpy diagrams as a teaching aid will be stressed. The HVAC Training Manual and associated Student Study Guide/Lab Ma... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 266 |
Methods in Teaching Start, Test, & Balance (UA 6009)In this course, students will develop classroom and hands-on methods to create a mechanical equipment Start, Test, and Balance course at their local Training Centers. Students will navigate instructional resources including textbooks, online resources and demonstrations, as well as study the testing equipment and processes needed to document and ev... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 267 |
Advanced HVAC & R TroubleshootingIn this course, students will study basic electricity as it applies to Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVACR) systems. Students will review electrical theory, including voltage, amperage, resistance, and wiring schematics, with an emphasis on safely troubleshooting HVACR and plumbing control systems. In addition, students... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 268 |
Technical Classes for Sprinkler FittersIn this course students will be introduced to the most current technologies utilized in the fire protection industry. Students will discuss and demonstrate the latest technology and concepts applied to the design, engineering, installation and servicing of various types of fire protection systems. Other topics covered in this course include system ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 269 |
Medical Gas Instructor (UA 4011)In this course, students will complete the required training to review, study, and take the National Inspecting Testing and Certification (NITC) ASSE 6050 Medical Gas Instructor certification exam. They will also develop instructional activities that can be used at their local Training Centers. Topics include the National Fire Protection Associatio... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 270 |
Applied Metallurgy (UA 8003)In this course, students will learn methods of teaching the properties and characteristics of metals commonly used in the pipe trades. Emphasis will be given to explaining the nature of ferrous and non-ferrous metals in both their raw and manufactured form, the physical and mechanical properties of common metals and the processes used to create des... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 272 |
Wire Feed Orbital WeldingIn this course, students will learn methods of teaching wire feed orbital welding. Topics include teaching wire feed orbital equipment capacity/capabilities and their accessories; installation and set-up of equipment; machine and weld head calibration; weld joint design; tack-up; weld preparation; and welding parameters. Students taking this class ... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 276 |
Orbital Tube Welding (UA 8007)In this course, students will acquire the skills to teach their membership the purpose, concept, and intricate procedures of orbital welding using various power supplies. Students will explain the purpose and concept, create and input weld programs, set up and calibrate equipment, prepare weld tubing, as well as purge and weld coupons for inspectio... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 283 |
Art of Tube BendingIn this course, students will demonstrate both the simple and Set Back, Advance and Gain (SAG) measurement method of tube bending. Students will identify the bender procedure while using trigonometry as it relates to degree bends and layout. Discussions, explanations and hands-on demonstrations will allow students to layout multiple parallel offset... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 284 |
Methods in Teaching Gas Metal Arc Welding (UA 8013)In this course, students will learn about methods of teaching the techniques of Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW). Safety and set-up, as well as minor maintenance and repair of GMAW equipment will be emphasized. Students will learn troubleshooting techniques as well as how to select project consumables and the proper gases. Hands-on welding instruction ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 286 |
Industrial Refrigeration TrainerIn this course, students will learn methods of teaching basic commercial refrigeration concepts using the Hampden Industrial Refrigeration Trainer (IRT). Topics include operating and servicing large industrial systems requiring water-cooled condensers; electric and hot gas defrost systems; cooling towers; hot bypass capacity control systems; crankc... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 288 |
Shielded Metal Arc Welding (UA 8012)In this course, students will develop the skills and techniques used for Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) of alloy and heavy wall piping materials. Students will recognize the current methods and advanced techniques to the SMAW process for variable thicknesses of pipe. Students will demonstrate these techniques in a hands-on lab application. The t... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 290 |
Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (8014)In this course, students will develop methods for teaching advanced techniques of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) that can be used at their local Training Center. Students will identify procedures and techniques utilized in welding corrosion-resistant alloys and a variety of materials. In addition, students will prepare and present a course activit... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 292 |
Pipefitting LayoutIn this course, students will be introduced to the 57 ¼" method for pipefitting layout. Students will demonstrate layouts of simple, rolling, and mitered fittings along with odd angle fittings and laterals, all without using math. Students will also be able to lay out precise pipe angles of nozzles/o-lets on tanks and vessels as well as utilize th... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 294 |
Plumbing Service IIn this course, students will learn about methods of teaching plumbing service. Topics include the operational, installation, and safety aspects including troubleshooting and repair of fixtures, flush valves, sewer systems, faucets, appliances, and electronics in the plumbing industry. Aspects of customer relations and marketing will be reviewed. T... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 294A |
Methods in Teaching Plumbing Service, Maintenance and Repair (UA 4009)In this course, students will develop methods for presenting plumbing service, maintenance and repair curriculum at their local Training Center. Topics will include the operation, installation, repair, and safety aspects of fixtures, flush valves, sewer systems, faucets, appliances, and electronics in the plumbing industry. Students will utilize cl... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 294B |
Plumbing Customer Service for the UA Craftsman (UA 4010)In this course, students will examine methods for development and delivery of their local UA Plumbing Service Customer Care curriculum. Through discussion, lecture, videos and role-playing activities, students will identify internal and external customer care techniques focusing on communication. Students will utilize Mechanical Service Contractors... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 294C |
Customer Service for the UA Craftsperson (UA 4100)In this course, students will develop and practice pedagogical strategies for the UA (United Association) Customer Service Program. Students will discuss the behavior and attitude requirements for effective customer service and review techniques to implement in existing curriculum at their local Training Centers. Students will utilize techniques in... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 300 |
Using Blackboard in UA Apprenticeships - Advanced (UA 3003)In this course, students will be introduced to advanced methods and strategies for constructing and teaching Blackboard Learning Management System (LMS) courses at local Training Centers. Students will create, develop, edit and manage a Blackboard course site using advanced Blackboard tools, online resources and current system updates. In addition,... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 301 |
Data Harvesting (UA 6066)In this course, students will be introduced to the advantages of data harvesting through Direct Digital Control (DDC). Specific attention will be given to how to recognize controls, set up cloud-based controls and data setpoints, as well as how to upgrade these controls to align with current software. Students will engage in hands-on learning by co... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 302 |
Process Management for UA Technicians (UA 6003)In this course, students will develop curriculum for their local training programs to prepare new apprentices for work in the service industry. Participants will focus on identifying safety concerns relevant to service work, such as arc flash and radio frequency exposures. This course will also present new technology including the use of mobile dev... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 303 |
Safe Handling of Mildly Flammable Refrigerants (UA 6059)In this course, students will identify the safe handling guidelines of mildly flammable (A2L) refrigerants upon system installation or servicing of refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Students will be introduced to the functions, precautions and differences between to mildly flammable (A2L) and non-flammable (A1) refrigerants. In addition, ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 304A |
Air Quality for Building Systems (UA 6078)In this course students will evaluate and assess mechanical systems for compliance with American Society for Sanitary Engineers (ASSE) standards 12050 and 12051 concerning indoor air quality. Students will identify control measures to bring building systems into compliance. At the conclusion of this course, students will identify methods to develop... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 311 |
Confined SpaceIn this course, students will receive a five-day training that is a combination of OSHA's (#2260) 3-day classroom-based confined space course on OSHA's General Industry Standard with CPWR's 2-day hands-on simulated entry training. Topics include legal issues, permit programs, ventilation and rescue as well as workshops on confined space hazards and... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 313 |
Effective Leadership and Committee Development (UA 2104)In this course, students will develop leadership skills through professional development and committee involvement. Best practices related to increasing motivation and improving accountability will be explored in leadership roles. Additionally, students will engage in organizing and hosting committees using current online platforms. Resources for c... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 314 |
Infection Control and Risk Assessment (UA 2157)In this course, students will identify procedures for Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) to perform construction and renovation tasks in healthcare or other occupied facilities. Topics will include practical uses of ICRA tools including containment, negative air flow, high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtration and safe work practice te... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 315 |
Estimating for Mechanical Projects (UA 2017)In this course, students will develop skills to transition from a construction field supervisor to an office estimator. Utilizing field experience and current technology, students will identify and recognize take-off skills, labor assignments and strategies for the bidding process. In addition, students will review pre-bid assessment skills, turn o... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 316 |
Administration of a United Association Weld Test Facility (UA 8000)In this course, students will identify the rules and responsibilities of the United Association Welder Certification Program (WCP) to become an Authorized Training Representative (ATR). These duties include administration and documentation functions, as well as determining the acceptability of weld test assemblies. Students will develop a course pl... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 317 |
Opioids and the Workplace: Prevention & Response (UA 2170)In this course, students will explore worker awareness training programs in order to identify workplace risk factors and solutions for opioid use, misuse and addiction. Students will study opioid crisis topics such as its history, workplace implications and interventions, as well as policy reforms for both employers and employees. Upon successful c... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 318 |
OSHA 502 Update for Construction Industry Outreach Trainers (UA 2152)In this course, students will identify the updates of Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 500 standards, policies, and regulations. Students will apply adult learning principles and interactive training techniques to clearly identify, define, and explain construction industry hazards and acceptable corrective measures. These teachi... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 318A |
OSHA 502 Update for Construction Industry Outreach Trainers, Condensed (UA 2142)In this course, students will review current updates to Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) construction standards, policies, and regulations for trainers who have previously completed the OSHA 500 course. Students will demonstrate continued professional development as instructors by applying effective adult learning principles in ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 319 |
Recruitment Resources and Strategies (UA 2103)In this course, students will identify the many recruitment tools and marketing opportunities available to Training Coordinators for promoting eligible apprentices. Students will locate, create, and order UA Education and Training Department printed brochures, push cards, and videos designed to explain the benefits of joining a United Association a... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 320 |
Labor History and the UA Part I: 1600's - 1920's (UA 2008)In this course, students explore the development of the trade union movement in North America from the 1600s to the 1920s. Students will review the early obstacles and challenges of organized labor as well as identify the leaders and events that helped shape the movement. Topics will include the history of work, technology development, trade unions... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 321 |
Labor History and the UA Part II: 1930 - Present (UA 2009)In this course, students continue to explore the history of the trade unions movement, including business-related government policy and its globalization from the 1930s to the present. Students will review the changes brought forth from the post-Great Depression era, including the emergence of modernized societies, leading to increased size and div... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 323 |
Financial Literacy for Apprentices (UA 2101)This course is designed to provide students with the resources necessary to develop custom financial literacy to meet apprentices' needs at their local Training Center. Students will identify local and online resources and discuss budget and financial strategies for short- and long-term financial management and education. Students will plan for app... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 324 |
Industrial Rigging Technologies (UA 5009)This course covers industrial rigging technologies including precautions required when lifting materials and equipment. Students will calculate proper/safe rigging of loads as well as identify the proper maintenance of rigging equipment including personal protective equipment (PPE). Practical application of industrial rigging and virtual crane sign... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 325 |
Industrial RiggingIn this course, students will learn methods of teaching about industrial rigging. This course has a theoretical and a practical component covering the best rigging practices, calculating centers of gravity, sling stress, crane set up, and the use of tuggers, jacks, and rollers. There will be a written exam along with the performance exam, which upo... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 326 |
Grooving Fundamentals and Installation (UA 2180)In this course, students will identify the proper fundamentals of pipe grooving and installation. Topics include the anatomy of a groove, tool setup procedures, product line, safety testing, and proper installation of grooved piping systems. Students will also be introduced to Revit software and will design a grooved piping spool project. Students ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 327 |
Introduction to Peer Support Skills & Mental Health Literacy (UA 2171)In this course, students will develop and demonstrate mental health literacy and be equipped with the necessary skills to offer effective peer support. Students will develop proficiency in identifying and addressing mental health issues, supporting peers in distress, and advocating for mental wellness within their communities. Further, students wil... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 328 |
Advanced Skills in Suicide Prevention Training, Peer Support and Mental Health Literacy (UA 2172)In this course, students will further develop and demonstrate peer support skills and mental health literacy with the intent to train others. Students will develop basic proficiency in motivational interviewing, crisis response planning, lethal means safety planning, and suicide postvention. Topics of focus will be assessing emotional intensity, em... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 330 |
Labor History and the UA (UA 2010)In this course, students will explore the history of the trade union movement, including business-related government policy and its globalization from the 1600s to the present. Students will review the early obstacles and challenges of organized labor and identify the leaders who helped shape the labor movement. Students will discuss the changes br... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 345 |
Cross Connection Control (UA 4008)In this course, students will identify the hazards associated with cross-connection control of water systems. Topics include cross-connection terminology, fluid dynamics, and the proper use of backflow prevention methods, devices and assemblies. Students will conduct a hands-on site survey to identify and document the risks and hazards of cross-con... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 350 |
Semiconductor Orbital Tube Welding (UA 8047)In this course, students will identify the theoretical and practical skills needed for semiconductor orbital tube welding. Students will compare and contrast orbital welding done using various power supplies and demonstrate proper weld specifications, equipment setup, and calibration of the prep tubing. Proper purging, welding coupons, and other pr... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 350A |
Semiconductor Infrared (IR) Fusion (UA 8048)In this course, students will recognize the Infra-red (IR) fusion of Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) and Polypropylene pipe systems. Students will set up and break down fusion equipment in accordance with the George Fischer (GF) training manuals. Students will also program the proper size and material to be fused and perform hands-on welding. In add... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 350B |
Semiconductor Fitter (UA 8049)In this course, students will identify methods to install plastic and stainless steel piping specifically designed for the semiconductor industry. Using a simulated semiconductor training module, students will learn hands-on hanging, bending, and installation of plastic and stainless steel pipe systems. Students will prepare chemically bonded plast... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 351 |
Plumbing Codes (UA 4004)In this course, students will develop methods of teaching plumbing codes, including requirements, technical comparison, interpretation and practical applications, which can be taught at the student's local Training Center. Students will review the history and development of plumbing codes and research local jurisdictional requirements to prepare co... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 353 |
ASME Section IX Welding Code (UA 8015)In this course, students will identify welding procedures, specifications, and welder qualifications in accordance with American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) for Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code: Section IX. Students will evaluate the basic metallurgy and welding processes as well as identify welder qualifications and documentation that ar... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 354 |
Quality Control Management (UA 8040)In this course, students will identify the quality control requirements of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors (NBBI), and the American Welding Society (AWS) as they apply to boiler piping systems and equipment. Students will recognize boiler and pressure vessel codes, alo... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 357 |
TIP TIG Wire Feed Welding Process (UA 8016)In this course, students will recognize the process of using TIP TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) welding and its relationship to the Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW) and Hot Wire Feed welding. Students will identify and demonstrate TIP TIG welding procedures and how the filler metal deposit maintains GTAW quality. In addition, students will study the safet... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 358 |
Cross Connection ControlIn this course, students will learn about surveys and inspections of cross connection control to become ASSE Surveyor Certified and instruct apprentices at their local union. Topics include: identifying cross-connections; understanding how backflows occur; methods used to control backflows; recommended applications for each type of backflow assembl... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 359 |
Medical Gas Refresher (UA 4012)In this course, students will learn current codes and standards associated with medical gas and vacuum systems as per certified instructor requirements. Students will review the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 99 Health Facilities Code, the American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) 6000 Standard, American Society of Mechanical Enginee... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 360 |
Water Quality Plumbing (UA 4050)In this course, students will review domestic plumbing water quality requirements as mandated by Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services to reduce the risk of legionella bacteria and other diseases. Students will create and demonstrate methods to survey/map, monitor, assess risk and remediate health hazards in building water systems including co... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 362 |
Advance Valve Repair Instructor (UA 5007)In this course, students will identify maintenance procedures and hydraulic torquing for pneumatic control valves and pressure seal valves. Students will disassemble, inspect, and reassemble valves according to procedures in a hands-on environment. In addition, students will navigate other resources such as 3-D imagery DVDs and the online Quality S... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 363 |
Medical Gas Inspector (UA 4013)In this course, students will identify the requirements for installer qualification of medical gas and medical/surgical vacuum piping system installation and testing, in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 2021 codes and American Society of Sanitary Engineers (ASSE) Series 6000 standards. Students will also recognize req... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 364 |
Safe Handling and Installation of Fuel Gas Systems (UA 4016)In this course, students will review the installation and procedures involved in the safe handling of Polyethylene (P.E.) pipe used for underground gas service piping. Students will review codes that include safety precautions, depth, markings, risers, and meter settings for piping systems. System pressure tests will be demonstrated, including usin... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 365 |
Viega Train the Trainer (UA 4017)In this course, students will review Viega press connection piping systems including Copper Tube Size (CTS) metallic press systems for liquid and gas, Iron Pipe Size (IPS) metallic press systems for liquid and gas, and cross-linked polyethylene (PEX) press and crimp systems for plumbing and mechanical applications. Technical aspects, typical applic... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 366 |
Water Conditioning for the Residential/Light Commercial Service Technician (4110)In this course, students will acquire and demonstrate the skills to install and maintain residential and light commercial water treatment equipment in accordance with the policies of American Society of Sanitary Engineers (ASSE). Students will review the fundamentals of water aesthetics and the technology available to improve undesirable water issu... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 368 |
One Day Retro Fit (UA 6035)In this course, students will explore the process for one-day retro fit of both furnaces and packaged rooftop units (RTU). Students will identify and demonstrate the proper use of sheet metal tools to measure, fabricate and install transitions to existing furnace ductwork and the removal and replacement of old RTU with new curb adaptor and new RTU.... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 370 |
Heat Fusion Joining of Thermoplastic Pipe (UA 5018)In this course, students will explore the theory, applications, and procedures for heat fusion for joining polypropylene pipe (PP) using Aquatherm piping. Classroom and hands-on activities include joining pipes with an emphasis on fusion setup procedures, operation, and equipment. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be certifie... |
(3 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 371 |
Crane Signalperson Training and Certification (UA 5012)In this course, students will review, and demonstrate the requirements for a certified crane signal person as required by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) in 29 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) §1926, along with American Society of Mechanical Engineering (ASME) B30.3 and B30.5. Learning activities include a combination of prac... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 372 |
UA/IBEW Instrumentation Calibration Certification Level II (UA 5021)In this course, students will explore the process of instrument calibration and prepare to implement an instrument calibration program at their local Training Center. Students will demonstrate calibration and documentation of various devices in a classroom and lab environment. In addition, students will prepare to take the UA/International Brotherh... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 373 |
Petrochemical Facility Awareness (UA 5028)In this course, students will learn the history of oil and identify its global impact in the petrochemical industry and the refineries that produce it. Students will study the fundamentals of refinery units and their operations, refinery culture, permit requirements, and emergency action plan awareness. Students will also discuss the hazards of eac... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 380 |
Managing Financial Operations of a Training Program (UA 9004)In this course, students will be given a comprehensive overview of financial responsibilities associated with the operations of a Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC) training program. Students will discuss financial and legal topics including investments, accounting principles and financial reporting as well as fraud prevention and Depar... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 381 |
Internal and External Communication for Training Directors (UA 9009)In this course, students will identify and focus on the day-to-day communication challenges that training directors/coordinators face with the many stakeholders involved in the training program. Through focused discussion and application of communication strategies, students will develop awareness of the challenges and tactics that improve communic... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
| UAT 382 |
Apprentice Selection Procedures and Interview Process (UA 9010)In this course, students will develop an understanding of the how to conduct efficient, fair, non-biased and accurate structured interviews for the apprenticeship selection process. Discussion topics will include creating a positive experience for apprenticeship candidates, avoiding legal challenges in the interview process, and training others to ... |
(1.5 Credits) | View Schedule |
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