Thursday, September 8, 2011

LAGGING CLASS

We have a Lagging Class scheduled to start on October 5 and there are still openings. Here is the class description:
  • Lagging is the process of covering and protecting insulation with sheet metal, plastic, and other materials. This 40-hour class will provide you with some much needed basic skills in this aspect of our trade. There is a tremendous amount of power plant, refinery, and other industrial type work that is in the works within Local 10 and also nationwide. These types of projects typically require a lot of lagging fabrication and installation.
Sign up today!
kmino@metrojatc.org    OR    651.779.6264

INTRODUCTION TO AUTOCAD

We have an AutoCAD Class scheduled to start on October 3.  Here is the class description:
  • AutoCAD is a Computer Aided Design program used to create drawings. This 48-hour class is designed to teach you the basics of creating and working with CAD drawings. You will learn how to draw on the computer and plot out the finished drawing on a plotter. This is an excellent preparatory class for someone interested in doing detailing and planning work. Good detailers are in demand!
If you are interested in taking this class please contact Kate:
kmino@metrojatc.org     OR     651.779.6264

SERVICING ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS 1

We need a few more members to sign up for Servicing Environmental Systems 1 Class so that we can get it started soon.
  • SES 1 is an 88-hour class that will focus on the core knowledge required for servicing HVAC systems. We'll cover the basics of refrigeration systems, systems design, pressure/temperature relationships, electricity fundamentals, and controls.
If you are interested in attending this class, please contact Kate at the Training Center today!
kmino@metrojatc.org    OR    651.779.6264

Wednesday, September 7, 2011

TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND BALANCING AIR SYSTEMS (BASIC)

TAB 1 (Basic) Class is scheduled to start on Monday, September 26.  Here is the class description:
  • This 72-hour class is designed to introduce the basics of TAB work to an individual, with lots of hands on applications. You will learn how to set up and use flow hoods, manometers, and many other testing instruments used daily by TAB technicians. In addition, you will learn how to test and balance various types of mechanical equipment along with their related duct systems. This is an excellent class for people who want to learn how to do TAB work as well as those people currently doing it.
NOTE: TAB 1 Class will be followed by TAB 2 (Advanced), TAB 3 (Hydronic Systems) and TABP 1 (Tab Technician Test Prep).

Email or call today to reserve your place in this class:
kmino@metrojatc.org    OR    651.779.6264

Thursday, September 1, 2011

LEED PROFESSIONAL ACCREDITATION CLASS

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), developed and administered by the U.S. Green Building Council, is the most widely recognized and respected third party certification program for "green" buildings. This 24-hour class is an introduction to some of the specifics of sustainability and building Green, the LEED rating system, and how to start the process to become a LEED Green Associate and on to the Accredited Professional status if desired. 

The JATC Trustees recognize the importance of this certification to our industry.  As an added incentive for our members to become LEED credentialed, when you take and pass the LEED exam, the JATC will not only reimburse you for the full cost of the exam ($200) and fee ($50), but has now added a $150 bonus!

Take advantage of this opportunity today by contacting the Training Center to get YOUR name on the list for the next LEED Class:
kmino@metrojatc.org    OR    651.779.6264