OSHA 30 CLASS STARTS DEC. 3

Our next OSHA 30 Certification Class will be starting on December 3.  If you do not yet have this certification, you should consider taking this class. Here is the description:

• This is a 30-hour safety awareness class.  You will receive the OSHA-30 certification card upon successful completion of the class.  More and more job specifications are requiring that at least one person per crew on the job site carry this certification. Put yourself in a good situation and get this card!  

Register for this class: kmino@metrojatc.org   (or 651.779.6264)

PRO-10 CERTIFICATION CLASS - Starts November 29

There is a PRO-10 Certification classes scheduled to start  on Thursday, November 29:

• This is a 12-hour professional skills training class that goes beyond technical training.  A few of the core topics covered are: Professionalism, Safety, Communication, Mutual Respect and Changing Perceptions.  You will receive the PRO-10 certification card upon successful completion of this class.  Some metro area job sites will soon be requiring you to have this card in order to work on that site, just like the requirement for an OSHA-30 card.  All metro area apprentices currently in school are receiving this training and getting their cards.  Don't limit your options for work, we highly recommend that you take this class now!

There is still room in this class!

SIGN UP TODAY: kmino@metrojatc.org  (OR  651.779.6264).

Power Limited Technician Upgrade Class - STARTS APRIL 15

A Power Limited Technician Upgrade Class will be held on Monday and Wednesday evenings, April 15 - 24, 2013. If you hold the Minnesota Power Limited Technician License, you are required to earn 16-hours of continued education for renewal of the license. Don't let your license lapse, it costs more money to renew if you do! This 16-hour class will give you the needed hours of upgrade training to maintain your license.

CHECK YOUR LICENSE EXPIRATION DATE NOW!

To sign up, email KAGNESS@METROJATC.ORG   (OR  651.779.6264)

Load Calculation & Duct Design Class - STARTS DEC. 11

This 16-hour class will focus on the proper method to calculate heat loss for a residential home using a Manual J workbook and spreadsheet. Information from the spreadsheet will be used to calculate the heat loss for each room, and the entire house. Duct design will incorporate information from the heat loss spreadsheet to design a duct system to distribute the correct amount of air to each room to satisfy the load. This class qualifies for NATE Continuing Education Hours.

SIGN UP TODAY: Local10classes@gmail.com   (or 651.779.6264)