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Ken Grissom, Training Coordinator
Training & Education
ken_local148@sbcglobal.net
2929 S. Jefferson Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63118
(314) 865-1300 extension 101
(314) 865-1484 Fax
Or contact:
Kimberly
McLain, Executive Administrative Assistant Health & Welfare/Training & Education kimmclain@att.net (314) 865-1300 extension 111 ================================================== ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Fire and Smoke Class given by Belimo. This class will cover Basic Smoke Control Strategies, Smoke Control Equipment, Codes and Standards and a variety of other topics. Classes will be held on AUGUST 19, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. at the Local 148 Training Center, 2929 S. Jefferson Avenue, St. Louis, MO 63118. No cost to Local 148 Members, $100.00 for all non-members. Preventative Maintenance Seminar for Air Conditioning Units. This class will cover: Motors; Economizers; Condensers; Wiring; Compressors; Evaporators; Drain Lines and Drain Pans; Cleaners; Contactors; and PM Tasking Outline. This class will be held on SEPTEMBER 23, 2010 at 5:30 p.m. at the IUOE, Local 148 Training Center. No cost to Local 148 Members, $100.00 for all non-members. To register for either of these classes, print the registration form and mail back to the Union Hall Office or call Kim McLain at (314) 865-1300 extension 111. TENTATIVE CLASSES INCLUDE: Carrier Compressor Tear Down Residential Electronic Ignition Frequency Drive (Advance) Economizers Water Treatment (Watch the website for dates/times)
New Stationary Engineer Class Began on September 2, 2010 Second Year Students Begins on September 1, 2010 Cost: $1400 per year for members $2800 per year for non-members Where: 2929 S Jefferson, St. Louis, 63118 Start Time: 5:30 pm Anyone interested please call Kim Gee at: 314-865-1300 ext. 111
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I.U.O.E LOCAL 148 |
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Upon successful completion of this course, the graduate will be qualified to sit for the examination for their Class-1 Stationary Engineers’ license, administered by the Board of Engineers. The
training program is divided into five subject area modules: |
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Theory of heat transfer Materials and procedures used in boiler construction Combustion equipment and operation Boiler heating surface and capacity
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Apparatus for safe and efficient operation ASME code requirements Maintenance Normal and emergency operation |
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INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY
The Course covers: |
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Introduction to basic electricity Static electricity and magnetism Series Parallel and combination circuits Measuring instruments and wire tables Electrical diagrams and troubleshooting |
Capacitors Single phase and three phase motors Relays Starters and contactors AC and DC |
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HVACR 1
Topics Include: |
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Theory of heat Matter and Energy Refrigeration and refrigerants Safety Tools and Equipment Tubing and piping Troubleshooting and typical operating conditions
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System evacuation Recover Recycle and reclaim System Charging Evaporators Condensers |
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INDOOR AIR QUALITY
(Held alternating class sessions) |
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HVAC system types Design and operation Organizing PM programs Air supply for pneumatic controls Actuators Controlled devices Contaminated indoor and outdoor air
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Design problems Chemical storage and handling MSDS Troubleshooting IAQ complaints IAQ contaminants and related illnesses Air and water sampling |
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OR ENERGY CONSERVATION
(Held alternating class sessions) |
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Energy audits Energy bill analysis Energy cost calculation HVAC system analysis Energy Conservation opportunities Lighting system opportunities
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Primary energy conservation measures Applied energy conservation measures Automation energy savings Facility portfolios Building envelope analysis |
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LICENSE PREPARATION
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Code requirements for licensure Electrical written exam Boilers written exam Heaters and condensers written exam Oral exam preparation and execution |
Application procedure and processing Refrigeration written exam Pumps Engines written exam Rules and regulations of the Board of Engineers |