Manufacturing Training
Reading Blueprints 1
Time: 7:00am – 9:00am EASTERN
Fee: Contact CTS for details
Course Description
The student will learn to read and sketch blueprints. Students will also learn about line types, symbols, sectioning, location of views and reading measuring devices. Students will also learn to read and understand dimensioning, two-view, three-view drawings as well as auxiliary views, and geometric tolerancing. This course will also teach students to convert dimensions from metric to inches including fractions. Students will learn about orthographic projections, oblique, isometric sketches and the function of sectioning and sectional views. Students will also learn to take dimensions from working blueprints and make decisions about equipment.
Basic Safe Electrical Worker (Morning)
Time: 7:00am – 10:00am EASTERN
Fee: $75/person
Course Description
The Basic Safe Electrical Work Practices course meets OSHA standards for the electrical safety training of workers whose tasks involve either working on or around live and exposed electrical parts and circuits. It includes information on what workers need to understand and do to be in compliance with the NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace standards.
Upon the successful completion of this course learners will be able to:
- Identify 4 hazards associated with electrical energy
- State work circumstances where the NFPA 70E standards must be applied
- Name 2 examples where the NFPA 70E permits personnel to work on energized electrical circuits
- Identify the Restricted Approach Boundary around live and exposed electrical parts and circuits
- Select the Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for each Hazard Category
Meets the bi-annual electrical safety training requirement.
Basic Safe Electrical Worker (Afternoon)
Time: 2:00pm – 5:00pm EASTERN
Fee: $75/person
Course Description
The Basic Safe Electrical Work Practices course meets OSHA standards for the electrical safety training of workers whose tasks involve either working on or around live and exposed electrical parts and circuits. It includes information on what workers need to understand and do to be in compliance with the NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace standards.
Upon the successful completion of this course learners will be able to:
- Identify 4 hazards associated with electrical energy
- State work circumstances where the NFPA 70E standards must be applied
- Name 2 examples where the NFPA 70E permits personnel to work on energized electrical circuits
- Identify the Restricted Approach Boundary around live and exposed electrical parts and circuits
- Select the Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) for each Hazard Category
Meets the bi-annual electrical safety training requirement.
Reading Blueprints 2
Time: 7:00am – 9:00am EASTERN
Fee: Contact CTS for details
Course Description
The second course in blueprint reading. The student will continue to learn to read and sketch more advanced blueprints. Students will learn to read more advanced blueprints. Students will learn to take dimensions from working blueprints and make decisions about creating maintenance parts and identifying key dimensions on equipment. Students will also learn about piping diagram, electrical prints, hydraulic prints, pneumatics prints, and welding blueprints.
Computer Applications
Integrating Access and Excel
Time: 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Fee: $40
Course Description
How do Excel and Access work together? In this session you will learn how to pull and/or push data between the two programs. Linked tables, importing, exporting, queries and more will be covered!
Getting Started with Microsoft Teams
Time: 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Fee: $40
Course Description
Learn how to schedule meetings, create functional teams and integration between Teams and the rest of Microsoft Office in this interactive webinar.
Excel Pivot Tables
Time: 1:00pm – 2:30pm
Fee: $40
Course Description
Trying to find trends in raw data can be difficult. Learn to create pivot tables from your data in Excel. In this course we will create pivot tables and pivot charts from data in Excel as well as external data sources. Learn how to manipulate the information and modify the pivot table to answer your important questions.
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