Interpret Blueprints & Welding Symbols | Fundamental Welding Concepts | Overall Welding Knowledge | Earn OSHA 10-Hour Card | Hands-on Learning
· Six week program
· 4:00pm - 8:00pm
· 3 days per week – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
· Maximum # of Participants - 6-8
· 74 hours of training – 64 welding hours & OSHA-10 hour
· Start Date – February 28, 2022
*Free Training Available for Eligible Learners!
*All registrations go through Matt Kibler, Call/Text - (567) 245-1259
Electrical Troubleshooting
Geared towards plant maintenance personnel that are responsible for troubleshooting electrical equipment in a production or process environment. An emphasis will be put on wiring and troubleshooting. Learners will wire simple control circuits and troubleshoot faulted equipment, by using techniques and equipment covered in the training. Components covered include start/stop stations, limit switches, solenoids, pilot lights, relays, motors, motor starters, and control transformers.
Location: Fostoria Learning Center
Dates: October 26-28
Time: 8am-4pm
Length: 24 hours
Cost: $850
Electrical Prints & Troubleshooting
This course is a study of the systematic elimination of the various parts of a system or process to locate a malfunctioning part. The learner will obtain a knowledgeable understanding of the key symbols and abbreviations associated with the electrical trade, acquire a comprehensive understanding of the various devices associated with an electrical circuit, synthesize a number of electrical components, recognize a malfunctioning circuit through proper meter application, and apply informed terminology while troubleshooting and restoring a malfunction.
Location: Fostoria Learning Center
Dates: November 3-4
Times: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Length: 16 hours
Cost: $550
*You may withdrawal from a workshop up to 3 days before the start date
*No refunds are issued for no-shows. Substitutions are welcome.
*A full refund will be issued if the workshop is cancelled.
Industrial Electricity Level 1
Industrial Electricity I is an introductory electricity course for skilled trade’s personnel. The course is a study of DC and AC electricity principles, with a practical approach to applications in an industrial environment. The learner will obtain a knowledgeable understanding of the key symbols and abbreviations associated with the electrical trade, acquire a comprehensive understanding of basic electrical terminology, apply Ohm’s Law to a number of relevant electrical applications, and synthesize a number of components into a working system involving series, parallel, and series parallel circuits.
Dates: November 16-18
Time: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $700
Industrial Electricity II is an advanced study of industrial electricity providing comprehensive coverage of the control devices used in contemporary industrial electrical systems. The focus of this course is to provide the architecture for acquiring the knowledge and skills required in an advanced manufacturing environment. The course builds on electrical concept from Industrial Electricity I and adds motor theory, building on circuit fundamentals and reinforcing these with practical hands on labs designed to reinforce the concepts and provide control systems design experience. These topics will be delivered through text, presentations and various exercises, and hands-on labs.
Dates: Nov. 30 - Dec. 2
Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: $700/Student
Length: 24 hours
PLC Networking Series
Day 1:
Industrial Ethernet - An introductory course on the set-up and operation of the ethernet. The focus of the course will be on using ethernet with factory floor devices. Focus will be put on understanding how to setup IP addresses for PLCs and computer systems as well as utilizing RSLinx. Cabling and networking hardware will also be covered
Day 2:
DeviceNet - This course will focus on the operation of DeviceNet network. The course fill be on the basic network components and using RSNetWorx to view a network and to install/replace nodes. The focus will be on Allen Bradley products using the 1756 DNB scanner for the ControlLogix. Advanced component mapping of drives will be covered, manual node commissioning and explicit messaging from the processor to DeviceNet components will be covered. PLC, panelview setup, programming to the DeviceNet components will also be included.
Dates: November 1-2
Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: $750/Student
Length: 16 hours
ControlLogix 5000 Basics
Dates: October 18-20
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $900
Length: 24 hours
Day 1
ControlLogix Hardware
RSLinx Software
RSLogix / Studio 5000 Software
Introduction to ControlLogix ladder Logix Ladder Logic Programming
Monitoring PLC Project Files
PLC Logic
I/O Modules
Day 2
ControlLogix Memory Layout
Processor Scan
Timing Instructions
Counting Instructions
MOV Instruction
Documenting a Project
Day 3
On-Line Project Changes
‘Up-Loading/Saving a Project a Project File
Creating Project Tags
Introduction to Types
Searching a Project File
Forcing I/O in a Project File
ControlLogix 5000 Intermediate
Cost: $795
Dates: November 8-10
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Length: 24 hours
Day 1
PLC Numbering Systems
Basic Math Instructions
Compare Instructions
Move/Logical Instructions
Arrays
Sequencer Instructions
Day 2
Project Organization
File Instructions
Program Control Instructions
First Pass Bit
Day 3
Analog Signals
Analog Module’s Properties Configuration, Wiring
Scaling Analog Signals
Changing Processor Firmware with ControlFlash
Register
Siemens S7 1200 Basics
Location: Fostoria Learning Center
Date: September 6-8
Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: $900/Student
Length: 24 hours
Curriculum
S7 1200 Hardware
TIA Portal Software
Introduction to S7 1200 Ladder Logic Programming
Download/Monitoring PLC Project Files
PLC Logic
Documenting a Project
S7 1200 Memory Organization
Program Scan
IEC Timing Instructions with Data Blocks
IEC Counting Instructions with Data Blocks
MOV Instruction
Introduction to Data Types
Introduction to Siemens HMI Basics/Comfort Panels
Siemens S7 1200 Intermediate
Location: Fostoria Learning Center
Date: September 20-22
Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: $900/Student
Length: 24 hours
Curriculum
PLC Numbering
Basic Math Instructions
Comparator Instructions
Searching for Addresses/Tags
Forcing I/O
Organizational Blocks
Data Blocks
Functions
Function Blocks
System Memory Byte
Analog Signals
Scaling Analog Input/Output Signals
VFD Control Using Analog Signals for Motor Control
Refund/Cancellation Policy:
You can withdraw from any class up to 3 days before its start. Refunds are not issued for no-shows.
Robotics Level 1
An introduction to robotics is a study of basic robotic system and operations. The objective is to introduce robotic systems and programming, reinforced with hands-on training on a robot, teach pendant, and controller. Different types of robot systems and their components will be explained. The robot and controller will be broken down into parts such as power supply, servo motors and amplifiers, feedback systems, and inputs and outputs. System back-up, robot mastering, coordinate systems, tool center point, register data, and program editing will be explained and used in lab exercises. The FANUC robot and controller system will be used in the labs with reference to other robotic systems as well.
Dates: October 5-6
Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Cost: $850/Student
Length: 16 hours
Robotics Level 2
Advanced robotic systems is a continued study of basic robotic operations. The objective is to learn more advanced programming, flex cell system integration, and troubleshooting, reinforced with hands-on training on a FANUC robot system. Program styles, concepts, and interfacing will be discussed based upon the learners actual manufacturing work cells. The FANUC robot and controller system will be used in labs with reference to other systems as well.
Dates: November 14-15
Time: 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Length: 16 hours
Cost: $850 per student
*ONLINE*
10-12 Hours
Course Opens: September 19 - October 10
Cost: $249
This online certification course consists of 12 modules, followed by a quiz. The course focuses on process improvement utilizing Lean Six Sigma methodology. The module topics include, voice of the customer, goal setting and project alignment, team formation, process overview, data collection, establishing baseline metrics, prioritizing problems, implementing solutions, and control plans.
Precision Measurement
This course provides learners with theory and skills needed to perform dimensional inspections. Students will learn to study a part print, select and use the proper measuring tools. Concepts introduced include, precision, discrimination, accuracy, and calibration. Print reading skills are expanded to include Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing.
Dates: December 7-8
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $550
Length: 16 hours
Pneumatics
This introductory course is on the basic principles of pneumatics. The emphasis of this course is to give learners the knowledge to understand pneumatic components and systems to be able to troubleshoot components, circuits, or entire systems. The course will cover pneumatic blueprints, components identification, and component operation.
Dates: October 10-11
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $850
Length: 16 hours
Hydraulics
This introductory course will focus on hydraulic fundamentals, providing a study of system components such as, pumps, cylinders, valves, and plumbing. Hydraulic circuit analysis and symbols will be included. An emphasis will be on system operation and maintenance. The course will cover hydraulic blueprints, operation, and components identification.
Dates: October 24-25
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $850
Length: 16 hours