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Industry and Trades Programs
We have many programs that target local industry and trades training, such as pre-trades electrical, plumbing, and carpentry courses, as well as WHMIS and Construction Safety training.
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| Description: |
Have you always wanted to get your 1A license and never had the time? This is your chance. With only two students per instructor, this two-week program will provide you with many hours of on-the-road training. The Air Brake practical and road test are administered at the end of the program. Congratulations! You now have your 1A license. |
| Locations: |
Various |
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Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm
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| Prerequisites: |
Medical
Proof of written 1A |
| Fees: |
approx $4,500
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| Additional Info: |
Contact the College office at 1-800-667-2623 or 682-2623 for details.
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| Description: |
Work in the construction industry, pipeline or oil patches, forestry, or for your local RM. Our Heavy Equipment Operator program provides the knowledge and skill development for this career choice. After successful completion of two theory courses, you will receive specialty training on two pieces of equipment: backhoe, crawler tractor, excavator, front end loader, motor grader, motor scraper, or skid steer loader. |
| Location: |
Wakaw area |
| Dates: |
October 2010 |
| Cost: |
$11,500 tuition + $130 books |
| Additional Info: |
You will have 180 hours in-the seat training, and receive First Aid/CPR "C" and Ground Disturbance II Certificate training with this program.
Contact the College office at 1-800-667-2623 or 682-2623 for registration details.
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There are 9 classes associated with this program:
Theory Courses:
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HEOP 140
Construction Survey Specifications
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You will learn to identify construction symbols and terms, check grades, install a culvert, and identify road-building stages. |
SUPP 152
Heavy Equipment Operator
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Your studies will focus on the basic elements of the heavy equipment industry, hand signals, and safety on the job. |
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HEOP 141
Motor Scraper |
You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of a motor scraper. You will also receive hands-on training in operating a motor scraper. |
HEOP 142
Crawler Tractor |
You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of a crawler tractor. You will also receive hands-on training in operating a crawler tractor. |
HEOP 143
Backhoe |
You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of a backhoe. You will also receive hands-on training in operating a backhoe. |
HEOP 144
Motor Grader |
You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of a motor grader. You will also receive hands-on training in operating a motor grader. |
HEOP 145
Front End Loader |
You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of a front end loader. You will also receive hands-on training in operating a front end loader. |
HEOP 146
Skid Steer Loader
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You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of a skid steer loader. You will also receive hands-on training in operating a skid steer loader. |
HEOP 148
Excavator |
You will learn to identify components and controls, and discuss the purposes of an excavator. You will also receive hands-on training in operating an excavator. |
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| Description: |
This course is designed for planners, managers, supervisors and employees who are or will be required to develop, plan, and implement any kind of ground disturbance. Topics presented will include identifying what ground disturbance is; what permits will be required; how to locate and identify underground facilities; regulations associated with ground disturbance; reclamation and safety requirements; and how to minimize the impact on the environment. Typical agreements and contracts associated with ground disturbance operations will also be reviewed. |
| Location: |
Humboldt |
| Start Date: |
October 19, 2010 |
| Time: |
8 am - 5 pm |
| Fees: |
$399 |
| Additional Info: |
Pre-register immediately by calling the Humboldt office at 682-2623 or 1-800-667-2623.
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| Description: |
Prepare for the Saskatchewan Initial Pressure Welders Test. Students must have 5,400 hours trade time in order to qualify for this class. You will be setting up six-inch schedule 80 pipe coupon from start to finish, and be given instruction in proper techniques needed to satisfy the requirements of the initial pressure test. Hands-on training with some theory included. Two-inch training/testing also available if you have successfully completed your six-inch ticket. |
| Location: |
Humboldt | CTRC Industrial Building
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| Dates: |
November 5, 6, 7, 12, 13 & 14, 2010 |
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Fridays: 6 - 10 pm
Saturdays and Sundays: 7 am - 5:30 pm |
| Prerequisites: |
5,400 trade time |
| Cost: |
$1,499 (includes testing) |
| Additional Info: |
Testing to be scheduled for another date following completion of program. Contact the Humboldt office at 682-2623 or 1-800-667-2623 if you are interested. |
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| Description: |
Prepare for your written and practical Journeyperson Welding Exams. Saskatchewan Apprenticeship exams are included in the course dates. |
| Location: |
Humboldt |
| Start Date: |
November 2010
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| End Date: |
March 2011 |
| Prerequisites: |
Must have 8,100 hrs trade time to qualify
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| Fees: |
approx $3,000 |
| Additional Info: |
Call 682-2623 or 1-800-667-2623 to register. Candidates must be pre-approved by the Sask Apprenticeship & Trade Certification Commission.
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