Knowledge is power. TWU Local 100 - NYCT Training and Upgrading Fund (TUF), has partnered with Electrical and HVAC/R Training Center to help train current workforce members who are looking to work their way into new positions that require educational experience to meet job qualifications. TUF has reviewed Electrical and HVAC/R Training Center Electrical and HVAC/R Programs and location. Electrical Training Center programs are eligible for TWU Training and Upgrading Funds.

Electrical and HVAC/R Training Center has customize a private Electrical training program to be offered to 15 students during the daytime hours of 9am to 1pm or evening hours 5pm to 9pm. TWU local 100 members only. Students who do not make it into the Elevate program can use tuition reimbursement to join Electrical and HVAC/R Training Center throughout the year.

Provides a basic overview of construction trade, hand and power tool operations, 40 Hour Site Safety Training, (includes 30 Hour OSHA) and professional development.

● Intro to Construction Math

● Basic Communication Skills

● Intro to Hand Tools

● Customer Relations

● Intro to Power Tools

● Intro to Material Handling

● Intro to Basic Rigging

● Basic Employability Skills

* 2 Hour Drug & Alcohol Awareness

* 8 Hour Fall Prevention

* 30 Hour OSHA Training

* Site Safety Training Card Fulfills NYC DOB LOCAL LAW 196

When working with Electricity, it is very important to understand how it is generated and how it moves within the circuit. Electrical units of measure are a must to be able to interpret a circuit using your multi-meter. Learning to control flow of electricity can be accomplished by understanding devices, switches and disconnects.

● Intro to Electrical Trade

● Navigating the NEC

● Intro to Electrical Circuits

● Device Boxes

● OHMS Law, Schematics, Measurements

● Conductors and Cables

● Electrical Theory

● HVAC Controls

● Alternating Current

● Thermostats

● Transformers

● Troubleshooting

● Raceway and Fitting

When reading prints or talking with jobsite crews, it is essential to understand the terminology being used. This involves both Verbal and Nonverbal communication. In Level two you will apply your theory training to site specific installations in Residential, Commercial and Fire Alarm installation.

● Basic Electrical Construction Drawing

● Operating Principles of Fuses

● Conductor Terminations and Splices

● Circuit Breakers

● Load Calculations

● Commercial Electrical Services

● Lighting Loads

● Electrical Test Equipment

● Residential Electrical Services

● Branch and Feeder Circuits

● Grounding

● Basic Fire Alarm Systems

● Commercial Wiring

● Troubleshooting

Jobsite installations, requires the ability to identify raceways and fittings according to National Electrical Code uses permitted. Conductor installations practices 1/2 inch through 3inch. Emergency power systems installation. Data Network backbone wiring installed and tested.

● Hand Bending Calculations

● Understanding Motor Controls

● Pull and Junction Boxes

● Motor Starter Sizing

● Conduit Bending

● Timing Relays

● Standby and Emergency Systems

● Troubleshooting

● Voice and Data

● NEC Regulations

● Fiber-Optic Installation Considerations

The HVAC Course is a comprehensive HVACR training program for heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and refrigeration installers and technicians. Topics covered include: Common aspects of HVAC/R, Basic electrical theory, common control components, HVAC comfort parameters, refrigeration components, concept of combustion at a fundamental level, combustion basics for natural gas and propane fuels, terminology of heating and power boilers, and reverse-cycle air source heat pumps. This program provides EPA certification 608.

In this course, students will learn about: the installations: standards, codes and techniques; control panels and alarm transmissions; security systems; and fire technology. The course helps prepare the student for the Security or Fire Alarms System Installer Exam. Per NYS, individuals with a criminal background may be ineligible to obtain a NYS Security & Fire Alarm Installer License. Inquire with NYS Dept. of State Division of Licensing for additional information.ATTENTION PROSPECTIVE SECURITY AND FIRE ALARM LICENSE CANDIDATESThe State of New York requires you to complete and pass an81 Hour course of training in order to obtain your NYS License.This course consists of 5 Modules:Installations; Controls & Alarm Transmission; Security Systems; Fire Technology and Testing & Maintenance.In addition, you must also successfully pass the New York State License Exam given throughout the year at various State testing locations. This course will fulfill the 81 Hour training requirement and help you prepare to take the NY State Exam.Currently we offer this class 4 times a year.PowerPoint Presentation to be provided on CD.A laptop is recommended for this class.

This course is for individuals who are preparing for certification testing as a Fire Alarm Technician by NICET (National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technologies).A flash drive containing applicable hand outs and a copy of NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code, are included.
TOPICS:
Fire Alarm Fundamentals
National Fire Alarm Code Requirements – NFPA 72
Fire Protection Interconnect
Standards Standard Wiring Practices
Life Safety Code Requirements
Testing and Maintenance
Fire Alarm System Design Requirements
NICET Standards
Detector Placement
Mechanical Systems Interface
Demystifying Codes and Standards
Fire Alarm is a highly specialized field and provides constant challenge to designers, installers and maintenance personnel. This course will help take away the mystery of code requirements and prepare you for NICET Level 1 & 2 Test

This Course is designed for the individual who wants to learn more about transformers. Topics that will be covered: Transformer Theory: Magnetism, Phase Volt to Line Volt, Phase current to line Current, Turn Ratio, Applied Math NEC Requirement: 250-30 Separately Derived System, 450 TransformerConnections of Different Types of Transformer: Single Phase and Three Phase Transformers, WYE-WYE, Delta-Delta, WYE-Delta, Delta-WYE, Buck Boost Hands-On: Wiring a 45 KVA Transformer, Wire a Buck Boost Transformer

To qualify for a Master Electrician License in Nassau & Suffolk County, individuals must prove 7 years working under a licensed Master Electrician.The course helps to prepare individuals for the Master Electrician Exams given inNassau and Suffolk Counties.Topics include:1. Box Fill2. Branch Circuits3. Definitions and Requirements for Electrical Installations4. Diagrams5. General Information and Calculations6. Grounding7. Introduction to National Code8. Services Over Current Protection9. Wiring MethodsGraduates will receive a Certificate.