Learn to read and interpret blueprints and to make simple sketches while using the terminology associated with the Machine Trade. Through progressively challenging reading and sketching assignments, learn to apply drafting fundamentals or symbolism as recommended by the Canadian Standards Association.
Learn and understand the relationship between Input/output, and Central Processor. Using Allen Bradley SLC 503/Micro Logix 1100. You will be able to configure a File/I/O. Use Data Files in the programs, and test/run programs.
Learn to write code to run Computer Numeric Control (CNC) machines.
During this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to frame a wall and floor. Topics include: code and permit considerations; shop/project safety, selecting the correct type of frame and framing materials; working with the circular saw, air-nailer, miter saw and hand tools; using ladders and scaffolds; and practical framing tips and techniques. Note: participants must bring CSA approved safety goggles to this workshop.
During this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to install and finish drywall. Topics include: shop/project safety; selecting gypsum board, tape and plaster; working with the screw gun, hand tools, trowels and putty knives; and practical techniques for dry walling, taping, finishing and sanding. Note: participants must bring CSA approved safety goggles to this workshop.
During this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to install finishing materials such as casing, baseboards and crown moulding. Topics include: shop/project safety; selecting finishing materials, working with the air-nailer, miter saw and hand tools; and practical finishing tips and techniques. Note: participants must bring CSA approved safety goggles to this workshop.
During this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to measure, assemble and install a basic doorway. Topics include: shop/project safety; selecting the right doorway materials; working with the circular saw, air-nailer, miter saw and hand tools; and practical tips and techniques to installing door frames, jambs, stops, casings, hinges and locksets. Note: participants must bring CSA approved safety goggles to this workshop.
During this hands-on workshop, you will learn how to install wall and floor tiles. Topics include: shop/project safety; selecting the right tiles, grout, and sealer; preparing the surface for tiling; working with the tile cutter, grout float, trowel, level and other hand tools; and practical tips and techniques for installing wall and floor tiles. Note: participants must bring CSA approved safety goggles to this workshop.
You will learn how to install your own laminate flooring. Topics include shop and project safety, the various types of laminate flooring, base preparation, cutting and laying laminate flooring, practical tips and techniques for installation, and care of laminate flooring.
You will learn the basics of working with concrete in this hands-on workshop. Topics include: building forms, proper cement types, mixing, pouring, and sealing various projects. You will also learn proper tool uses and shop/project safety. Note: participants must bring CSA approved safety goggles to this workshop.
This course includes the fundamental concepts of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing according to ANSY Y14.5M - 1994. Students will learn how to properly apply the principles of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing to the manufacturing and inspection process. These principles will be applied as students inspect various parts using proper quality control methods.
This introductory course explains: all the sections of the Electrical Code, each rule and paragraph throughout; calculating all of section 8; and all Amendments of the Manitoba Power and City of Winnipeg Amendments to the present Code. At the end of the ten weeks give an examination to the students, and check papers. Diagrams on the board of rules will be provided. The only text that is required is the present code book and the instructor will supply the local amendments.
Learn the latest information on electrical codes, combining levels 1, 2, 3 and 4. It explains the changes and deletions in all sections and tables of the code. Students will solve problems concerning harmonics in electrical installations, calculations for ampacity of conductors (multiple and various insulations), and calculations dealing with branch circuits - appliances, motor calculations, main and subs, transformer calculations, welding machines, various dwelling, various occupancies.
All sections of the Electrical Code, each rule and paragraph throughout; calculating all of section 8; and all Amendments to the present Code are explained.
This course prepares current
Domestic Gas B License holders to write the Gasfitter (B) Interprovincial exam
and receive the Red Seal Endorsed Certificate of Qualification. The course is
designed to refresh the theoretical knowledge and application of the 2015
B149.1-15 Natural Gas and Propane Installation code requirements.
This course prepares and instructs individual student on basic cnc operation and setup of cnc lathe machines centers
This course prepares and instructs students on basic cnc operation and setup of cnc mill machines.
You will review the four mathematical operations in concepts such as whole numbers, fractions, and decimals, with and without using a calculator. You will learn to apply principles of conversions, using metric and English (U.S. standard) measurements, principles of percent, ratio and proportion, and principles of right-angle triangles. You will also learn how to manipulate equations and formulae to solve shop-related problems as well as problems in basic geometry. You will be introduced to calculations involving perimeter, area and volume.
This is course will provide students with practical applications of skills on basic machining. The students will have the ability to identify and accurately read measuring tools including micrometers and vernier scales, calculate speeds and feeds for machines operations, and safely operate machines.
Supplement your training to develop skills on equipment not readily available to them otherwise.
Students will interpret wiring diagrams and symbols, understand the various devices and equipment associated with house wiring, will learn the process for properly terminating wiring and grounding in order to comply with Electrical code. The student will become proficient in wiring with non-metallic sheathed cable and will wire projects and test operation of circuits. (First Class is Mandatory)
Students will be introduced to solid modeling using Solid Edge and shown the fundamentals required to generate engineering drawings of mechanical components. Students will learn how to develop and modify solid models, as well as shop drawings. Time permitting, students will learn how to use the Assembly environment to produce assembled component layouts and the corresponding bill of material, parts list.