Courses and Descriptions
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ENGI-9012Ice Facility Operator
More InformationThis course is designed to prepare students to challenge the Province of Manitoba's Ice Facility Operator certificate exam. A knowledge of Provincial and Federal acts, regulations, and applicable codes (CSA B52 Mechanical Refrigeration Code) is necessary. Plant safety, fire safety, handling of dangerous materials, and ammonia safety are considered. Plant administration, communications, sketching, logbooks, and maintenance management systems are reviewed.
Fundamental sciences consider mathematics, applied mechanics and thermodynamics, chemistry and water treatment, and electricity.
Principles of refrigeration includes refrigerants, refrigeration cycles, as well as direct and indirect refrigeration systems. Refrigeration equipment and components include compressors, evaporators, condensers, receivers, pumps and plant piping.
Refrigeration plant control discusses control devices and indicators, HMI stations and operating controls.
ENGI-9013Refrigeration Plant Operator
More InformationThis course is designed to prepare students to challenge the Province of Manitoba's Refrigeration Plant Operator certificate exam. A knowledge of Provincial and Federal acts, regulations, and applicable codes (CSA B52 Mechanical Refrigeration Code) is necessary. Plant safety, fire safety, handling of dangerous materials, and ammonia safety are considered. Plant administration, communications, sketching, logbooks, and maintenance management systems are reviewed.
Fundamental sciences consider mathematics, applied mechanics and thermodynamics, chemistry and water treatment, and electricity.
Principles of refrigeration includes refrigerants, refrigeration cycles, as well as direct and indirect refrigeration systems. Refrigeration equipment and components include compressors, evaporators, condensers, receivers, pumps and plant piping.
Refrigeration plant control discusses control devices and indicators, HMI stations and operating controls.
Prerequisites:
PIPE-1007Cross-Connection & Backflow
More InformationDesigned for Journeyperson Plumbers, Steamfitters and Sprinkler fitters involved with planning, design, installation, maintenance and inspection of plumbing, piping systems or water-supplied equipment that connects to the potable water system, either inside or outside buildings.
Cross Connection & Backflow Prevention is a duel stream program. One stream of students from all walks of life can take this course to increase their basic knowledge of recognizing cross connection and recommending proper cross connection devises to protect the occupants in the building as well as the public water supply. These students will write the Red River College exam. The other stream of students consisting of Journeyperson Plumbers, Steamfitters and Sprinkler Fitters may go on to write the AWWA sanctioned exam to become a AWWA certified Cross Connection Control Specialist and later apply to the City of Winnipeg for a City of Winnipeg Cross Connection Control Testers License.
PIPE-1009Cross Connect Re-Certification
More InformationGain hands-on skills with testing procedures and exercises. This course will prepare you to challenge the AWWA Testers Refresher Written and Practical Examination.
Note: This course is ideal for certified individuals with credentials that will expire.
TRAD-1002IndustrialMechanics-Millwrght
More InformationIn order to write the Trades Qualification Certification exams, students are required to produce proof of 9600 hours experience. An Industrial Mechanic is a "skilled worker who installs, repairs, improves, or maintains equipment used in commercial, or industrial establishments". (The Apprenticeship and Trades Qualifications Act: Regulation 76/78R.) To become a qualified journeyperson Industrial Mechanic, you must pass the challenge exam under the Trades Qualifications Act through the Apprenticeship Branch with a mark of 70% or better and you must have a minimum of 6 years or 9600 hours of approved experience within the last 10 years. The purpose of this course is to prepare those individuals with the theory to write this exam.
