Skilled Trades
MCC Corporate College offers technical training for construction workers, plumbers, electricians and other skilled-trade workers. If you’re currently participating in a registered apprenticeship program, you can earn credit through our training courses.
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Conductor Installation and Devices (Level 2A)
Course content includes:
conductor storage
set up
transportation and installation
procedures for cable pulls in raceways and cable trays
NEMA and NEC requirements including modifications and installations
termination...
Conductor Installation and Devices (Level 2B)
This course covers:
conductor storage, set up, transportation and installation
procedures for cables pulls in raceways and cable trays
National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements including modifications and installations...
Construction Essentials
Topics include:
basic construction
construction safety
practical math as applied to the construction trades
an introduction to blueprint reading, basic rigging
introduction to hand and power tools
This...
Electrical Theory and Devices (Level 1A)
This course will provide an overview to the electrical trade, electrical safety, and electrical circuits and theory. You will also be introduced to the National Electrical Code (NEC).
Intro to Skilled Trades
Upon completion of Intro to Skilled Trades, the student will receive training in the following areas:
Introduction to Foundations
Floor Systems
Wall and Ceiling Framing
Roof Systems
Exterior...
Introduction to Motor Controls (Level 3A)
You will be introduced to troubleshooting various types of lighting controls; NE requirements for equipment in hazardous locations; size and select circuit breakers and fuses; installation and grounding...
Motor Controls Application (Level 4A)
You will learn basic load calculation procedures; installation of electrical circuits in health care facilities; NEC requirements for electric generators and storage batteries. Also an introduction to electronic...
Pipefitting
This course will include advanced blueprinting; pipe fabrication, steam traps, special piping, and maintaining valves.
Pipefitting (Level 3)
This course covers the rigging practices; pipefitting standards, codes and specifications; trade math; above ground pipe installation, hangers and supports; how to test piping systems, such as service...
Plumbing (Level 3)
Course content includes: applied math; sizing water supply systems; how to treat water supply systems; types of backflow prevention devices; sizing DWV and storm systems; sewage pumps and...
Plumbing (Level 4)
Course content includes:
Business Principles
Water Pressure Booster
Codes
Private Water Supply Systems
Specialized Plumbing Applications
Plumbing - Drawings and Systems (Level 2A)
In this course, you will cover plumbing and pipe drawings and detail sheets; trade related mathematics; valve installation; installing drains. You will also be exposed to drain, waste...
Plumbing - Intro to Drain, Waste and Vent (DWV) Systems (Level 1B)
This course covers the proper applications of code-approved fixtures in plumbing installations; introduction to Drain, Waste and Vent (DWV) systems, functions and components; identifies major components of water...
Plumbing - Intro To Plumbing (Level 1A)
This course is an introduction to plumbing. It will cover safety, tools, math and drawings. Also various types of pipes and fittings.
Plumbing - Water Systems (Level 2B)
In this course you will learn the proper techniques for installing and testing water systems; installation of basic fixtures; installing various water heaters; and an introduction to the...
Project Supervision
This course is designed for the first level supervisor or new site superintendent. Project Supervision topics of study will include effective communication skills, introduction to leadership skill development,...