Basic Industrial Maintenance
This series of basic maintenance courses introduces basic concepts, theories, and principles with a concentration on practical application of skills being taught. Students completing the courses will have basic maintenance skills that may be applied immediately upon returning to the job. These courses are ideal for employees participating in an apprenticeship or other internal training programs who have a need for basic maintenance skills followed by some type of supervised on-the-job instruction.
Basic Electricity
($120 +)
This course provides an introduction to industrial electrical maintenance by discussing, defining, and showing the relationships between Ohm's law, volts, amperes, and resistance. Students will solve problems in Direct Current series, parallel, and series parallel circuits. Alternating Current will be discussed including basic terms and three phase AC systems. Students will learn to read electrical schematics and solve various problems associated with electrical flow and trouble shooting using mathematical calculations and test equipment.
Asheboro
ELC3014A 01058 - 6:30-9:30P, TTh , 2/16-4/8Basic Welding
Learn the basic principles, concepts, and procedures of welding using electrical arc welding and oxyacetylene welding equipment. Students also will be introduced to MIG and TIG welding. Students will learn how to use welding equipment and accessories safely through hands-on practice. Upon completion, the student will be able to perform vertical and horizontal welding tasks.
Asheboro ($201.25)
WLD3106B 97530 - 6-10P, MTTh, 8/24-11/5
Trinity High School ($146.25)
WLD3106B 98252 - 6-9P, TTh, 9/1-10/8
Asheboro ($91.25)
WLD3106B 97531 - 8A-12P, Sa, 9/19-10/21
Archdale ($146.25)
WLD3106B 98300 - 6-9P, M-Th, 10/26-11/19
N.C. residents 65 years or older are exempt from registration fees, except in courses that are marked with an X.
