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• Courses are available on a demand basis. 
• These courses are sponsored by the IBEW Local 105/ECAH Joint Education Committee. 
• All courses require a registration fee. 
• Fees vary depending on the course. We will advise you of the deposit amount at the time your course commences.

To register please call Clarke Hurley at (905) 679-8880

Computers
This program will vary from computer basics to Auto CAD. Computers are used in many aspects of the electrical industry, from design and estimating to PLC programming. Other courses will make use of different computer programs.

Other classes available on demand.

All Terrain Fork Truck
A two-day program by CSAO which covers safe handling and safety regulations for all terrain fork truck. Also proper and safe handling of propane tanks for these vehicles.

Comet Training
This is a four-hour class that puts the members in control of understanding how organizing works and can work for you.

History of the IBEW and Local 105
This lecture is a must for all apprentices and journeypersons, whether you’ve been a long-time member or just organized. It will shock you how we got to where we are today.

Rules of Local 105
A benefit to all members, topics will include but not be limited to, how to conduct yourself on the job site, obligations to the local union and the contractor, signing the out-of-work list, dispatch procedures, and traveling in other jurisdictions.

High Voltage Splicing
Techniques used in high voltage splicing differ from the usual connections most of us make everyday. Installation of pulling eyes, Hi-Pot, and testing will be introduced. Cable preparations, handling and safety concerns will be addressed.

Conduit Bending and Cable Pulling
Conduit Bending:
Basic and Advanced
Practical formula for bending conduit. Basic bends through concentric, sweep and follow bends. Bending and threading of rigid and EMT. Using hand, mechanical and electric benders.

Cable Pulling:
The rigging of sheaves and rollers for pulling multiple cables into conduit and tray, using a cable tugging machine.

Electrical Construction Estimating
You will learn basic knowledge of pricing materials, labour and take-offs, organizing and closing the bid. Must have working knowledge of the trade as well as good blueprint skills.

Programmable Logic Controller (PLC)

PLC1: Introduction to PLC’s
This level includes basic programming operations, components
and applications, as well as basic language, design and input/output devices.

PLC2: Programming PLC’s
Level 2 covers testing and running self written/designed programs to actually work some devices.

Fire Alarm Systems
In Ontario, the Fire Marshall requires this certification. This is an in depth four-level course that covers the basic components of a fire alarm system to the latest in data link programmable systems. Installation of various components and systems as well as troubleshooting and associated codes are covered.

Fire Alarm Re-certification Upgrade
Every five years, the Ontario Fire Marshall requires re-certification of this licence. Troubleshooting, programming, and numbering of addressable systems will be the basis of this program. Changes in the OBC and ULC standards will be reviewed.

House Wiring
Tricks in this industry are different than most of us are used to. Finding the centre of a room, use of story poles and new devices on the market will be discussed. Services, distribution and grounding connections will be the basis of this class.

We are pleased to announce that the welding shop is now a CWB Certified Testing Facility.

Welding
Welding is part of the electrical trade. Learn the different machine settings for each weld position. Cutting torch set-up and safety concerns surrounding welding and handling of bottled gases will be reviewed. CWB 4 position testing is conducted on site.

Fibre Optics
Theory of fibre optics, troubleshooting, testing equipment and procedures are the basis of this class. Safety and safe handling in the latest of information transmission will be covered. New technology in connectorization and the most common types of connectors will be used as part of a very extensive hands-on program.

Motor Controls
A computer-based program is utilized to enable the student to design control circuits that will be hard wired to different devices.

Apprentice Safety Training
Four levels of IBEW/ECAO/CSAO safety training are provided. These coursed are mandatory for apprentices.

Safe Rigging and Hoisting
This course covers basic rigging safety needed for material and equipment handling. Use of load charts and calculations for rigging and hoisting will also be reviewed. Hand signals, regulations, and safety are of the utmost importance and are discussed in detail.

Confined Space Training
Recognition of physical and atmospheric hazards are a prime concern for all in the construction industry. Learn the procedures for permits, checklists and systematic entry into areas we work in every day.

Electrical Code
The purpose of this course is the proper use of the Hydro code book. Safety, 3 phase systems, conduit and conductor sizing are highlighted. Code book changes are focused on as well as new regulations. Calculations and interpretations are highlighted in this program.

First Aid and CPR Training
This certification is more in demand everyday. Learn split timing and correct responses that could save your life or someone else’s. Control bleeding and chest compressions are taught.