Manufacturing

Introduction to AutoCAD
What is CAD? Have you always wanted to find out? Now you can get a hands-on introduction to 2D and 3D Computer Aided Design (CAD). No experience necessary.

AutoCAD Refresher
You know the basics, but it has been a few years or there are changes to the upgraded AutoCAD program. You will work with the updated 2014 program to gain knowledge of commands, mode settings, drawing aids, short-cuts, plotting, and other valuable tips and tricks.

Introduction to SOLIDWORKS
What is 3D modeling? Discover about the basics of SolidWorks. This Microsoft Windows computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided engineering (CAE) program is one of the most popular with area industries. No experience necessary.

New Certified Production Technician (CPT) Safety
This is a national recognized credential of Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) Safety. This course will cover the requirements for working safely in manufacturing, personal safety, equipment monitoring and improvement processes. To be successful in this program, t is suggested participants have NCRC Sliver level or higher or equivalency to enroll.

New Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) Exam Prep
This course will provide entry-level project managers with the knowledge and skills necessary to successfully complete the Project Management Institute’s nationally recognized Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exam. This credential is considered the standard of excellence in the field of project management and is often a required credential in the field. This comprehensive course will use learning activities, practice exams, and assignments to help students prepare for, and successfully complete, the CAPM exam.

Project Management Professional (PMP) Prep Series
Learn how to prepare for the Project Management Institute’s prestigious PMP® certification exam. Master 'A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), 6th edition'--the essential resource for the PMP® certification exam. This will consist of two online courses PMP Certification Prep 1, which focuses on relationships between inputs, tools and techniques, and outputs. The second course will be PMP Certification Prep 2 which will continue to build upon Prep 1 and focus on understanding such topics as earned value management, risk management, simulation, sensitivity analysis, and make-or-buy analysis.

Six Sigma Green Belt
Six Sigma professionals are in strong demand by organizations around the world. On the front-lines of Six Sigma efforts are Green Belts. LERN’s Green Belt training teaches participants problem-solving skills, using the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) model. After completing this challenging course, Six Sigma Green Belts serve their organizations as a trained specialist able to work on Six Sigma projects that benefit the organization. Although not required, participants are strongly encouraged to have a project during the course. The instructors and mentors work closely with the class to not only teach the material, but to guide candidates as they work projects. The following asynchronous instructor-led classes that are part of the certificate are Introduction to Six Sigma Green Belt, Intermediate Six Sigma Green Belt, and Advanced Six Sigma Green Belt.

New Spanish for Manufacturing and Warehousing
Spanish for Manufacturing and Warehousing is a self-paced, online Spanish course designed for managers, supervisors, team leaders, or anybody who works with Spanish-speaking employees and co-workers in a manufacturing and/or warehousing setting. Students will build their workplace Spanish vocabulary and conversation skills while learning with pictures, native-pronunciations, readings, and quizzes, as well as cultural tidbits along the way.

Electrical Fundamentals
This course introduces the student to basic electrical theory and troubleshooting. Topics include: circuit components, Ohm’s, Lenz’s and Kirchoff’s Laws and their use in circuit calculations. How to use an electric diagnostic meter, measure common electrical values; Ohms, Amps and Volts. How a generator works, Alternating Current basics including RL, RC and RLC circuits and more. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Electrical Wiring Components
This lesson centers on the hardware, materials and devices used in electrical circuits. Students will be introduced to commonly-used wire, cable, fixtures and enclosures. You will learn how to use standard IEE and NEC tables and code information such as conduit fill, ampacity, temperature guidelines, common wiring practices, etc. This lesson is a suggested prerequisite to Electrical Trouble Shooting. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Electrical Wiring Diagrams and Schematics
This lesson will give the student a broad basic understanding of Wiring diagrams and Schematic diagrams. Topics will include: Wiring diagram types and layout. How to read a wiring diagram. Schematic symbols, circuit arrangements, how to read and interpret a Schematic diagram, etc. This lesson will be reinforced in later electrical trouble shooting sessions. This lesson is a prerequisite for Electrical trouble shooting. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate

Control Circuits
The basic parts of a circuit are explained along with how to arrange circuits to obtain a specific result. Previous lessons on electrical components will be reinforced as specific applications are examined. This lesson is a suggested prerequisite for Electrical Trouble Shooting. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Motors
The basics of how electric motors operate along with their principle parts are explained. Nameplate data, winding configuration, along with common failure modes are discussed. This lesson is a suggested prerequisite for Electrical Trouble Shooting. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Electrical Safety
The special requirements of safety as it applies to electrical circuits and components is discussed. Emphasis is placed on safety procedures such as Lockout/Tag Out and other common requirements. Students will learn how to identify electrical hazards and how to determine the lethality of circuits from Arc Flash. This lesson is a suggested prerequisite for Electrical Trouble Shooting. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Electrical Troubleshooting Fundamentals
This fundamentals course will help you establish skills to locate problems in a safe and efficient manner. A basic knowledge of AC/DC fundamentals is a requirement. This class will introduce you to the latest equipment used throughout industry and teach you how to use those tools in the field. You will learn how to follow a systematic approach to problem solving and how to interpret standard electrical schematic diagrams. The hands-on portion of the class will provide you with actual problems and will help to gauge your learning and identify growth areas. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Introduction to PLCs in Industry
The topics covered include hardware components, communication networks to the PLC, understanding uploading, downloading, online, offline, run mode, remote mode, program mode and basic PLC programming. This course is designed for students with minimal to no PLC experience. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Introduction to Process Control
This class will introduce the student to the basics of process control used in manufacturing. Topics covered will include: process control concepts such as open and closed control loops, cascading control, ratio and relational control. Also included is an introduction to flow, pressure, temperature, level and analytical sensing. Signal processing and conditioning are also covered. This course is approved for the Basic Industrial Maintenance Technology Certificate.

Welding

Shielded Metal Arc (Stick) Welding Certificate
In this American Welding Society "SENSE" aligned course, participants will learn the fundamentals of Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) welding, informally known as "Stick" welding. SMAW is one of the first and most popular welding processes. It is used extensively in industrial fabrication and the construction of steel structures. Topics covered include: welding safety, hands-on SMAW welding in all positions using various electrodes, applied math, blueprint reading, and welding symbol interpretation. Welding material will generally be limited to carbon steel.