FCC Training Institute Catalog - Fresno City College

Skilled supervisors create a high performance workplace! Get the skills! 

Who should attend these workshops: 

› Supervisors and managers with high expectations › Supervisors and managers wanting to build commitment & trust 

› Supervisors and managers experiencing frustration › Supervisors “in the making” who don’t yet hold the title of supervisor 

› Supervisors and managers new to the world of supervision 

Meet the Trainers 

SUPERVISION & LEADERSHIP 

Brenda Budke, SPHR 

22 years HR 

experience 

Certifi ed trainer 

since 1991 

Kim Hansen, PHR 

20 years HR experience 

Certifi ed trainer 

since 1992 

Angel Garretson 

18 years training 

experience 

FCCTI trainer 

since 1996 

The Basic Principles for a 

Collaborative Workplace 

Organizations today require a workplace where everyone 

is willing and able to work together in new and 

collaborative ways. Collaboration positively impacts 

productivity, quality, customer expectations, and 

overall organizational performance. 

What you’ll learn: 

The Importance of Collaboration 

The 5 Basic Principles for a Collaborative Workplace 

How to Apply the Basic Principles at Your Workplace 

How to Develop Strong Relationships Throughout 

Your Organization 

How you’ll benefi t: 

Create a More Positive & Cooperative Workplace 

Culture 

Enhance Team Work & Team Outcomes 

Remove Performance Barriers for Employees 

W Sep 13 9:00am-12:00pm 3 hrs 

#98145 B. Budke $95 

Location of Workshops: 

National University 

20 River Park Place, Fresno 

(Friant Road and Fresno Street) 

Establishing Performance 

Expectations 

Clear communication of job expectations is one of 

the keys to effective supervision. When you establish 

performance expectations and communicate them 

with clarity, employees have the opportunity to give 

their best performance for the organization. 


Why Establishing Expectations is Important 

How to Establish Performance Expectations 

How to Develop Measurable & Verifi able Criteria 

Techniques for Follow-up and Progress Review 


Achieve the Employee Performance You Expect 

Set the Stage for Employee Success 

Attain Results for the Organization 

W Sep 20 9:00am-12:00pm 3 hrs 

#98146 K. Hansen $95 

Giving Recognition 

People typically acknowledge only dramatic, visible 

accomplishments, but an environment where individuals 

also recognize small, everyday successes encourages 

risk taking and initiative. Positive reinforcement 

inspires people to think beyond their immediate wellbeing 

and to focus on the concerns of the organization 

as a whole. 


The Impact of Recognition on Individuals 

Why People are Reluctant to Give Recognition 

How to Effectively Recognize Others 

Sustaining & Encouraging Performance through 

Recognition 


See More Workplace Initiative and Risk Taking 

Achieve Greater Job Satisfaction and Motivation 

W Sep 27 9:00am-12:00pm 3 hrs 

#98147 D. Vlotho $95 

Correcting Performance Problems 

This workshop provides modeling and practice in how 

to hold discussions with employees about unacceptable 

performance. It focuses on discussions that are 

necessary after less formal feedback and coaching 

have failed to result in a turnaround. 


Why Supervisors Delay Correcting Poor 

Performance 

How to Identify Situations in Which to Take Action 

How to Prepare for the Corrective Action Meeting 

How to Conduct the Corrective Action Meeting 


Get Performance Back On Track 

Remove the Stress by Utilizing a Proven Process 

Understand the Costs Associated with Delay 

W Oct 4 9:00am-12:00pm 3 hrs 

#98148 K. Hansen $95 

Handling Emotions Under Pressure 

In today’s high-pressure work environment, emotions 

are bound to erupt. The challenges are to prevent 

them from building to the point where they inhibit 

rational and productive interactions, and to transform 

them from negative outbursts into positive opportunities 

for solving problems. 


How Emotional Behavior Inhibits Productive 

Discussion 

The Importance of Maintaining Composure 

Techniques to Manage Your Own Emotions 

Techniques to Diffuse Emotional Behavior by Others 


Be Able to Remain Objective 

Recover Quickly from Emotional Exchanges 

Take Charge in Diffi cult Circumstances 

W Oct 11 9:00am-12:00pm 3 hrs 

#98149 A. Garretson $95 

Certifi cate in Performance Management 

This training is offered in partnership with AchieveGlobal, one of the largest and most highly 

regarded training organizations in the United States. 

Earn the Certifi cate in Performance Management by taking all 5 workshops. 

And, save % off the regular price by registering for the Certifi cate program. 

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Who should attend: 

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY 

Be SAFE. Be WELL. Be in COMPLIANCE! 

› Managers and supervisors › Occupational health nurses 

› Safety & health professionals › Environmental technicians 

› Anyone with safety responsibilities 

Meet the Trainer 

Ward Scheitrum, 

SPHR, ARM, CPEA 

Over 20 years experience in 

occupational safety 

Past President of the American 

Society of Safety Engineers 

Named Safety Professional of the 

Year in 2004 

Conducting California Safety and 

Health Training 

Every business has its own unique safety training 

and compliance requirements. In this class, you 

will receive updates on current Safety and Heath 

training requirements, a demonstration of where 

to fi nd this information using the internet, and 

other resources to assist with your compliance 


7 Strategies for conducting Safety Training 

What Safety Training you absolutely must do at 

your company 

What training you may have to do at your company 

5 Key Resources for your safety training program 

T Sep 12 7:00am-10:00am 3 hrs 

#98153 W. Scheitrum $95 National University 

T Sep 12 6:00pm-9:00pm 3 hrs 

#98154 W. Scheitrum $95 Manchester Center 

Locations of Workshops: 

Certificate in Occupational Safety 

How to Comply with the Hazardous 

Communication Standard (HAZCOM) 

The Hazardous Communication Standard 

(HAZCOM) remains one of the most frequently 

cited OSHA regulations. Employees have both 

the need and the right to know the hazardous 

chemicals they are working with, and the available 

protective measures. 


The HAZCOM requirements you must know and 

implement 

Training requirements associated with HAZCOM 

Identifying hazardous chemicals in the workplace 

Proper labeling and other forms of warning 

Th Sep 21 7:00am-10:00am 3 hrs 


Th Sep 21 6:00pm-9:00pm 3 hrs 


How to Establish an Injury & Illness 

Prevention Program (IIPP) 

Failure to fully establish an Injury Illness Prevention 

Program is the number one cause of OSHA 

citations in California. In this class, you will gain 

the knowledge and tools necessary to establish 

and maintain an effective IIPP program. 


How to develop a safety guide specifi c to your 

industry 

The 6 components of a comprehensive IIPP plan 

How to form and manage an effective safety 

committee 

A “model” Injury Illness Prevention Program 

(English and Spanish) 

Complying with recordkeeping and reporting 

requirements 

T Oct 10 7:00am-10:00am 3 hrs 


T Oct 10 6:00pm-9:00pm 3 hrs 


7:00am-10:00am 

National University, 20 River Park Place, Fresno (Friant Road and Fresno Street) 

6:00pm-9:00pm 

Manchester Center, 1901 E. Shields Avenue, FCC Suite 250, Room 102, Fresno 

Earn the Certifi cate in Occupational Safety by taking all 5 Occupational Safety workshops and 

applying your new skills in your work. Save by registering for the Certifi cate program. 

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How to Develop an Emergency 

Action Plan (EAP) 

The goal of every safety program is to eliminate 

workplace injuries and avoid catastrophic 

losses. One of the basic building blocks of your 

safety program is the Emergency Action Plan. 


Cal/OSHA requirements for your Emergency 

Action Plan 

The fi ve components of a comprehensive EAP 

How to conduct well-organized practice drills 

Complying with recordkeeping and reporting 

requirements 

How to develop effective training, maps and 

escape routes 

Th Oct 19 7:00am-10:00am 3 hrs 


Th Oct 19 6:00pm-9:00pm 3 hrs 


How to Comply with the New Heat 

Stress Regulations 

Expect to be visited by OSHA during the upcoming 

year regarding heat stress. You cannot 

afford to ignore HEAT STRESS. 


The New Heat Stress Regulation Requirements 

The 7 components of heat illness risk reduction 

How to develop an effective written plan 

How to develop and conduct required employee 

and supervisor training 

How to identify and assess heat symptoms 

Software that organizes and facilitates your heat 

stress training program 

Th Nov 9 7:00am-10:00am 3 hrs 


Th Nov 9 6:00pm-9:00pm 3 hrs 


How to Comply with Lockout/Tagout 

Regulations 

Failure to safely lockout/tagout is one of the 

most frequently cited CAL/OSHA violations, and 

is classifi ed as a serious violation in California. 


Lockout/Tagout written policy and certifi cation 

requirements 

Practices that both effectively control risks and 

meet legal requirements 

Training requirements associated with lockout/ 

tagout 

Software that organizes and facilitates your heat 

stress training, including machinery specifi c 

procedures 

T Nov 14 7:00am-10:00am 3 hrs 


T Nov 14 6:00pm-9:00pm 3 hrs 

#98180 W. Scheitrum $95 Manchester Center

WORD 2003 

Taking Tables to the Limit 

COMPUTER PRODUCTIVITY TOOLS 

Highly focused training for maximum impact! Get the skills! 

When and how to create an effective table 

How to convert text to tables and tables to text 

How to use tables to create forms 

How to automate calculations within tables 

W Oct 4 3:30pm-5:30pm 2 hrs 

#98143 D. Dixon $69 Manchester Center 

How to Make Inhouse Flyers & 

Newsletters 

How to create a professional-looking fl yer or 

newsletter 

How to insert watermarks, photos, WordArt, and 

clipart 

How to use drop caps 

How to create and work with columns 

W Oct 18 3:30am-5:30am 2 hrs 


EXCEL 2003 

Excel Productivity Tips 

Who should attend these workshops: 

› Working adults with focused training needs 

› Those wanting to build on current computer skills 

› Anyone wanting to maximize software potential 

How to use the 5 most common short-cut keys 

How to quickly replicate an existing format 

How to automatically replicate headings 

How to use Styles to rapidly format your spreadsheets 

How to use AutoSum and the associated features 

When and how to use Absolute Cell References 

M Sep 11 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 

#98134 R. Dixon $69 National University 

M Nov 6 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


Creating Effective Charts & Graphs 

When and why to use different types of graphs 

What data to include in your spreadsheet to make 

an effective graph 

How to create graphs using the graph wizard 

How to modify the look of your graph 

How to add a trend line to your graph 

How to format your graph for maximum impact 

W Sep 13 3:30pm-5:30pm 2 hrs 


W Nov 8 3:30pm-5:30pm 2 hrs 


Effectively Using Multiple Worksheets 

When and why to use multiple worksheets 

How to quickly format multiple worksheets 

How to create 3 dimensional calculations 

How to create a summary sheet from multiple 

worksheets 

W Sep 20 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


W Nov 29 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


Using Formulas and Functions 

Understand the difference between formulas and 

functions 

How to create and enter your own formulas 

How to use AutoSum and the associated features 

How to use IF statements for decision making 

How to use the PMT function to calculate payments 

M Sep 25 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


W Dec 6 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


POWERPOINT 

Polishing Your PowerPoint 

Presentation Skills 

How to manage text for maximum impact 

How to use Hyperlinks to show detailed information 

When and how to insert graphic objects 

How to use animation and sound effectively 

When and how to use timed presentations 

W Sep 27 3:30pm-5:30pm 2 hrs 


W Dec 13 3:30pm-5:30pm 2 hrs 


ACCESS 2003 

How to Design Access Tables 

How to analyze your needs and defi ne the scope 

Specifi c decisions you need to make about 

information you want to track 

How to select the proper number of tables 

How to defi ne the attributes of the information 

M Aug 21 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


M Oct 23 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


Features, advantages, and benefi ts: 

› Highly knowledgeable trainers, instructor-lead training 

› Highly focused, learn just what you need 

› Convenient timing at the beginning or end of your work day 

How to Make Effective Forms for 

Data Input 

How to structure data input with option buttons, 

check boxes and list boxes 

How to make information “read only” 

How to modify a forms layout 

How to manage tab stops 

When and how to create a Switchboard 

W Aug 30 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


W Oct 25 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


How to Write Effective Queries 

How to pick the query data 

How to use linked tables 

How to fi lter and sort data 

How to create a prompted query 

How to add calculated fi elds to your query 

W Sep 6 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


W Nov 15 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


How to Design Effective Reports 

How to pick the report data 

How to select the proper source 

How to modify the format of your report 

How to use the wizard to quickly develop the report 

How to add calculated fi elds to your report 

M Sep 18 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


M Nov 27 8:30am-10:30am 2 hrs 


Locations of Workshops: 

8:30am-10:30am 

National University, 20 River Park Place, Fresno 


3:30pm-5:30pm 

Manchester Center, 1901 E. Shields Avenue, 

FCC Suite 250, Room 104, Fresno 

Train More, Save More! 

Register for 3 or more workshops at the 

same time and SAVE $10 per workshop. 

Your registration fee 

becomes $59 per workshop! 


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$ GRANT WRITING 

$ 



Successfully seek and secure grant funding! 

› Individuals seeking to obtain grant funds 

› Individuals seeking to learn basic, intermediate 

and advanced grant proposal 

development 

› Individuals wanting to improve their success 

in grant awards 

› Institutional staff seeking to improve 

their grants management skills 


Tim Fahey 

21 years experience 

writing grants 

Successfully obtained over 

150 grants amounting 

to over $600 million 

Grant Writing 101: The Basics 

Develop a clear understanding of grants and proposal 

development. Learn the difference between 

a grant, a loan, a contract and a cooperative 

agreement. Learn what organizations or entities give 

grants and to whom. Learn or improve on how you 

can fi nd grants. Learn the four common components 

of all grants. Learn the differences in applying 

to government and private foundations. Develop 

an understanding of eligibility determinations and 

competitive bidding. Learn ten common mistakes to 

avoid. 

What you'll learn: 

How to write a clear and concise grant proposal 

How to write clear and measurable goals, objectives 

and applied evaluation designs 

Different application formats used by different 

funding sources 

Review successful and unsuccessful grant proposals 

and fi nd out the differences 

The importance of a transmittal cover letter 

Four concepts you must communicate in every 

successful grant application 

T/Th Oct 10 & 12 6:00pm-10:00pm 8 hrs 

#98160 T. Fahey $125 

Location: Manchester Center, 1901 E. Shields Avenue, 

Fresno, FCC Suite 250, Room 102 

Certificate in Grants Management 

Earn the Certifi cate in Grants Management by 

taking all 3 Grant Funding workshops and apply- 

ing your new skills in your work. Save 10% by 

registering for the Certifi cate program.10 

program.10 

Advantages and benefi ts: 

› Learn how to fi nd the funds to fi t your unique 

situation 

› Improve your skills in communicating need, 

planning and budgeting 

› Learn the basic tricks to the trade 

› Increase your bottom line – money received by your 

company or organization 

Grant Writing 102: 

Searching for Funding 

With so much money out there and so many tools to use, 

learn the most effective tools, websites and strategies 

to seek out funding opportunities. Learn how to quickly 

review funding announcements to determine if the funding 

opportunity is right for your organization. Learn what to do 

next once you have identifi ed a funding opportunity. Know 

who you can ask if you have questions. And if you don’t 

know, what are the questions to ask a funding source? Gain 

insight into some of the strategies that successful grant 

writers use to identify and secure funding. 


The web sites grant seekers commonly use 

The differences between a NOFA, RFP, RFA, Grant Alert 

and Federal Register Announcement 

How to download grant applications and 

application forms 

What CFDA means and why it is important 

Contracting opportunities available through 

the state and federal government and how to 

access them 

W Oct 18 6:00pm-10:00pm 4 hrs 

#98161 T. Fahey $75 


Fresno, FCC Suite 250, Room 102 

Grant Writing 103: 

Grants Management 

Now that you have received a grant award, what do you 

do next? Is writing the grant all there is to it? Develop your 

skills and knowledge on how to manage grant programs 

and help your organization successfully complete the objectives 

of the grant. Learn the strategies you can implement 

to help with the management of the grant? Know what is 

important and what to keep track of. 


Technical insights that will increase your value to those 

you work with 

The difference between a grant award and a formal 

contract 

What modifi cations, procurements, amendments are 

and when to make them with federal, state and local 

contracts 

Understand what OMB Circulars are and how they impact 

you as a grants person 

T/Th Oct 24 & 26 6:00pm-9:00pm 6 hrs 

#98162 T. Fahey $95 


Fresno, FCC Suite 250, Room 102

NOTARY 

PUBLIC 

Meet the new State Requirements! 

For new and renewing Notaries! 

Notary Public Course & Test – 

Single Day 

Take this course to prepare to pass the State 

Notary examination. In addition, you will learn 

tips on how to be successful as a professional 

Notary. State proctors will administer the State 

Notary examination at the end of the course. 

What you will learn: 

Duties and responsibilities of a Notary 

How to notarize a document 

Necessary bonding and E & O insurance 

What documents you can and cannot notarize 

Oaths and affi rmations administered by a 

Notary Public 

Test taking strategies to successfully pass the 

examination 


Increase your probability of passing the exam 

Become a California Notary Public or renew 

your Notary commission 

Execute the duties of a Notary in compliance 

with the law 

What you need to bring: 

• A bag lunch & an afternoon snack 

• Valid driver’s license, State ID card, passport 

or military ID card 

• Check or money order payable to “Secretary 

of State” for $40 for the exam 

• Check or money order payable to “Bottom 

Line Impact, Inc” for $20 for the Study Guide 

• Two #2 pencils for taking the exam 

• A notebook or paper for taking notes 

About the trainer – Andy Holoubek: 

• Certifi ed notary public instructor 

• Actively works as a Notary Public 

• Integrates humor into the learning process 

COURSE DATES 

W Jul 19 8:00am-4:30pm 

8 hrs #98164 $95 

Location: Fresno City College, HS 100 

S Sep 30 8:00am-4:30pm 

8 hrs #98165 $95 


S Nov 18 8:00am-4:30pm 

8 hrs #98166 $95 


TESTING TIME: 

5:00pm-7:00pm After the course 

Note: Materials fee of $20 is paid on the day of the 

class by separate check, money order, or cash. 

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WORKPLACE 

SPANISH 

Communication is critical in the workplace! 

Get the Spanish skills you need! 


› RNs & LVNs needing to earn CEUs › Nurses experiencing frustration and stress 

› Anyone wanting to enhance their care to Spanish speaking patients 

Spanish for Nurses 

This training will allow you, as a non-Spanish-speaking nurse, to provide enhanced 

medical care and attention to Spanish-speaking patients. You will be provided a 106-page 

manual with 2 accompanying CDs for your ongoing reference and practice. Twelve (12) 

hours of continuing education units are granted upon your success-ful completion of the 

program. NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE OF SPANISH IS NECESSARY. 


Patient intake instructions and commands for vital signs 

Giving patient body and positioning commands 

Explaining routine treatment procedures 

How to calm the patient 

Phrases and commands for bathing and cleansing 

Appropriate ways to dismiss the patient 

Explaining medicines, injections, food and drink 

Spanish for patient needs and comfort 


Enhance your medical care to Spanish-speaking patients 

Reduce frustration and stress for you and your patients 

Earn 12 CEUs 

Continuing Education: 

Fresno City College is an 

approved provider of 

continuing education units with the 

Board of Registered Nursing and Board of Vocational 

Nursing. 

BRN Provider # 00059 

BVNPT Course Approval # V-10560-2 

12 CEUs! 

T/Th Oct 3, 5, 10, 12 5:00pm-8:00pm 

#98163 12 hrs N. Schreiber $185 

Location: Fresno Heart Hospital, Highway 41 & Friant Road 

15 E. Audubon Drive, Fresno 

Note: Fee includes manual with 2 CDs. 

Program 

Features 

› Learner-friendly material 

› Highly effective methods of instruction 

› No tedious grammar instruction found 

in other language programs 


Nancy Schreiber, 

MSN, RN, CNOR 

7 years experience training 

medical Spanish 

2004 Advanced Practice 

Nurse of the Year 

(CVCNO) 


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RESIDENTIAL 

CARE FOR 

THE ELDERLY 

RCFE 40-Hour Initial Certifi cation 

This 40-hour legislatively mandated program 

provides you the foundation for a career as an 

administrator for a residential care facility or an 

assisted living facility for the elderly. 

State approval: This course is approved by the 

CDSS for 40 hours of initial training of administrator 

certifi cation. 

Vendor Number: RCFE 100086-740-1 


What the laws and regulations are for an RCFE 

administrator 

Regulations related to accountability, reporting, 

and personal rights 

What is required of a RCFE as a business 

operation 

Strategies for management and supervision of 

staff 

How to satisfy the social needs of the client 

population 

What the physical needs are of the client 

population 

The requirements in administration of 

medications 

Key factors for admission and assessment of 

clients 

Insight into Alzheimer’s and dementia 

What you need to do to become 

certifi ed: 

Complete an initial 40-hour certifi cation 

Pass a standardized test administered by the 

Department of Social Services 

Submit a completed request for Administrator 

Certifi cate form 

Obtain a Criminal Record Clearance from the 

DOJ 

Submit a non-refundable $100 processing fee 

Minimum age of 21 required for RCFE 

administrator licensing. 

F/S Jul 14-29 F, 4pm-10pm / S, 8am-5pm 

#97108 40 hours $199 

Location: FCC Health Sciences, Rm 250 

F/S Oct 13-28 F, 4pm-10pm / S, 8am-5pm 

#98116 40 hours $199 

Location: FCC Health Sciences, Rm 250 


› Individuals seeking a new career or career 

advancement 

Pharmacy Technician Training 

Program: Orientation 

Attendance at orientation is required to register for 

the Pharmacy Technician program 

A math assessment on fractions, decimals, ratios 

and percentages will be given following the 

orientation 

Calculators can be used for the math assessment 

A score of 75% or higher on the assessment 

is required to enter the program 

W Jun 28 6:00pm-8:00pm 

Location: FCC Health Sciences, 1101 E. University Ave., 

Fresno, HS 150 

Note: Next Orientation; Jan 10, 2007 

Pharmacy Technician Training 

Program 

This 268-hour program will prepare you for the 

requirements of pharmacy technician as recognized by 

the California State Board of Pharmacy. The program 

includes 148 hours of classroom instruction and 120 

hours of clinical experience. 


Pharmacy math and calculations 

Anatomy and physiology 

Pharmacology and pharmacy law 

Medication distribution and control measures 


Become prepared for an entry-level position as a 

pharmacy technician in a hospital or retail pharmacy 

Become licensed by the state of California Board of 

Pharmacy 

Required to register: 

Attendance at the orientation 

Immunizations 

Liability insurance (learn more at orientation) 

A high school diploma or GED 

Purchase of textbooks 

Advisory: Keyboard skills and medical terminology are 

recommended. Students must pass the math assessment 

with a 75% or better prior to registering for this program. 

Note: The state of California requires criminal record 

clearance through fi ngerprinting when applying for 

registration as a pharmacy technician. 

T/Th Aug 1-Dec 21 6:00pm-10:00pm 

268 hrs total #98112 R. Cortopassi $2495 

Location: FCC Health Sciences, 1101 E. University Ave., 

Fresno, HS 250 

Note: Next Training; Feb 5-Jun 25, 2007 


MEDICAL TRAIN ING 

Medical skills are in high demand! Get the skills! 

Free! 

› Medical fi eld employees needing to extend 

their knowledge 

Electrocardiogram (EKG) 

& Interpretation Skills 

Learn the skills needed to work as an EKG technician 

or EKG monitor observer. This is an accelerated course 

and is recommended as a growth opportunity for 

those already working in the medical fi eld. 


Anatomy of the heart and cardiovascular system 

Theory and application of the electrocardiogram 

12-Lead EKG operational technique and 

interpretation 

Detection of heart disease and other cardiovascular 

disorders 


Advance your career with highly specialized training 

Prepare for an entry-level position as an EKG 

technician or EKG monitor observer in a hospital or 

cardiologist’s offi ce. 

M/W Sep 13-Nov 20 6:00pm-8:00pm 40 hrs 

#98110 M. Blue $400 


Suite 250, Room 107 

Required: Knowledge of medical terminology or medical 

fi eld experience and purchase of textbook and supplies. 

Mammography 

Prepare for a career in mammography. This 40-hour 

course will prepare you to take the California state 

certifi cation examination. This course is ASRT approved 

for 38 continuing education units and meets 

ARRT state of California mammography standards. 

Textbook is not included in the registration fee. 


Patient care 

Quality assurance & control 

Darkroom procedures 

Hands-on positioning 

ASRT CE 

Approved 


Be prepared to take and pass the California 

mammography certifi cation examination 

M-F Jul 31-Aug 4 8:00am-5:00pm 40 hrs 

#98117 B. Blanchard $400 


Suite 250, Room 106 

Required: You must be a currently licensed radiology 

technologist in the state of California to register for this 

program. Students who have completed their radiologic 

technologist program and have sat for their state test may 

register.

Certifi ed Training Provider 

The Fresno City College Training Institute is a certifi ed training provider as authorized by the state of California Laboratory Field Services for phlebotomy. 

This means your training meets all the newest California requirements. 

Important! 

As of April 9, 2006, you must be a licensed CPT-1, or you cannot work as a phlebotomist in a lab 

or a hospital. 

NCCT Certifi ed Testing 

PHLEBOTOMY 

Phlebotomy skills are in high demand! Get the skills! 

Phlebotomist Training Program: 

Orientation 

Attendance at orientation is required to register 

for the phlebotomist training program. Orientation 

held once a year. 

W Nov 29 6:00pm-8:00pm 

Location: VA Hospital Auditorium, 

2615 E. Clinton Avenue, Fresno 

Note: Next orientation, November 28, 2007. 

The Fresno City College Training Institute is an approved proctor site for the National Center for Competency Testing - 

California Phlebotomy test. 

Contact us at (559) 256-0188 for testing dates and information. Register at www.ncctinc.com 

Fee: $20 proctor fee for non-FCCTI students. 

Free! 

Free! Free! 

Phlebotomist Training Program 

Enter one of the fastest growing health care occupations 

by becoming a certifi ed phlebotomy technician 

I. This program is approved through the state of 

California Laboratory Field Services. The training is 

comprised of 48 hours of theory and 120 hours of 

clinical rotation at a Fresno area lab. 


The crucial elements of safety and infection control 

Preparation of specimens for processing 

Step-by-step methods for blood withdrawal 

Commonly used collection devices 


Your training meets the new state of California 

licensing requirements 

Gain hands-on clinical experience of at least 100 

successful venipunctures, 25 skin punctures and 

5 arterial observations 

On-site theory and skills training at the VA Central 

CA laboratory 


Immunizations (learn more at orientation) 

Liability insurance (learn more at orientation) 

A high school diploma or GED 

Purchase of books and scrubs 

CPR card (American Heart Association BLS for 

Health Care Providers) 

S Jan 13-Feb 17, 2007 8:00am-5:00pm 

168 hrs #98115 R. Walker $995 

Location: VA Hospital Lab, 2615 E. Clinton Avenue, 

(Fresno Street & Clinton Avenue) 

Advanced Phlebotomy – 20-hour 

Are you currently a phlebotomist seeking your license? 

This 20-hour course meets the advanced training 

requirements needed for phlebotomy licensing under 

the new California phlebotomy regulations. 


› Phlebotomists with at least 6 months (1040 hrs) 

experience, not yet licensed 

› Medical Assistants performing phlebotomy outside 

a clinic or doctor’s offi ce 

What you'll cover: 

Advanced infectious disease control and sources of 

error in testing 

Risk factors and responses to complications arising 

from phlebotomy 

Quality assurance, legal issues and more 


California statement of Phlebotomy Puncture 

Performance Sheet completed and signed by your 

director 

COURSE DATES 

F/Su Jul 7-16 20 hrs 

F, 4:00pm-8:00pm 

Su, 8:00am-5:00pm 

#97107 S. Powers $125 

Location: FCC Health Sciences Building, 

1101 E. University Ave., Fresno, HS 250 

F/S/Su Sep 8-10 20 hrs 

F, 4:00pm-8:00pm 

S/Su, 8:00am-5:00pm 

#98114 S. Powers $125 


1101 E. University Ave., Fresno, HS 250 

Phlebotomy Basics – 20 hours 

This basic course is required for medical professionals 

who want to perform phlebotomy outside their scope. 

The state requires that these individuals obtain 20 

hours of basic training as well as 20 hours of advanced 

training. 


› Medical Assistants performing phlebotomy outside 

a clinic or doctor’s offi ce 

› Any person performing phlebotomy outside their 

scope of practice (i.e. ER/OR Technicians, Paramedics 

working in hospitals) 


Anatomy and physiology 

Blood testing procedures 

Lab Safety 


California statement of Phlebotomy Puncture 

Performance Sheet completed and signed by your 

director 

F/S/Su Sep 1-3 20 hrs 

F, 4:00pm-8:00pm 

S/Su, 8:00am-5:00pm 

#98113 S. Powers $125 


1101 E. University Ave, Fresno, HS 250 

Meet the Trainers 

Brian Schmidt 

Certifi ed phlebotomy 

technician 

20+ years medical 

experience 

Ruby Walker 

Certifi ed phlebotomy 

technician 

15 years medical 

experience 

FCC Training Institute Institute • • (559) (559) 256-0188 256-0188 • 

• www.fccti.com 

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HEALTH CARE 

PROVIDERS 

CPR 

Health Care Providers CPR 

This course is offered for those who need CPR 

certifi cation to meet state and local requirements 

for service in medical and health care settings. This 

course will provide the fundamentals of airways, 

rescue and cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills. Participants 

will receive an American Heart Association 

CPR certifi cation card upon satisfactory completion 

of the course and testing. 

S Jun 24 8:00am-5:00pm 

8 hrs #97402 M. Allen $60 

Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Ave, Clovis 

T/Th Jul 11 & 13 6:00pm-10:00pm 

8 hrs #97403 M. Allen $60 


S Jul 22 8:00am-5:00pm 

8 hrs #97404 M. Allen $60 


T/Th Aug 8 & 10 6:00pm-10:00pm 

8 hrs #98181 M. Allen $60 


S Aug 19 8:00am-5:00pm 

8 hrs #98183 M. Allen $60 


CPR Re-certifi cation 

Current CPR Certifi cation requires recertifi cation 

every two years. 

T Jul 25 6:00pm-10:00pm 

4 hrs #97405 M. Allen $40 


S Aug 12 8:00am-12:00pm 

4 hrs #98182 M. Allen $40 


FCC Training Institute 

EMT/Paramedic courses are 

approved for Veterans 

Administration & GI Bill 

reimbursement. 

Accredited through: 

Flexible Time Frames 


EMERGENCY MEDICAL 

TECHNICIAN 

Emergency Medical Technician Program features: 

› Utilizes Blackboard, an e-learning platform, for portions of the program 

Emergency Medical Technician 

Basic (EMT-B) 

This course will prepare you to become a certifi ed 

EMT-Basic. Upon your successful completion of all 

phases of the program you will earn a certifi cate of 

completion. Your certifi cate of completion will allow 

you to apply for the National Registry examination. 

This course utilizes Blackboard, an e learning 

platform, for portions of the class. Internet access 

advised. Current CPR certifi cation is required for 

this class. 


In-depth study of anatomical structures of the 

body, in relation to anatomy, physiology 

How to identify signs and symptoms of illnesses & 

diseases, urgent and non-urgent medical/trauma 

situations 


Be prepared for the National Registry (NREMT-B) 

examination 

S Aug 12-Dec 16 8:00am-5:00pm 

150 hrs #98100 M. Allen $500 

Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Ave., Clovis 

M/W Aug 21-Dec 13 6:00pm-10:00pm 

150 hrs #98101 M. Allen $500 


Note: Lab hours will be arranged in addition to scheduled 

class hours. 

12 hours............................... $125 

24 hours .............................. $225 

36 hours............................... $250 

48 hours............................... $350 

Skills Verifi cation .................. $100 

Challenge Examination ......... $100 

HCP CPR Re-certifi cation....... $40 

Call for details! 

(559) 256-0188 

Commission on Accreditation 

of Allied Health Education Programs 

Meet 

the Trainers: 

Anwar Chaudhry 

15 years experience in clinical 

medicine 

Certifi ed EMT 

Ben Kerkes 

EMT for 6 years 

Licensed Paramedic 

EMT Refresher 

Certifi ed EMT-Bs are required to complete 

continuing education and skills verifi cation 

every 2 years. Current CPR certifi cation is 

required for this class. The CPR renewal class 

requires separate registration. 

Note: This course utilizes Blackboard, an e learning 

platform, for portions of the class. Internet 

access advised. 

EMT Refresher 24 

24 Continuing Education hours 

Skills Verifi cation 

S Aug 19 8:00am-5:00pm 

24 hours #98103 M. Allen $250 

M/W Aug 21 6:00pm-10:00pm 

24 hours #98104 M. Allen $250 

EMT Refresher 36 

36 Continuing Education hours 

Skills Verifi cation 

M/W Aug 21 6:00pm-10:00pm 

36 hours #98105 M. Allen $275 

S Aug 26 8:00am-5:00pm 

36 hours #98106 M. Allen $275 

Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Avenue, Clovis

Meet the Trainer: 

Pre-Paramedic Preparation – Class 8 

This 68-hour course is designed to prepare EMT-Bs for 

successful entry into a paramedic program. Continuing 

education hours will be granted for EMT CE 

requirements. 

What you’ll learn/review: 

In-depth study of anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology 


PARAMEDIC PROGRAM 

Paramedic Program features: 

› Fast tract program for high demand occupation 

› EMS programs are accredited through the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP) 

› Utilizes Blackboard, an e-learning platform, for portions of the program 

Mark Allen 

11 years experience as a 

paramedic 

EMS educator since 1997 

Prepare for successful entrance into the paramedic 

program 

T/Th Aug 15-Oct 10 6:00pm-10:00pm 

68 hrs #98107 M. Allen $400 


Paramedic Program Orientation 

& Application – Class 8 

Admission to the Paramedic Program is determined by 

qualifi cations and testing. Applicants must have a 

current EMT-B or EMT-II license. Applicants are required 

to pass EMT-B written and skill examinations. Candidates 

who pass testing will be assigned an interview. 

Math and English Assessment 

All applicants must take the Fresno City College Math 

and English assessment tests. Testing dates and times 

are listed on the FCC Web site. Please bring your 

assessment results to orientation. 

Mandatory Orientation & Written Testing 

(Choose One Day) 

Tuesday, Sep 5 Thursday, Sep 7 

9:00am-12:00pm 9:00am-12:00pm 

Mandatory Skills Testing - (Choose One Day) 


9:00am-12:00pm 9:00am-12:00pm 

Interviews 

Your interview will be scheduled upon successful 

completion of written and skills testing. Interviews 

will be: 


9:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-5:00pm 

Free! 

Paramedic Program – Class 8 

The paramedic program provides a comprehensive 

classroom and clinical experience totaling 1154 hours. 

Upon your successful completion of all phases of the 

program you will earn a certifi cate of completion. 

Your certifi cate of completion will allow you to apply 

for the National Registry examination. 

This paramedic program meets or exceeds the requirements 

in the State of California Safety Code, Title 

22; and mirrors the National Paramedic Curriculum 

developed by the U.S. Department of Transportation. 

Program Training Phases: 

Didactic: Classroom training consisting of 504 

hours of lectures, discussions, case-based scenarios, 

skill demonstrations, skill labs, and other activities. 

Blackboard, an e-learning platform will be utilized for 

portions of this training, including: selected assignments, 

quizzes, and research. 

Clinical: Clinical education consisting of at least 160 

hours completed under supervision of a preceptor 

in various medical departments such as: emergency; 

ICU; laboratory; labor and delivery; PICU; pediatrics; 

cardiac care; surgery; and others. Your schedule will 

vary based upon clinical site assignments. Your clinical 

education will begin after your successful didactic 

completion. 

Field Internship: The internship training consists of 

at least 480 hours of fi re service or ambulance service 

(ALS) under the supervision of a preceptor. During the 

internship you will assess, extricate, and treat patients 

in a pre-hospital setting. Your schedule will vary and 

may include 12 or 24-hour days. You must be able to 

accept internships throughout California in order to 

complete the internship. There may be a fee associated 

with some internships, this fee is the student’s 

responsibility and is above and beyond the program 

tuition. Your fi eld internship will begin after your successful 

clinical education. 

Advisory: Field experience as a certifi ed EMT-B is 

strongly suggested. A pre-course examination is 

required for entrance to the program. Interested 

applicants are strongly urged to attend the Pre-Paramedic 

course. 

M/W/F Nov 6, 2006-Apr 27, 2007 8:00am-5:00pm 

#98108 504 hrs M. Allen $4800 

Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Avenue, Clovis 

Accredited through: 

48-Hour Paramedic Refresher 

Take this 48-hour continuing education to meet the 

requirements set forth by the Department of Transportation 

and the National Registry of Emergency 

Medical Technicians. 

Core content covered: 

How to provide ventilatory support for a patient 

How to care for a patient experiencing cardiovascular 

compromise 

How to resuscitate a patient in cardiac arrest 

Assess and care for a patient experiencing an allergic 

reaction 

Assess and provide care to a near-drowning patient 

How to perform a rapid trauma assessment 

Provide care to patients with: suspected spinal 

injury; open abdominal injury; head injury; chest 

injury; and shock 

Assess and provide care to an infant or child with: 

cardiac arrest; shock; respiratory distress; and 

trauma 


Meet the CE requirements for EMT-Paramedic 

Enhance your medical care to patients 

Methods of instruction: 

Lecture, simulated skill presentations, and case 

review discussions will be utilized for this continuing 

education program 

Notes: 

1. Please bring copies of all CPR, ACLS, PALS & PHTLS 

certifi cations on the fi rst day of class. 

2. The National Registry EMT-Paramedic application 

will be provided at the class. 

T Oct 3-Nov 7 8:00am–5:00pm 

#98109 48 hrs M. Allen $350 

Location: CART Annex, 2555 Clovis Avenue, Clovis 

FCC Training Institute 

EMT/Paramedic courses are 

approved for Veterans 

Administration & GI Bill 

reimbursement. 

Commission on Accreditation 

of Allied Health Education Programs 


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MAINTENANCE 

TECHNICIAN 

TRAINING 

Web-Delivered Training with 

Hands-On Skills Validation! 

Who should subscribe: 

› Individuals desiring a highly fl exible approach 

to training 

› Technicians new to the manufacturing fl oor 

› Technicians needing to update their skills 

› Employees needing to extend their knowledge 

Features & benefi ts: 

One year subscription allows unlimited learning 

opportunities 

Online pre course assessments allow you to 

test out of course topics you have already 

mastered 

Online courses allow you highly fl exible and 

self-paced learning 

Online post-tests allow you to prove your 

knowledge 

31 training tracks and 75 courses available 

with your subscription 

Hands-on skill labs to develop your skills as a 

technician 

A partial list of training topics*: 

• Safety 

• Electric Motors 

• Basic Electricity • Shaft Alignment 

• Mechanical Seals • Welding 

• Gears 

• Pumps 

• Blue Print Reading • Compressors 

• Hydraulic Principles • Lubrication 

• Bearings 

• Water Treatment 

Get started anytime! 

Learn from your workplace or home! 

Set your own pace and learning schedule! 

*Certifi cation not available for all training topics 

2Options to Meet Your Training Needs 

1. PRIMEed Plus $1,195+ 

(4 person minimum) 

2. PRIMEed ed Premium $1,495+ 

(4 person minimum) 

For more information about PRIME PRIMEed, contact 

Paula Cuesy at (559) 256-0188 

Intermediate SLC 500 PLC 


How to utilize timers, counters, and math 

functions 

How to use compare data instructions 

How to use program fl ow instructions 

How to install PLCs 

How to connect external devices 

How to troubleshoot PLC inputs and 

outputs 

How PLCs network with other devices 

How to save time with programming 

shortcuts 


More fully utilize PLCs in your plant 

Advance your PLC knowledge 

Quickly troubleshoot malfunctions 

Reduce failure of external components 

and machinery 

Advisory: You should have an understanding of the 

topics covered in the introductory course to register 

for this course. 

T/Th Sep 26-Oct 19 6:30pm-9:30pm 

24 hrs #98120 S. Reed $445 

Location: CTC, 2930 E. Annadale, Fresno, Rm L 


INDUSTRIAL PLCs 

Advanced technology requires skilled technicians! 


› Maintenance technicians new to production maintenance 

› Maintenance technicians needing to upgrade their skills 

› Production employees needing to extend their knowledge 

Check Our Website for the Complete 

Descriptions of these Workshops 

How to Install, Maintain, and 

Troubleshoot Electrical Circuits 

T/Th Aug 1-24 6:30pm-9:30pm 

24 hrs #98118 J. Williams $345 


How to Install, Maintain, and 

Troubleshoot Motors 

M/W Aug 28-Sep 25 6:30pm-9:30pm 

24 hrs #98119 E. Henderson $345 


Introduction to SLC 500 PLC 

T/Th Aug 29-Sep 21 6:30pm-9:30pm 

24 hrs #98121 S. Reed $445 


These programs are presented in partnership with the Centers 

for Applied Competitive Technologies (CACT) and are part of 

the Economic and Workforce Development program of the 

California Community Colleges. 

Introduction to ControlLogix 

5000 PLC 


How to navigate the ControlLogix platform 

How to create a new controller fi le 

How to write ladder logic using symbolic tag 

names 

How to confi gure I/O modules 

How to edit the main routine 

How to verify the properties for the main task 

and the main program 

How to view tags 


Quickly get up and running with ControlLogix 

5000 

Become more skilled at applying the software 

in your plant 

Navigate the software with a better 

understanding of its capabilities 

Advance your PLC knowledge using the latest 

Allen-Bradley PLC software 

Advisory: You should have a basic understanding of PLC 

ladder logic. 

M/W Oct 2-25 6:30pm-9:30pm 

24 hrs #98122 J. Van De Velde $495 


Intermediate ControlLogix 

5000 PLC 


How to confi gure your communications driver 

How to verify communications, and 

downloading of your program 

How to test your routines, programs and tasks 

How to explore the power of reusable code 

How to import and export a controller fi le 

How to utilize discrete diagnostic I/O capabilities 


Quickly navigate the ControlLogix 5000 

software 

Learn advanced features of your PLC software 

Enhance your skills to customize your 

application 

Advisory: You should be an existing PLC and/or SLC 

user wanting to apply Logix technology, and have an 

understanding of topics covered in the introductory 

course. 

M/W Oct 30-Nov 22 6:30pm-9:30pm 

24 hrs #98123 J. Van De Velde $495 

Location: CTC, 2930 E. Annadale, Fresno, Rm L



LEAN MANUFACTURING 

Improve quality, reduce costs, and enhance service! 

Tim Bornemann 

Over 30 years 

manufacturing experience 

Founder, Kaizen Institute 

of California 

› Production supervisors 

› Manufacturing managers 

› Individuals who support production 

› Anyone working in a lean manufacturing 

environment 

› Anyone exploring lean manufacturing 

Understanding the Basic 

Principles of Lean 

Lean Manufacturing was introduced to the western 

world in the early 1980’s by Toyota when they began 

manufacturing cars in Fremont, California. No other 

production system since Henry Ford’s assembly line 

has had such a tremendous impact on manufacturing 

as what we now call Lean. The tools and systems are 

simple and inexpensive but implementation requires a 

different way of thinking. 


The 3 basic principals of a Lean workplace 

The new role played by management 

How Lean improves quality and customer service, 

and reduces cost 

Four hurdles you must overcome to implement Lean 

Manufacturing 

How you will benefi t: 

Create the right work environment for Lean at your 

company 

Identify the areas to begin implementation 

Learn how to get started with Lean 

Th Oct 31 8:30am-12:00pm 

31⁄2 hrs #98150 T. Bornemann $95 

Location: National University, 20 River Park Place, Fresno 


Certificate in 

Lean Manufacturing 

Earn the Certifi cate in Lean Manufacturing 

by taking all Lean Manufacturing workshops and applying 

your new skills in your work. Save by registering 

for the Certifi cate program. 10% 

5S – How to Build a Foundation 

for Lean 

The starting point for any Lean journey is a properly 

organized workplace. 5S represents fi ve Japanese 

words, Seiri, Seiton, Seison, Seiketsu and Shitsuke 

which roughly translate into Sort, Shine, Set in Order, 

Standardize and Sustain. The vast majority of Lean 

initiatives that are currently taking place today are 

5S related activities. 5S is much more than making 

the shop look nice – it is a means to create or shape 

organizational culture. 5S activities will improve 

productivity, reduce inventories and simplify the 

management of the shop. 5S is the foundation for 

any Lean implementation. 


What 5S is and how it works 

5S performance improvement and realistic 

expectations 

Step-by-step guidelines to implement 5S in 

your workplace 

3 strategies to nurture and sustain your 

5S program 

How you will benefi t 

Better organize your workplace 

More easily and quickly identify problems 

Improve moral and buy-in of employees 

Th Nov 14 8:30am-12:00pm 




Visual Management – 

How to Succeed with Lean 

Visual Management is one of the most important 

tools of Lean and is used throughout the Lean 

journey. The use of Visual Management begins with 

the implementation of 5S and carries through to JIT 

(Just In Time), SMED (Single Minute Exchange of Die) 

and all other techniques you will use on your Lean 

journey. A thorough understanding and appreciation 

of Visual Management is important to a successful 

Lean implementation. 


What Visual Management is and how it works 

Real world examples from California manufacturers 

How Visual Management is used with 5S 

How Visual Management is used with other Lean 

tools 

Step-by-step guidelines to implement Visual Management 

How you will benefi t: 

Ensure effective implementation of 5S 

Improve communication with employees 

More easily control activities in the workplace 

Th Nov 28 8:30am-12:00pm 




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Do YOU know 

that 

you can learn more about Fresno City College 

Training Institute, download this schedule, fi nd 

out about upcoming events, and more? 

Visit our Web site today at fccti.com! 


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The Advanced Transportation Technology Center is dedicated to sustaining existing, new 

and emerging transportation technologies by providing services, training and technical 

assistance to individuals, public, private business and industry. ATT supports technologies 

that contribute an improvement to the environment, improve transportation effi ciency and 

stimulate economic development and enhance California's competitive position nationally. 

We offer training classes and technical assistance for the following: 

Alternative Fueled Vehicle Training 

• Biodeisel 

• Compressed Natural Gas 

• CNG Cylinder Safety Inspection and Certifi cation 

• Electric Vehicle 

• Ethanol 

• Fuel Cell 

• Hybrid Vehicle 

• Hydrogen Powered Vehicles 

• Liquefi ed Petroleum Gas 

Intelligent Transportation Systems ITS 

• Geographic Information Systems GIF 

• Global Positioning Systems GPS 

• Logistics 

• Pavement Management 

National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Certifi cation Preparation 

Emissions Reduction 

• Basic Area Clean Air Car Care 

• Advanced Clean Air Car Care 

• Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) 1997 Transition 

• Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Alternative Courses (A6, A8, L1) 

• Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) BAR Update 2005 

• Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Citation Training Courses 

• Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) Lamp & Brake Certifi cation Preparation 

• Advanced Engine Diagnostics 

• Scan Tool and Digital Storage Oscilloscopes (DSOs) 

ACDelco Technician Training 

Vetronix Mastertech Training 

ADVANCED 

TRANSPORTATION 

Automotive Equipment and Specialty 

For more information 

on the Fresno ATT Program, 

please contact: 

Roger Teschner 

Fresno City College 

(559) 442-4600 ext 8599 

roger.teschner@fresnocitycollege.edu 

C A L I F O R N I A 

C O M M U N I T Y 

C O L L E G E S 

ATT is an initiative of the Economic 

and Workforce Development program 

of the California Community 

Colleges. 


FARM LABOR 

CONTRACTOR 

CONTINUING 

EDUCATION 

Farm Labor Contractor 

Continuing Education 

The state of California requires licensed Farm Labor 

Contractors to complete continuing education on an 

annual basis to renew their license. This program is 

authorized and approved by the State Labor Commissioner's 

Offi ce and meets the continuing education 

requirements for Farm Labor Contractors. 


› Farm Labor Contractors licensed by the state of 

California 

Program features and benefi ts: 

› Separate English and Spanish classes 

› Approved by the state labor commissioner for 

8 hours of CE 

› Same day certifi cates for verifi cation of completion 

› Approved for 2 1/2 CE hours of Pesticides Law & 

Regulation (L) for pest control advisors (AA) and 

ground applicators (QC) 


California Labor Law for Farm Workers 

Proper Use and Handling of Pesticides and 

Chemicals 

Health, Safety, and Sanitation Requirements 

The Rights of Unions and Union Organizing 

Worker Transportation and Housing Regulations 

Laws & Rules Relating to Worker’s Compensation 

Dates & Locations: 

Aug 9, 2006 Fresno, CA $195 

Oct 21, 2006 Stockton, CA $195 

Nov 11, 2006 Palm Desert, CA $195 

Dec 9, 2006 Fresno, CA $195 

Agenda: 

7:00am-8:00am Sign in and continental 

breakfast 

8:00am-5:30pm Program 

________________ 

Registration: Day of the Event $215 

SAVE $ 20 off the regular price by registering 

4 weeks prior to the program date.

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