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milLwright/machinist nine-Month Certificate at Silver King, nelson For the latest information about this program, please visit selkirk.ca/programs/ trades/millwrightmachinist/details/ Program Calendar 2012 • September 4 - Program begins. • December 20 - Winter break. 2013 • January 2 - Program continues. • April 19 - Graduation ceremonies. • May 23 - Program ends. Program Objectives The Millwright/Machinist program is a nine-month entry-level trades training program in which you gain both theoretical knowledge and practical shop skills to a level equivalent to the first level of apprenticeship in each of the Millwright and Machinist trade areas. Successful graduates will be granted credit for the first level of the four-level Apprenticeship program in either Millwright or Machinist trade and the second level technical training for Millwright. This program prepares students for entry-level employment as a Millwright or Machinist within a variety of industrial worksites. Admission Requirements • graduation from a British Columbia Senior Secondary School or equivalent,* with • Principles of Math 10, Applications of Math 11, Essentials of Math 12 or equivalent with a C grade or better. • all applicants are required to complete a computerized placement test in reading, writing and mathematics once they have submitted their application. *Consideration will be given to mature individuals (19 years or older) who are not Senior Secondary School graduates provided they have completed or are in the process of obtaining Principles of Math 10 or equivalent with a ‚ÄúC‚Äù grade or better. (This course must be completed prior to the Program entry date.) NOTE: Employers may require higher level of Math as part of their hiring policies. A refunable tool deposit of $100 will be required at the start of the program. Course of studies Translation Key: • Crd = Credits • Ttl = Total course hours Courses marked as (D) are available via Distance Education. Course Name Crd Ttl Term 1 MILMAC 150 Introductory Millwright/Machinist 0 0 MILMAC 160 Intermediate Millwright/Machinist 0 0 MILMAC 170 Advanced Millwright/Machinist 0 0 Total: 0 0 Math Requirements Important Math Requirements for students graduating from High School in 2013. Program Courses MILMAC 150 Introductory Millwright/Machinist Upon completion of this course you possess the skills and knowledge for safe work practices required of industrial workers in maintenance sites, machine shops, and field locations. You learn the math, science and drafting skills required of an entry-level worker in these sites and are able to use common hand tools and precision measuring instruments used in these trades. The proper use of lifts, scaffolding and techniques for lifting heavy loads is taught. Basic oxy-acetylene welding, the selection and use of fasteners and fittings, and basic electrical principles are also learned during this course. MILMAC 160 Intermediate Millwright/Machinist In this course you learn the safe and proper operations of drilling machines, saws, lathes, shapers and milling machines. You gain an understanding of the introductory principles of fitting and assembly, metallurgy, gears and gear drives, and the characteristics and selection of proper lubricants. You learn basic arc welding and gain practical experience in all these areas by designing and building a project, in consultation with your instructor. MILMAC 170 Advanced Millwright/Machinist During the final three-month period of the program you acquire advanced knowledge and skills of the machinist and millwright trades. Further study in metallurgy enhances your understanding of working with metal and metallic components. You gain proficiency working these materials and become proficient in more advanced operations on machine shop equipment including drilling machines, engine lathes, saws, grinders, shapers, planers, slotters and vertical and horizontal milling machines. Theoretical understanding combined with practical experience in pneumatic and hydraulic systems and in the installation and alignment of machine components broaden your understanding of the knowledge areas associated with these trades. To better prepare you for employment, you also learn job search skills, résumé writing and interview procedures and expectations. Contacts Industry and Trades Contact Program Contact Direct: 250.354.3221 Tel: Ext. 3221 trades@selkirk.ca Dan Obradovic School Chair Direct: 250.352.6601 Tel: Ext. dobradovic@selkirk.ca School of Industry and Trades Training Selkirk College 12/13 169
plant operator 24-WeekS Certificate at Silver King, nelson For the latest information about this program, please visit selkirk.ca/programs/ trades/plantoperator/details/ Program Calendar 2012 • October 30 - Fall Program begins. (Projected date) 2013 • January - 2 - Fall Program continues. • March 18 - Practicum begins. • April 26 - Fall Program ends. • March 25 - Spring Program begins. (Projected date) • July 29 - Practicum begins.September 6 - Spring Program ends. Note: Projected dates are subject to change. Program Objectives The program is intended to prepare students for a job as an entry-level plant operator. Upon graduation from the program, learners will be eligible to apply for entry-level plant operator positions. Course of Studies • Introduction to Process Plant Systems - Systems and components common to process plants. • Process Fundamentals - Includes Math, Basic Physics, Technical writing, Basic Hand tools, Computer Skills, and Drafting. • Introduction to Process Plant Operations - Develop and conduct basic operating procedures. • Plant Tours - The opportunity to see the inner workings of different industry processes. • Work Experience - Compliment academic studies with related work experience and to gain industrial experience related to field of study. Contacts Industry and Trades Contact Program Contact Direct: 250.354.3221 Tel: Ext. 3221 trades@selkirk.ca Dan Obradovic School Chair Direct: 250.352.6601 Tel: Ext. dobradovic@selkirk.ca Prerequisites Required: • High School Graduation • Principles of Math 11 or • Applications of Math 12 with “C” or better Recommended: • Chemistry 11 and/or • Physics 11 • Principles of Math 12 • English 12 Math Requirements Important Math Requirements for students graduating from High School in 2013. 170 Selkirk College 12/13 School of Industry and Trades Training
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Campus Information Selkirk College
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kootenay school of the arts AT SELK
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ADULT BASIC EDUCATION The BC Adult
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INTERNATIonal BUSINESS ONE-Semester
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Office Management TWO-Year Diploma
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Advanced Medical Transcription Nine
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Science— General Associate Degree
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