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COMM
1227
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Communications I This course provides the student with an overview of the communication skills required by business and industry. Students will learn to apply these communication skills to be successful in their selected workplace setting.
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COMM
1228
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Communications II This course further develops essential communications skills with a focus on basic writing. This course provides the student with the opportunity to develop written work typical of the industry related to their program of study.
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PLGP
1000
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Safety, Tools, Equipment and Rigging Safety is one of the main elements in the construction industry. Safety affects everything from personnel to costs and scheduling. This course provides you with the safe working procedures essential for practicing in the trade. You will be introduced to a wide variety of tools and equipment, both powered and non-powered. Material covers their purpose, safe use and care. Rigging and movement of loads is also addressed. This course will lay the foundation for your behaviour and practice throughout the program, covering professionalism, shop rules and safety requirements and good housekeeping practices.
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PLGP
1001
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Ferrous Piping This course introduces ferrous piping systems and their use in the Plumber trade. You will learn to carry out calculations required for planning and installing piping systems. Material covers joining methods and associated equipment. You will have the opportunity to cut and join pipe, and to install pipe using appropriate hangers and supports.
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PLGP
1002
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Non-Ferrous Piping This course introduces you to non-ferrous piping and systems and their use in the Plumber trade along with calculations required for piping. Material covers joining methods and associated equipment. You will have the opportunity to cut and join pipe, and to install pipe using appropriate hangers and supports.
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PLGP
1003
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Blueprint Reading and Interpretation I This course introduces you to blueprints and working pipe drawings. Material covers views, lines and symbols and handling of drawings. You will work with drawings to interpret piping requirements for various residential piping projects. Drafting and sketching tools are covered and you will learn to produce working drawings and sketches.
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PLGP
1004
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Introduction to Drainage Systems This course introduces basic plumbing drainage systems. You will study terminology, components and installation requirements for residential construction. You will have the opportunity to join various piping materials in a workshop setting and install a simulated basic drainage system. This course also includes the use of hangers and supports, as they are required for drainage systems.
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PLGP
1006
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Introduction to Venting Systems The purpose of this course is to introduce you to basic plumbing venting systems. You will cover terminology and system components, and installation practices will be explored. You will have the opportunity to install a basic venting system in a shop setting.
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PLGP
1007
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Introduction to Water Supply Learners will examine the plumbing water system from the source to the faucets and outlets including the components, installation practices and code requirements. Learners will also examine equipment, piping and valves required for the supply of potable water.
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PLGP
1008
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Introduction to Plumbing Appliances, Fixtures and Trim There are many types of plumbing fixtures even in most residential buildings. The plumber is responsible to know how to install these keep them in good working order. You will learn the procedures used and the codes that dictate where they are used and how they are installed. You will have the opportunity to install various fixtures. Tools and procedures needed to diagnose and remedy problems will also be addressed.
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PLGP
1009
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Introduction to Hydronic Heating In this course fundamentals of hydronic heating are explored. You will learn about the types of hydronic heating systems and components such as boilers, and piping materials used in this type of heating system. Piping layout and configuration will be introduced.
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PLGP
1100
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Work Experience The work experience component provides the learner with an opportunity to apply new skills and concepts appropriate for entry-level positions within the occupation. Learners will assess their own performance and be evaluated by an industry partner. Learners will identify personal outcomes they wish to attain during the work experience and will keep a journal.
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SAFE
1000
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Introduction to WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information Systems) This course offers learners basic overview of WHMIS principles and establishes a solid foundation to support workplace-specific training on the safe storage and handling of controlled/hazardous products. Upon successful completion of the course, students receive basic WHMIS certification.
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SAFE
1001
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Introduction to NS OH&S Act This course offers students an introduction to the Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S) Act of Nova Scotia, which is required by any person employed in a Nova Scotia workplace. This is a generic, introductory course that provides basic knowledge of the Act for students and is considered to be the basis from which more specific training can be given.
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SAFE
1020
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Introduction to Confined Space The learner is introduced to the basic requirements and procedures involved with confined spaces. The definition and associated hazards of confined space are discussed as well as methods of confined space rescue. The course material is to be infused throughout the curriculum and may be delivered in the classroom, shop or other opportunity as designed and developed by the instructor.
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SAFE
1021
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Introduction to Hazard Identification The learners are introduced to the types of hazards encountered in workplaces and the approach that should be followed when recommending and implementing appropriate controls. Two key elements of Hazard Identification are addressed: Hazard Assessment and Inspection. The Nova Scotia Occupational Health and Safety Act is discussed. The course material is to be infused throughout the curriculum and may be delivered in the classroom, shop or other opportunity as designed and developed by the instructor.
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SAFE
1023
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Introduction to Lock Out/Tag Out Lock-out Tag Out introduces the learner to the hazards related to energized systems and procedures to ensure worker safety. Related legislation and risk management is discussed and the learner is exposed to the various types of lock-out devices. The course material is to be infused throughout the curriculum and may be delivered in the classroom, shop or other opportunity as designed and developed by the instructor.
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SAFE
1024
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Introduction to Respiratory Protection The learner is introduced to the potential of atmospheric hazards in the workplace and the available personal protection and control methods to maintain a safe work environment. Discussion includes identification and testing for atmospheric hazards and workplace respiratory programs. The learner will be given the opportunity to select, use and maintain respiratory equipment. The course material is to be infused throughout the curriculum and may be delivered in the classroom, shop or other opportunity as designed and developed by the instructor.
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SAFE
1025
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Certified Fall Arrest and Protection This course provides participants with an understanding of the hazards associated with working from heights and compliance with Workplace Health and Safety Regulations (2013). Throughout the course, participants will gain experience in the donning of a harness, an overview and presentation of system components involved when working from heights and learn how to complete a fall calculation and emergency procedures.
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WORK
1100
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Workplace Mentoring I This unit of instruction is designed to assist learners in managing their learning as an apprentice in the workplace. Learners will study their own experiences with learning new skills and identify their own learning preferences as an aid to developing learning strategies.
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