Federal training, leadership training and management training for government employees and the general public.

Cimplicity Basics

This NCED resident course introduces the student to the various aspects of GE Cimplicity HMI Software by using instructor led lectures, programming examples and hands on lab time. Units of instruction include an overview of Cimplicity capabilities; creation of a project; configuration of ports, devices and points; creating and animating HMI screens. Importing and exporting points and text editing are also covered.

ControlNet Communications

This NCED resident course provides the skills needed to configure and troubleshoot ControlNet networks utilizing RSNetworx for ControlNet, RSLogix5000 and RSLinx software. Subjects will include: configuration of ControlNet hardware, maintaining and troubleshooting ControlNet network faults, saving and restoring ControlNet configurations.

This course is rated EWP Category 2. Students must bring their PPE (Coats, Eyewear and Gloves) to training.

DeviceNet Communications

This NCED resident course provides the skills needed to configure and troubleshoot DeviceNet networks utilizing RSNetworx for DeviceNet, RSLogix500 and RSLinx software. Subjects will include: configuration of DeviceNet hardware, maintaining and troubleshooting DeviceNet network faults, saving and restoring DeviceNet configurations and DeviceLogix code for the 1799 zone controller cards, and commission new DeviceNet devices.

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Allen-Bradley Logix 500 Control Systems

This NCED resident training course provides comprehensive instruction which encompasses the SLC500 and MicroLogix control system platforms currently utilized on a wide variety of equipment. The primary focus is on developing the skills essential to maintaining quality performance of Allen-Bradley Programmable Logic Control Systems (PLCs) and restoring malfunctioning systems to operational status with minimal down-time and resources.

Maintaining and Troubleshooting Allen-Bradley Logix 5000 Control Systems

This NCED resident training course provides comprehensive instruction which encompasses the ControlLogix, CompactLogix, and FlexLogix control system platforms currently utilized on a wide variety of equipment. The primary focus is on developing the skills essential to maintaining quality performance of Allen-Bradley Programmable Automation Control Systems (PACs), and restoring malfunctioning systems to operational status with minimal down-time and resources.

Infrared Thermography Level 1 USPS

Instruction covers theory and practical applications of Infrared Thermography compliant with American Society of Non-Destructive Testing (ASNT) level 1 certification standards.  Training includes instructor led classrooom lecture and discussions along with instructor led and open participation student investigative labs.

 

Test covers theory and practical applications of Infrared Thermography compliant with American Society of Non-Destructive Testing (ASNT) level 1 certification standards.  Testing includes written and practical examinations.

Building Systems for Supervisors

This course provides an overview of the technical skills required in the areas of building equipment maintenance and operation. 

Emphasis is placed on:

  • Safety
  • National Electrical Code
  • Elevators
  • Building Controls
  • Roofs
  • Small and Large Heating Systems
  • Small and Large Cooling Systems
  • Roof Top HVAC
  • Heat Pumps
  • EPA Considerations and Responsibilities
  • Preventative, Predictive and Breakdown Maintenance

Airborne Ultrasound Level 1 Training

Instruction covers the theory, principles and practical applications of Airborne Ultrasound conforming to the American Society of Non-Destructive Testing (ASNT) for level 1 certification standards.  Training includes instructor led classroom lecture and discussions along with instructor led and open participation student investigative labs.

 

Topics include:

National Electrical Code

This course provides knowledge, understanding, and skill in the use of the National Electrical Code (NEC).

Rooftop HVAC Operation and Maintenance

This course covers the operation, maintenance, service and troubleshooting of roof top units (RTUs). 

The proper day-to-day operation, lay-up and start-up procedures are presented for RTUs, with special operation and maintenance considerations for condensers, evaporators, metering devices, economizers, controls and other specialized devices. 

System malfunction analysis procedures and techniques are presented. 

Safety and energy conservation are covered throughout the program. 

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