Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship - Community College of Allegheny County

Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship from Community College of Allegheny County is a Campus Certificate Engineering General degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. The four-year certificate program in Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship offer qualifying applicants occupational training under the sponsorship of the local Joint Apprenticeship Committee. Upon successful completion of this program, the student will: Understand the need for a commitment to responsibility, re-education, supervisory skills, safety and drug awareness that translates into quality craftsmanship, efficiency and productivity on the job site. Prepare the fabrication and installation of architectural sheet metal, such as brass and copper ornamentation, columns, skylights, signs, metal ceilings and downspouts. Prepare the design, fabrication and installation of heating, ventilating, air conditioning. Test, adjust and balancing/fine tune and maintain HVAC components according to engineering specifications. Use a computer to fabricate sheet metal products and troubleshoot HVAC systems as well as system design using CAD drafting. Prepare stainless steel fabrication and installation in restaurants, cafeterias, etc. Fuse different types of metal using the latest technological processes. Prepare pattern layout of geometric development of patterns for sheet metal objects to be fabricated. Graduates will have had classroom, shop training and job experience hours in sheet metal work. Upon completion of the CCAC certificate and the job experience hours required by the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, they can find employment doing industrial dust fabrication and installation, architectural sheet metal workers, energy manager for green technology or kitchen equipment fabrication and installation. They may work in commercial building construction as a skilled sheet metal worker. View more details on Community College of Allegheny County . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Engineering General courses.