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Hybrid Safety for First Responders

This 8 hour training session will inform and prepare First Response personnel of the dangers associated with these vehicles. You will learn to quickly identify a Hybrid vehicle and the safety techniques you need to know before you respond to a Hybrid motor vehicle incident scene. The training is critical to anyone in this field. NOT IN THE AREA? No problem - call us and we'll arrange to take the course to you.

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	Training Sessions: Cost: $490.00 plus gst; Contract pricing available for 10 seats at $4000.00 For upcoming sessions visit: http://www.gprc.ab.ca/departments/workforce/courses/course_details.html?ID=TD020&cat=97

The Workshop will include:

Identifying a Hybrid Electric Vehicle
Hazard recognition for First Responders and victims
On-site safety
Care and use of safety apparel and equipment
Minimizing dangers and risks to victims during extrication
Understanding dash indicators, cable colours and uses
Locating shut-downs for Hybrid Electric Vehicles
Shutting down a Hybrid
Disconnecting the high voltage battery source
Understanding and handling high voltage
"Smart Key" operation and hazards
A hands-on approach to training with a hybrid vehicle on-site

Contact Chad Boone for information. Phone 780-539-2799

Handling Hybrids for Autobody Technicians, Automotive Service Technicians and Tow Truck Operators

Handling Hybrids Level 1
This 8 hour training is designed for Autobody Technicians, Auto Mechanics and Tow Truck Operators. After completing this course you will have the knowledge to perform safe, basic repairs on today's fleet of low emission hybrid vehicles. The course offers "vehicle specific" features such as shut down procedures and safety precautions you will need to know prior to working on these vehicles.

Handling Hybrids Level 2
This 8 hour training is designed for Autobody Technicians, Auto Mechanics and Tow Truck Operators. Continue your knowledge and build your confidence in working with Hybrid vehicles. Course content will be up to date for all the newest models and industry standards. There will be a hands-on component to this course.
Level 1 is a prerequisite to taking Handling Hybrids Level 2.

Master Electrician Course

Prerequisite	Journeyman Electrician with minimum 3 years experience

Preparation course for the Master Electrician Exam - emphasizes the correct interpretation and application of the Canadian Electrical Code and Alberta Regulations
Cost	$975.00

Additional fee for Master's Examination through ECAA (Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta) -
$105.00 payable at time of exam
Fairview College Campus

Introduction to MIG Welding Course

An introduction to the basics of Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG)
welding. This course is designed to give the individual hands-on
experience in a lab setting. At the completion of this course
the participants will have a basic understanding of
GMAW equipment and welding process.
GMAW can be used in fabrication, art work, agriculture, and
in the oil and gas industries.
No experience is required. No personal projects will be allowed.

Call 1-888-999-7882 or email Yvonne Peterson for upcoming dates, times and costs.

Students will need to supply their own personal protective
equipment such as safety glasses, welding gloves, welding hat
or beanie. Welding helmets can be supplied as required.
Footwear needs to be leather with CSA approved high-top
safety boots being preferred. It is recommended that heavy-weave
cotton work wear with coveralls or lab coat be worn.

Introduction to TIG Welding Course

An introduction to the basics of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (TIG)
welding. This course is designed to give the individual hands-on
experience in a lab setting. At the completion of this course
the participants will have a basic understanding of GTAW
equipment and the welding process.
GTAW can be used in fabrication, art work, agriculture,
and in the oil and gas industries.
No experience is required. No personal projects will be allowed.
Call 1-888-999-7882 or email Yvonne Peterson for upcoming dates, times and costs.

Students will need to supply their own personal protective
equipment such as safety glasses, welding gloves, welding hat
or beanie. Welding helmets can be supplied as required.
Footwear needs to be leather with CSA approved high-top
safety boots being preferred. It is recommended that heavy-weave
cotton work wear with coveralls or lab coat be worn.

Air Brakes "Q" Endorsement

Call for information on next course dates

"B" Pressure Welding

This course will assist Journeymen Welders to achieve their initial "B" Pressure certifications. The college will make arrangements for students to do the performance test with ABSA> Students need to submit application form AB-68, copies of their Journeyman or Red Seal and driver's license or valid passport and the exam sitting fee of $235.00 to ABSA.