Training

Kimberly Gee
Executive Administrative Assistant
Health & Welfare/Training & Education
2929 S. Jefferson Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63118
314-865-1300 ext. 111
314-865-1484 Fax

New Stationary Engineer Class
Starts September 2, 2008
Second Year Students
Starts September 3, 2008
Cost: $1400 per year for members
$2800 per year for non-members
Where:
2929 S Jefferson, St. Louis, 63118
Start Time: 5:30 pm
Anyone interested please call:
314-865-1300 ext. 101

I.U.O.E LOCAL 148 STATIONARY ENGINEERS TRAINING PROGRAM For more information call: 314-865-1300 ext.101
This is a two year comprehensive training program for persons interested in becoming a Stationary Engineer. Classes are held Mondays and Wednesdays or Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Upon successful completion of this course, the graduate will be qualified to sit for the examination for their Class-1 Stationary Engineers’ license, administered by the Board of Engineers. The training program is divided into five subject area modules:
BASIC BOILER DESIGN & OPERATION The course covers:
Theory of heat transfer Materials and procedures used in boiler construction Combustion equipment and operation Boiler heating surface and capacity	Apparatus for safe and efficient operation ASME code requirements Maintenance Normal and emergency operation
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY The Course covers:
Introduction to basic electricity Static electricity and magnetism Series Parallel and combination circuits Measuring instruments and wire tables Electrical diagrams and troubleshooting	Capacitors Single phase and three phase motors Relays Starters and contactors AC and DC
HVACR 1 Topics Include:
Theory of heat Matter and Energy Refrigeration and refrigerants Safety Tools and Equipment Tubing and piping Troubleshooting and typical operating conditions	System evacuation Recover Recycle and reclaim System Charging Evaporators Condensers
INDOOR AIR QUALITY (Held alternating class sessions)
HVAC system types Design and operation Organizing PM programs Air supply for pneumatic controls Actuators Controlled devices Contaminated indoor and outdoor air	Design problems Chemical storage and handling MSDS Troubleshooting IAQ complaints IAQ contaminants and related illnesses Air and water sampling
OR ENERGY CONSERVATION (Held alternating class sessions)
Energy audits Energy bill analysis Energy cost calculation HVAC system analysis Energy Conservation opportunities Lighting system opportunities	Primary energy conservation measures Applied energy conservation measures Automation energy savings Facility portfolios Building envelope analysis
LICENSE PREPARATION
Code requirements for licensure Electrical written exam Boilers written exam Heaters and condensers written exam Oral exam preparation and execution	Application procedure and processing Refrigeration written exam Pumps Engines written exam Rules and regulations of the Board of Engineers