AIR FORCE EQUIVALENCY ALIGNMENT THEY VE DEFENDED AMERICA, NOW LET S HELP THEM BUILD IT.

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1 BUILD YOUR FUTURE: CROSSWALK THEY VE DEFENDED AMERICA, NOW LET S HELP THEM BUILD IT.

2 GETTING STARTED AND DEFINITTIONS INTRODUCTION Did you know that nearly 200,000 soldiers are transitioning each year and have a difficult time translating their acquired skills and experience into marketable civilian jobs/careers? Do you receive quite a few military applications, but are challenged by the language and skill set that individuals possess? Hard Hat Heroes has created a task-based alignment that will close that communication gap between employers and veterans. This document will help construction industry hiring representatives identify the knowledge and skills candidates possess, focus on the specific training they need and ultimately place soldiers more effectively. PURPOSE NCCER wants to give credit to military members for the training they received while in the service. Transitioning military and veterans are able to go to veterans.byf.org and submit their existing training to receive NCCER credentials and view the areas where they need additional training. This alignment is provided to assist hiring managers in identifying the existing knowledge and skills a veteran has and to outline the training he or she needs to be fully competent. WHAT THIS ALIGNMENT IS ABOUT Hard Hat Heroes has identified Air Force Specialty Codes (AFSC) that have training that align directly with NCCER craft training. These codes are organized into sections and a table is provided for each one defining NCCER s crafts, levels and modules that align to that specific military specialty code. If the training in the military is equivalent to NCCER training, an X will appear under the credit column. If an X does not appear under the credit column then additional training is required for a craft level completion. Each module builds upon one another to accomplish a level completion and this information is tracked in NCCER s Registry System. An industryrecognized credential is awarded with level completions and each craft usually has three to four levels. NCCER DEFINITIONS NCCER Curriculum is broken down by craft/discipline, is competency-based, modular in format and compliant with Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship requirements. CRAFT: Another name for a trade (i.e. carpentry, masonry and welding). NCCER refers to individuals working in a trade as being a craft professional. MODULE: This is an instructional unit which makes up NCCER s curriculum levels. These units are generally referred to as chapters in textbooks. Module completions require successful completion of both a written test and performance test when available. LEVEL: A number of modules designed and sequenced to form approximately one year of training and/or a minimum of 144 hours of instruction. CREDENTIAL: A document or certificate with NCCER s stamp of approval stating an individual has completed training in specific craft areas. visit veterans.byf.org for more information. Ι

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS FIND YOUR CROSSWALK: 3E032 Electrical Power Production Apprentice... pg. 2 3E052 Electrical Power Production Journeyman... pg. 9 3E072 Electrical Power Production Craftsman... pg. 19 3E231 Pavements and Construction Equipment Apprentice... pg.24 3E251 Pavements and Construction Equipment Journeyman... pg. 29 3E271 Pavements and Construction Equipment Craftsman... pg. 34 3E331 Structural Apprentice... pg. 37 3E371 Structural Craftsman... pg. 53 Ι

4 3E032 ELECTRICAL POWER PRODUCTION APPRENTICE

5 CORE CURRICULUM: 3EO32 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s Core curriculum is a prerequisite to all other Level 1 craft curriculum and gives the trainee the basic skills needed to continue education in any craft area he or she chooses. CORE CURRICULUM Basic Safety Introduction to Construction Math x Introduction to Hand Tools x Introduction to Power Tools Introduction to Construction Drawings x Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective) Basic Communication Skills x Basic Employability Skills x Introduction to Material Handling x AIR FORCE 2

6 ELECTRICAL: 3EO32 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. ELECTRICAL 1 ELECTRICAL Orientation to the Electrical Trade x Electrical Safety Introduction to Electrical Circuits x Electrical Theory x Introduction to the National Electrical Code Device Boxes Hand Bending Raceways and Fittings Conductors and Cables Basic Electrical Construction Drawings x Residential Electrical Systems Electrical Test Equipment x Alternating Current Motors: Theory and Application Electric Lighting Conduit Bending Pull and Junction Boxes Conductor Installations Cable Tray Conductor Terminations and Splices Grounding and Bonding Circuit Breakers and Fuses Control Systems and Fundamental Concepts AIR FORCE 3

7 ELECTRICAL: 3EO32 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. ELECTRICAL 3 ELECTRICAL Load Calculations - Branch and Feeder Circuits Conductor Selection and Calculations Practical Applications of Lighting Hazardous Locations Overcurrent Protection Distribution Equipment Transformers Commercial Electrical Services Motor Calculations Voice, Data, and Video Motor Controls Load Calculations - Feeders and Services Health Care Facilities Standby and Emergency Systems Basic Electronic Theory Fire Alarm Systems Specialty Transformers Advanced Controls HVAC Controls Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection Motor Operation and Maintenance Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices Special Locations Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 4

8 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN: 3EO32 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment. INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN 1 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN Orientation to the Trade Tools of the Trade x Fasteners and Anchors Oxyfuel Cutting Gaskets and Packing Craft-Related Mathematics Construction Drawings Pumps and Drivers Valves x Introduction to Test Instruments x Material Handling and Hand Rigging Mobile and Support Equipment Lubrication x Industrial Safety for E & I Technicians Introduction to the National and Electrical Code Electrical Theory Alternating Current E & I Test Equipment x Flow, Pressure, Level and Temperature x Process Mathematics Hand Bending Tubing Clean, Purge and Test Tubing and Piping Systems Instrument Drawing and Documents, Part One Conductors and Cables Conductor Terminations and Splices AIR FORCE 5

9 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN: 3EO32 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment. INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN 3 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN Hazardous Locations Electronic Components E & I Drawings Motor Controls Distribution Equipment x Transformer Applications x Conductor Selection and Calculations x Temporary Grounding Layout and Installation of Tubing and Piping Systems Machine Bending of Conduit Hydraulic Controls x Pneumatic Controls Motor-Operated Valves Standby and Emergency Systems Basic Process Control Elements, Transducers Instrumentation Calibration and Configuration Pneumatic Control Valve, Actuators and Positioners Performing Loop Checks Troubleshooting and Commissioning a Loop Data Network Programmable Logic Controllers Distributed Control System AIR FORCE 6

10 ADDITIONAL TOPICS: 3EO32 Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.. CRAFT / TOPIC LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDIT Additional credit given for modules from the following craft titles. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION Your Role In the Green Environment x SAFETY TECHNOLOGY V Environmental Awareness x AIR FORCE 7

11 3E052 ELECTRICAL POWER PRODUCTION JOURNEYMAN

12 CORE CURRICULUM: 3E052 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s Core curriculum is a prerequisite to all other Level 1 craft curriculum and gives the trainee the basic skills needed to continue education in any craft area he or she chooses. CORE CURRICULUM Basic Safety Introduction to Construction Math Introduction to Hand Tools Introduction to Power Tools x Introduction to Construction Drawings Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective) Basic Communication Skills Basic Employability Skills Introduction to Material Handling AIR FORCE 9

13 ELECTRICAL: 3E052 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. ELECTRICAL 1 ELECTRICAL Orientation to the Electrical Trade Electrical Safety Introduction to Electrical Circuits Electrical Theory Introduction to the National Electrical Code x Device Boxes Hand Bending Raceways and Fittings Conductors and Cables Basic Electrical Construction Drawings x Residential Electrical Systems Electrical Test Equipment Alternating Current Motors: Theory and Application Electric Lighting Conduit Bending Pull and Junction Boxes Conductor Installations Cable Tray Conductor Terminations and Splices x Grounding and Bonding x Circuit Breakers and Fuses x Control Systems and Fundamental Concepts x AIR FORCE 10

14 ELECTRICAL: 3E052 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. ELECTRICAL 3 ELECTRICAL Load Calculations - Branch and Feeder Circuits Conductor Selection and Calculations x Practical Applications of Lighting Hazardous Locations Overcurrent Protection Distribution Equipment x Transformers Commercial Electrical Services Motor Calculations Voice, Data, and Video Motor Controls Load Calculations - Feeders and Services Health Care Facilities Standby and Emergency Systems Basic Electronic Theory Fire Alarm Systems Specialty Transformers Advanced Controls HVAC Controls Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection Motor Operation and Maintenance Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices Special Locations Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 11

15 POWER GENERATION MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN: 3EO52 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment. POWER GENERATION 1 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN POWER GENERATION 2 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Tools of the Trade Fasteners and Anchors Oxyfuel Cutting Gasket and Packing Craft-Related Mathematics Construction Drawings Pumps and Drivers Valves Introduction to Test Instruments Material Handling and Hand Rigging Mobile and Support Equipment Lubrication SMAW Equipment and Setup Industrial Safety E & I Technicians Managing Electrical Hazards x Introduction to the National Electrical Code Electrical Theory Alternating Current E & I Drawings E & I Test Equipment Conductors and Cables Conductor Terminations and Splices Motor Controls Hydraulic Controls Pneumatic Controls Programmable Logic Controllers AIR FORCE 12

16 POWER GENERATION MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN: 3EO52 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment. POWER GENERATION 3 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN POWER GENERATION 4 MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Conductor Installations Cable Tray Grounding and Bonding Hand Bending Machine Bending of Conduit Electric Lighting Practical Applications of Lighting Hazardous Locations Circuit Breakers and Fuses Transformer Applications Distribution Equipment Power Plant Electrical Systems x Conductor Selection and Calculations Motors: Theory and Application Motor-Operated Valves Control Systems and Fundamental Concepts Temporary Grounding Load Calculations- Branch and Feeder Circuits Motor Calculations Overcurrent Protection Specialty Transformers Advanced Controls Motor Operation and Maintenance Generator Maintenance x Switchgear and Breaker Maintenance Preventive and Predictive Maintenance Medium Voltage Terminations/Splices Fire Alarm Systems Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection Standby and Emergency Systems AIR FORCE 13

17 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN: 3EO52 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment. INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN 1 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN Orientation to the Trade Tools of the Trade Fasteners and Anchors x Oxyfuel Cutting Gaskets and Packing x Craft-Related Mathematics x Construction Drawings x Pumps and Drivers Valves Introduction to Test Instruments Material Handling and Hand Rigging Mobile and Support Equipment x Lubrication Industrial Safety for E & I Technicians Introduction to the National and Electrical Code x Electrical Theory x Alternating Current x E & I Test Equipment Flow, Pressure, Level and Temperature Process Mathematics Hand Bending Tubing Clean, Purge and Test Tubing and Piping Systems Instrument Drawing and Documents, Part One Conductors and Cables x Conductor Terminations and Splices x AIR FORCE 14

18 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN: 3EO52 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment. INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN 3 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNICIAN Hazardous Locations Electronic Components E & I Drawings Motor Controls Distribution Equipment Transformer Applications Conductor Selection and Calculations Temporary Grounding Layout and Installation of Tubing and Piping Systems Machine Bending of Conduit Hydraulic Controls Pneumatic Controls x Motor-Operated Valves Standby and Emergency Systems x Basic Process Control Elements, Transducers Instrumentation Calibration and Configuration Pneumatic Control Valve, Actuators and Positioners Performing Loop Checks Troubleshooting and Commissioning a Loop Data Network Programmable Logic Controllers Distributed Control System AIR FORCE 15

19 FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: 3EO52 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew. FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP Fundamentals of Crew Leadership x AIR FORCE 16

20 ADDITIONAL TOPICS: 3E052 Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials. CRAFT / TOPIC LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDIT Additional credit given for modules from the following craft titles. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION Your Role In the Green Environment x SAFETY TECHNOLOGY V Environmental Awareness x AIR FORCE 17

21 3E072 ELECTRICAL POWER PRODUCTION CRAFTSMAN

22 ELECTRICAL: 3E072 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. ELECTRICAL 1 ELECTRICAL Orientation to the Electrical Trade Electrical Safety Introduction to Electrical Circuits Electrical Theory Introduction to the National Electrical Code Device Boxes Hand Bending Raceways and Fittings Conductors and Cables Basic Electrical Construction Drawings Residential Electrical Systems Electrical Test Equipment Alternating Current Motors: Theory and Application Electric Lighting Conduit Bending Pull and Junction Boxes Conductor Installations Cable Tray Conductor Terminations and Splices Grounding and Bonding Circuit Breakers and Fuses Control Systems and Fundamental Concepts AIR FORCE 19

23 ELECTRICAL: 3E072 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship. ELECTRICAL 3 ELECTRICAL Load Calculations - Branch and Feeder Circuits Conductor Selection and Calculations Practical Applications of Lighting Hazardous Locations Overcurrent Protection Distribution Equipment Transformers Commercial Electrical Services Motor Calculations Voice, Data, and Video Motor Controls Load Calculations - Feeders and Services x Health Care Facilities Standby and Emergency Systems x Basic Electronic Theory Fire Alarm Systems Specialty Transformers Advanced Controls HVAC Controls Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection Motor Operation and Maintenance Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices Special Locations Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 20

24 PROJECT MANAGEMENT: 3E072 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement. PROJECT MANAGEMENT Introduction to Project Management x Safety x Interpersonal Skills x Issues and Resolutions x Construction Documents x Construction Planning x Estimating and Cost Control x Scheduling x Resource Control x Quality Control and Assurance x Continuous Improvement x AIR FORCE 21

25 PROJECT SUPERVISION: 3E072 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control. PROJECT SUPERVISION 1 MT Orientation to the Job x MT Human Relations and Problem Solving x MT Safety x MT Quality Control x MT Contract and Construction Documents x MT Document Control and Estimating x MT Planning and Scheduling x MT Resource Control and Cost Awareness x AIR FORCE 22

26 3E231 PAVEMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT APPRENTICE

27 CORE CURRICULUM: 3E231 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s Core curriculum is a prerequisite to all other Level 1 craft curriculum and gives the trainee the basic skills needed to continue education in any craft area he or she chooses. CORE CURRICULUM Basic Safety x Introduction to Construction Math x Introduction to Hand Tools x Introduction to Power Tools x Introduction to Construction Drawings x Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective) x Basic Communication Skills x Basic Employability Skills x Introduction to Material Handling x AIR FORCE 24

28 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: 3E231 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER offers a three-level curriculum which will guide the trainee through modules covering each major piece of heavy equipment, as well as topics such as Civil Blueprint Reading, Soils and Paving. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS Orientation to the Trade x Heavy Equipment Safety x Identification to Heavy Equipment x Basic Operational Techniques x Utility Tractors x Introduction to Earthmoving Grades, Part One On-Road Dump Trucks x Scrapers Loaders x Rough Terrain Forklifts x Excavation Math x Interpreting Civil Drawings Site Work Skid Steers x Soils Finishing and Grading Compaction Equipment Backhoes x Off-Road Dump Trucks Dozers x Excavators Motor Graders x AIR FORCE 25

29 CONCRETE FINISHING: 3E231 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete. CONCRETE FINISHING 1 CONCRETE FINISHING Introduction to Concrete Construction and Finishing x Safety Requirements x Properties of Concrete x Tools and Equipment x Preparing for Placement x Placing Concrete x Finishing, Part One x Curing and Protecting Concrete x Introduction to Troubleshooting x Properties of Concrete, Part Two x Estimating Concrete Quantities Forming Site Concrete Architectural Finishes Industrial Floors Superflat Floors Surface Treatments Quality Control Making Repairs x AIR FORCE 26

30 ADDITIONAL TOPICS: 3E231 Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.. CRAFT / TOPIC LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDIT Additional credit given for modules from the following craft titles. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION Your Role In the Green Environment x SAFETY TECHNOLOGY V Environmental Awareness x AIR FORCE 27

31 3E251 PAVEMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT JOURNEYMAN

32 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: 3E251 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER offers a three-level curriculum which will guide the trainee through modules covering each major piece of heavy equipment, as well as topics such as Civil Blueprint Reading, Soils and Paving. HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS 1 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS 2 HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS Orientation to the Trade Heavy Equipment Safety Identification to Heavy Equipment Basic Operational Techniques Utility Tractors Introduction to Earthmoving x Grades, Part One x On-Road Dump Trucks Scrapers x Loaders Rough Terrain Forklifts Excavation Math Interpreting Civil Drawings x Site Work x Skid Steers Soils x Finishing and Grading x Compaction Equipment x Backhoes Off-Road Dump Trucks x Dozers Excavators x Motor Graders AIR FORCE 29

33 CONCRETE FINISHING: 3E251 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete. CONCRETE FINISHING 1 CONCRETE FINISHING Introduction to Concrete Construction and Finishing Safety Requirements Properties of Concrete Tools and Equipment Preparing for Placement Placing Concrete Finishing, Part One Curing and Protecting Concrete Introduction to Troubleshooting Properties of Concrete, Part Two Estimating Concrete Quantities x Forming x Site Concrete x Architectural Finishes Industrial Floors x Superflat Floors Surface Treatments x Quality Control x Making Repairs AIR FORCE 30

34 FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: 3E251 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew. FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP Fundamentals of Crew Leadership x AIR FORCE 31

35 ADDITIONAL TOPICS: 3E251 Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.. CRAFT / TOPIC LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDIT Additional credit given for modules from the following craft titles. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION Your Role In the Green Environment x SAFETY TECHNOLOGY V Environmental Awareness x AIR FORCE 32

36 3E271 PAVEMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT CRAFTSMAN

37 PROJECT MANAGEMENT: 3E271 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement. PROJECT MANAGEMENT Introduction to Project Management x Safety x Interpersonal Skills x Issues and Resolutions x Construction Documents x Construction Planning x Estimating and Cost Control x Scheduling x Resource Control x Quality Control and Assurance x Continuous Improvement x AIR FORCE 34

38 PROJECT SUPERVISION: 3E271 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control. PROJECT SUPERVISION 1 MT Orientation to the Job x MT Human Relations and Problem Solving x MT Safety x MT Quality Control x MT Contract and Construction Documents x MT Document Control and Estimating x MT Planning and Scheduling x MT Resource Control and Cost Awareness x AIR FORCE 35

39 3E331 STRUCTURAL APPRENTICE

40 CORE CURRICULUM: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s Core curriculum is a prerequisite to all other Level 1 craft curriculum and gives the trainee the basic skills needed to continue education in any craft area he or she chooses. CORE CURRICULUM Basic Safety x Introduction to Construction Math x Introduction to Hand Tools x Introduction to Power Tools x Introduction to Construction Drawings x Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective) Optional Basic Communication Skills x Basic Employability Skills x Introduction to Material Handling x AIR FORCE 37

41 CONCRETE FINISHING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete. CONCRETE FINISHING 1 CONCRETE FINISHING Introduction to Concrete Construction and Finishing Safety Requirements Properties of Concrete Tools and Equipment x Preparing for Placement Placing Concrete Finishing, Part One Curing and Protecting Concrete Introduction to Troubleshooting Properties of Concrete, Part Two Estimating Concrete Quantities Forming Site Concrete Architectural Finishes Industrial Floors Superflat Floors Surface Treatments Quality Control Making Repairs AIR FORCE 38

42 SHEET METAL: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete. SHEET METAL 1 SHEET METAL Introduction to Sheet Metal Trade x Tools of the Trade x Introduction to Sheet Metal Layout and Processes x Trade Math One x Fabrication One- Parallel Line Development x Installation of Ductwork Installation of Air Distribution Accessories Insulation Architectural Sheet Metal Trade Math Two Plans and Specifications Fabrication Two- Radial Line Development Sheet Metal Duct Fabrication Standards Air Properties and Distribution Bend Allowances Soldering Basic Piping Practices Fiberglass Duct AIR FORCE 39

43 SHEET METAL: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Plumbing Tools, Types of Valves and Potable Water Treatment. SHEET METAL 3 SHEET METAL Trade Math Three- Field Measuring and Fitting Air Systems Principles of Airflow Louvers, Dampers and Access Doors Comprehensive Plan and Specification Reading Fabrication Three- Triangulation Advanced Architectural Sheet Metal Shop Production and Organization Air Testing and Balancing Introduction to Welding, Brazing and Cutting Fume and Exhaust System Design Fabrication Four- Comprehensive Review Introductory Supervisory Skills AIR FORCE 40

44 CARPENTRY: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. CARPENTRY 1 CARPENTRY Orientation to the Trade Building Materials, Fasteners, and Adhesives Hand and Power Tools Introduction to Construction Drawings, Specifications, and Layout Floor Systems Wall Systems Ceiling Joist and Roof Framing Basic Stair Layout x Introduction to Building Envelope Systems Roofing Applications Thermal and Moisture Protection Exterior Finishing Cold-Formed Steel Framing Drywall Installation Drywall Finishing Doors and Door Hardware Suspended Ceilings Window, Door, Floor, and Ceiling Trim Cabinet Installation AIR FORCE 41

45 CARPENTRY: 12W10 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. CARPENTRY 3 CARPENTRY Properties of Concrete Rigging Equipment Rigging Practices Trenching and Excavating Reinforcing Concrete x Foundations and Slab-on-Grade Vertical Formwork Horizontal Formwork Handling and Placing Concrete Tilt-up Wall Panels Site Layout One - Differential Leveling Site Layout Two - Angular and Distance Measurements Advanced Roof Systems Advanced Wall Systems Advanced Stair Systems Introduction to Construction Equipment Introduction to Oxyfuel Cutting and Arc Welding Site Preparation Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 42

46 MASONRY: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating. MASONRY 1 MASONRY 2 MASONRY Introduction to Masonry x Masonry Safety x Masonry Tools & Equipment Measurements, Drawings, and Specifications Mortar Masonry Units and Installation Techniques Residential Plans and Drawing Interpretation Residential Masonry Reinforced Masonry Masonry Openings and Metalwork Advanced Laying Techniques Effect of Climate on Masonry Construction Inspection and Quality Control Elevated Masonry Specialized Materials and Techniques Repair and Restoration Commercial Drawings Estimating Site Layout - Distance Measurement and Leveling Stone Masonry Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 43

47 PAINTING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating. PAINTING 1 PAINTING Careers in the Painting Trade 7102 Safety 7103 Ladders, Scaffolds, Lifts and Fall Protection 7104 Identifying Surface/ Substrate Materials and Conditions x 7105 Protecting Adjacent Surfaces 7106 Basic Surface Preparation 7107 Sealants and Repair/ Fillers 7108 Introduction to Paints 7109 Brushing and Rolling Paints and Coatings 7201 Painting Failures and Remedies 7202 Job Planning and Completion 7203 Chemical Cleaning and Stripping 7204 Low-Pressure Water Cleaning 7205 Abrasive Blasting 7206 Drywall Finishing and Patching 7207 Stains 7208 Clear Finishes 7209 Wood Finishing 7210 Coatings Two 7211 Spray Painting AIR FORCE 44

48 PAINTING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating. PAINTING Painting Failures and Remedies Two 7302 Job Supervision, Planning and Control 7303 Coatings Three 7304 Coating and Tinting 7305 Decorative (Faux) Finishes 7306 Wallcovering 7307 Graphics 7308 Texturing 7309 Spraying and Special Devices AIR FORCE 45

49 WELDING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. WELDING 1 WELDING Welding Safety Oxyfuel Cutting Plasma Arc Cutting Air-Carbon Arc Cutting and Gouging Base Metal Preparation Weld Quality SMAW- Equipment and Setup x SMAW Electrodes SMAW- Beads and Fillet Welds Joint Fit-Up and Alignment SMAW- Groove Welds and Backing SMAW- Open-Root Groove Welds- Plate Welding Symbols Reading Welding Detail Drawings Physical Characteristics and Mechanical Properties of Metal x Preheating and Postheating of Metals GMAW abd FCAW- Equipment and Filler Metals GMAW- Plate FCAW- Plate GTAW_ Equipment and Filler Metals GTAW- Plate AIR FORCE 46

50 WELDING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. WELDING 3 WELDING SMAW- Open-Root Pipe Welds GMAW- Pipe FCAW_ Pipe GTAW- Carbon Steel Pipe GTAW- Low Alloy and Stainless Steel Pipe SMAW- Stainless Steel Plate and Pipe Groove Welds GMAW- Aluminum Plate GTAW- Aluminum Plate GTAW- Aluminum Pipe GMAW- Aluminum Pipe Soldering and Blazing AIR FORCE 47

51 IRONWORKING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. IRONWORKING 1 IRONWORKING Introduction to the Trade Trade Safety Tools and Equipment of the Trade x Fastening Mobile Construction Cranes Rigging Equipment Rigging Practices Trade Drawings One Structural Ironworking One Plumbing, Aligning and Guying Oxyfuel Cutting Introduction to Arc Welding Bar Joists and Girders Metal Decking Field Fabrication Trade Math Weld Quality Position Arc Welding x Forklifts Trade Drawings Two x Intermediate Rigging Structural Ironworking Two Steel Joists and Joists Girders Tower Cranes Survey Equipment Use and Care One AIR FORCE 48

52 IRONWORKING: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. IRONWORKING Applied Trade Math Flux Core for Ironworking Stud Welding Structural Welding Three Advanced Rigging Precast/Tilt-Up Erection Special Application Hoisting Devices Survey Equipment and Care Two Pre-Engineered Systems Miscellaneous/ Ornamental Ironworking Grading and Checkered Plate Air Carbon Arc Cutting and Gouging Demolition AIR FORCE 49

53 REINFORCING IRONWORK: 3E331 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete. REINFORCING IRONWORK 1 REINFORCING IRONWORK Concrete Reinforcement Concrete Reinforcement Safety Rigging Equipment Rigging Practices Commercial Blueprints Oxyfuel Cutting x Foundations and Flatwork Concrete Forms Handling and Placing Concrete x Manufactured Forms Metal Decking MT101 Introductory Skills for the Crew Leader AIR FORCE 50

54 ADDITIONAL TOPICS: 3E331 Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials. CRAFT / TOPIC LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDIT Additional credit given for modules from the following craft titles. SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION Your Role In the Green Environment x SAFETY TECHNOLOGY V Environmental Awareness x AIR FORCE 51

55 3E371 STRUCTURAL CRAFTSMAN

56 SHEET METAL: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete. SHEET METAL 1 SHEET METAL Introduction to Sheet Metal Trade Tools of the Trade Introduction to Sheet Metal Layout and Processes Trade Math One Fabrication One- Parallel Line Development Installation of Ductwork Installation of Air Distribution Accessories Insulation Architectural Sheet Metal Trade Math Two Plans and Specifications Fabrication Two- Radial Line Development Sheet Metal Duct Fabrication Standards Air Properties and Distribution Bend Allowances Soldering Basic Piping Practices Fiberglass Duct AIR FORCE 53

57 SHEET METAL: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Plumbing Tools, Types of Valves and Potable Water Treatment. SHEET METAL 3 SHEET METAL Trade Math Three- Field Measuring and Fitting Air Systems Principles of Airflow Louvers, Dampers and Access Doors Comprehensive Plan and Specification Reading Fabrication Three- Triangulation Advanced Architectural Sheet Metal Shop Production and Organization x Air Testing and Balancing Introduction to Welding, Brazing and Cutting Fume and Exhaust System Design Fabrication Four- Comprehensive Review Introductory Supervisory Skills AIR FORCE 54

58 CARPENTRY: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. CARPENTRY 1 CARPENTRY Orientation to the Trade Building Materials, Fasteners, and Adhesives x Hand and Power Tools Introduction to Construction Drawings, Specifications, and Layout Floor Systems Wall Systems Ceiling Joist and Roof Framing x Basic Stair Layout Introduction to Building Envelope Systems Roofing Applications Thermal and Moisture Protection Exterior Finishing Cold-Formed Steel Framing Drywall Installation Drywall Finishing Doors and Door Hardware Suspended Ceilings Window, Door, Floor, and Ceiling Trim Cabinet Installation AIR FORCE 55

59 CARPENTRY: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems. CARPENTRY 3 CARPENTRY Properties of Concrete Rigging Equipment Rigging Practices Trenching and Excavating Reinforcing Concrete x Foundations and Slab-on-Grade Vertical Formwork Horizontal Formwork Handling and Placing Concrete Tilt-up Wall Panels Site Layout One - Differential Leveling Site Layout Two - Angular and Distance Measurements Advanced Roof Systems Advanced Wall Systems Advanced Stair Systems Introduction to Construction Equipment Introduction to Oxyfuel Cutting and Arc Welding Site Preparation Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 56

60 MASONRY: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating. MASONRY 1 MASONRY 2 MASONRY Introduction to Masonry Masonry Safety Masonry Tools & Equipment Measurements, Drawings, and Specifications Mortar Masonry Units and Installation Techniques Residential Plans and Drawing Interpretation Residential Masonry Reinforced Masonry Masonry Openings and Metalwork Advanced Laying Techniques Effect of Climate on Masonry Construction Inspection and Quality Control Elevated Masonry Specialized Materials and Techniques Repair and Restoration Commercial Drawings x Estimating Site Layout - Distance Measurement and Leveling Stone Masonry Fundamentals of Crew Leadership AIR FORCE 57

61 PAINTING: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating. PAINTING 1 PAINTING Careers in the Painting Trade 7102 Safety 7103 Ladders, Scaffolds, Lifts and Fall Protection 7104 Identifying Surface/ Substrate Materials and Conditions 7105 Protecting Adjacent Surfaces 7106 Basic Surface Preparation 7107 Sealants and Repair/ Fillers 7108 Introduction to Paints 7109 Brushing and Rolling Paints and Coatings 7201 Painting Failures and Remedies 7202 Job Planning and Completion 7203 Chemical Cleaning and Stripping x 7204 Low-Pressure Water Cleaning 7205 Abrasive Blasting 7206 Drywall Finishing and Patching 7207 Stains 7208 Clear Finishes 7209 Wood Finishing 7210 Coatings Two 7211 Spray Painting AIR FORCE 58

62 PAINTING: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating. PAINTING Painting Failures and Remedies Two 7302 Job Supervision, Planning and Control 7303 Coatings Three 7304 Coating and Tinting 7305 Decorative (Faux) Finishes 7306 Wallcovering 7307 Graphics 7308 Texturing 7309 Spraying and Special Devices AIR FORCE 59

63 PROJECT MANAGEMENT: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement. PROJECT MANAGEMENT Introduction to Project Management x Safety x Interpersonal Skills x Issues and Resolutions x Construction Documents x Construction Planning x Estimating and Cost Control x Scheduling x Resource Control x Quality Control and Assurance x Continuous Improvement x AIR FORCE 60

64 PROJECT SUPERVISION: 3E371 CRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control. PROJECT SUPERVISION 1 MT Orientation to the Job x MT Human Relations and Problem Solving x MT Safety x MT Quality Control x MT Contract and Construction Documents x MT Document Control and Estimating x MT Planning and Scheduling x MT Resource Control and Cost Awareness x AIR FORCE 61

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