2015 Interior Systems. Conference

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1 2015 Interior Systems Conference

2 Our Mission Our mission is to provide trained productive workers to our industry partners.

3 CITF: Curriculum Development We have a curriculum development process in place to develop training materials to meet the current and future needs of our industry partners.

4 CITF: Curriculum Development Each Course Curriculum Contains: Student Manual Worksheets Chapter tests Instructor Manual Student manual text PowerPoint presentations Worksheets Job sheets: (suggested shop assignment) Chapter tests Sequence of instructions

5 BUILD-A-BOOK From CITF training manuals, we can combine one or more chapters from any manual in order to meet specialized training needs. Build-a-Books have: Title determined by training program assembling the Build-a- Book All quizzes associated with each chapter Glossary assembled from selected chapters Matching Instructor Guide CD with PowerPoint Presentations for each selected chapter 4

6 CITF: SAFETY TRAINING TTT WORKSHOPS Safety training classes that apply to Interior Systems: Aerial Lifts Awareness: Hazardous Material, Lead, Asbestos, Silica, and Mold Confined Space Construction Fall Protection Ergonomics Hazard Communication and Chemical Safety First Aid/CPR/AED/Blood Borne Pathogens OSHA 10-hour Construction OSHA 30-hour Construction 5

7 CITF: INTERIOR SYSTEMS TTT WORKSHOPS TTT Workshops: Acoustical Ceilings 1 & 2 Advanced Metal Framing Specialty Ceilings Aerial Lift Operator Qualification ASSA ABLOY Electronic Locking Solutions Building Information Modeling Concepts Building Information Modeling - Projects Cleanroom Construction Commercial Door Hardware Commercial Steel Framing - 14

8 CITF: INTERIOR SYSTEMS TTT WORKSHOPS TTT Workshops: Confined Space Construction Fall Protection Construction Master Pro User s Guide Electrified Door Hardware Ergonomics Firestop Installation Qualification First Aid, CPR, AED, Bloodborne Pathogens Hazard Communication and Chemical Safety Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) Best Practices in Health-Care Facilities - 14

9 CITF: INTERIOR SYSTEMS TTT WORKSHOPS TTT Workshops: Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA) Construction Trades Best Practices Awareness Training Interior Systems Layout Introduction to Metal Framing Door Hardware Certification Math for the Trades OSHA 510 Construction OSHA 500 Construction OSHA 502 Construction - 14

10 CITF: INTERIOR SYSTEMS TTT WORKSHOPS TTT Workshops: Powered Industrial Truck Operator Print Reading Residential Steel Stud Framing Rigger and Signaler Scaffold Qualification Soffit Framing Storefronts and Curtain Walls Total Station UBC/Armstrong Ceiling Systems - 14

11 CITF: INTERIOR SYSTEMS CURRICULUM Curriculum developed for Interior Systems: Access Floors Acoustical Ceilings Advanced Metal Framing Architectural Finishes Cleanroom Construction Construction Fall Protection Commercial and Residential Steel Framing Demountable Partitions, Accordion Doors, and Panel systems Furniture Doors and Hardware Drywall Applications Drywall Finishing Firestop Installation Interior Systems Layout Interior Finishes 1 & 2 Introduction to Metal Framing Lathing Plastering Print Reading 10

12 NEW TECHNOLOGY PanelMax is a portable board milling machine designed for milling many building materials from gypsum to cement board. PanelMax is easy to operate with automatic machine controls, dust free milling and fast prime and glue-up fabrication. 11

13 NEW TECHNOLOGY BIM DESIGN & 3D MODELING Every curve starts with your vision. Our job is to simply bring it to life. 12

14 NEW PRODUCTS Armstrong Ceiling Systems Drywall Grid 13

15 NEW PRODUCTS Armstrong Ceiling Systems Axiom perimeter Trim Axiom Transitions 14

16 NEW PRODUCTS Armstrong Ceiling Systems Data Center Grids Systems 3/8 threaded rod Suspended Prelude XL Max Main Beams & Cross Tees 15

17 NEW PRODUCTS Armstrong Ceiling Systems DC Flexzone - Main runners can carry low voltage to power light fixtures 16

18 NEW CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT Revisions to current curriculum: Advanced Metal Framing - Revised with addition of Suspended drywall grid soffit chapter Drywall Manual - Updated to include a chapter on the Panel Max Machine Acoustic Ceiling being updated to include the new ceiling systems NEW Curriculum in development for Interior Systems: Panel Installation - in the outline stage Storefront and Curtain Wall In chapter review of pass pages 17

19 NEW TRAINING Advanced Metal Framing Revised with addition of Suspended drywall grid soffit chapter This fall a new Class Suspended Drywall Soffit 18

20 NEW TRAINING Drywall Manual Updated to include a chapter on the Panel Max Machine This summer a new Panel Max Class 19

21 NEW TRAINING Doors and Hardware Revised with addition of new chapters: Electrified door hardware Fire-Rated assemblies Specialty Doors and Openings 20

22 NEW TRAINING ASSA ABLOY Americas University a 5-day educational program tailored to cover all the essentials of electronic locking hardware to the door opening! This class will cover: Basic and Advanced Electricity Electrified hardware terminology and nomenclature Stand-alone access control hardware and programming Operations narratives Power supplies, Conductors, Controls and Locking Hardware Life Safety Codes and Electromechanical Hardware - 14

23 NEW TRAINING Building Information Modeling -BIM Building Information Modeling Concepts Building Information Modeling - Projects 22

24 INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT Training Materials Infection Control Risk Assessment ICRA: Best Practices in Healthcare Construction Manuals: Have been updated have taken on a new look. 4/6/

25 INFECTION CONTROL RISK ASSESSMENT Training Materials Old Coordinated Construction in occupied Health-Care Facilities: Awareness, Communication, and Protocol Has changed! to Infection Control Risk Assessment (ICRA):Construction Trades Best Practices Awareness Training 4/6/

26 CITF Member Training CITF offers selected member classes to meet the needs of owners and contractors Building Envelope Industrial Scaffold Erector Gas Turbine Steam Turbine Mechatronics Underwater Welding Kirby Morgan Hat Technician Underwater Bridge Inspection

27 All Building Envelope classes will take place at Carpenters International Training Center. 4/6/ Building Envelope Curriculum The training is divided into 5 separate training modules Building Envelope: Principles Air & Moisture Barrier Thermal Barrier Spray Foam Advanced Skills Advanced Skills

28 SUPERVISORY TRAINING Superintendent Career Training Program Combination of: Technical Safety Academic Skills 27

29 SUPERVISORY TRAINING Superintendent Career Training Program Taught at the Carpenters International Training Center Superintendents are sponsored into the training program by their employer Superintendents attend four 3-day workshops spaced over an 18- month period Each Superintendent trainee has a mentor from their sponsoring company who must attend the first training session with the trainee Transportation, room and meals are furnished by the CITF for the mentor and the trainee 28

30 LEARNING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (LMS) LMS will offer selected online courses Some refresher topics Updates to current training Notifications 29

31 ACCESSING LMS Log in to UBC Members site All LMS courses you are eligible for will be listed 30

32 RIGGING CERTIFICATION 31

33 RIGGING CERTIFICATION We have a true 3 rd party certification for our Rigger and Signaler Certification Independent certifying body - NCCA Certification brings unique requirements: Independent written test proctors Independent grading of tests Instructors teaching class cannot proctor hands on testing Members with this certification may add CRS to business cards, resumes, etc. 32

34 CRS CERTIFICATE 33

35 CRS TESTING RESULTS Test % Pass Total tested CRS Written (Initial) 81% 3,328 CRS Written (Renewal) 90% 1,793 CRS Hands-on 91.7% 3,995 34

36 TRAINING VERIFICATION CARD Effective September 3, 2013 All previous cards issued by CITF are invalid Keep cards issued by others: EG: OSHA 10-hour Three groups of information on TVC Training Welding Additional Qualifications/Certifications 35

37 SKILL, SAFETY, PRODUCTIVITY, ATTITUDE 36

38 TRAINING INFRASTRUCTURE We have a large training infrastructure that works together to achieve our mission. 37

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