1. Identify job hazards
2. What proper safety equipment to wear and use
3. Cornmon sense safety around elevators and escalators
4. Fundamentals of first aid & MSDS information
5. Avoiding electric shock, GFCl's
6. Codes that apply to the elevator industry
7. Read prints
8. Survey the hoistway for new installation and modernization
9. Convert to meter equivalents
10. Safety Procedures
11. Properly handle and store elevator/escalator equipment
12. Tie and identify knots, bends and hitches
13. Safety procedures for hoisting heavy equipment
14. Building a safe working platform & scaffolding
15. Use all safety devices
16. Safety Procedures
17. Introduction to the pit components and their purpose
18. Install pit equipment: buffers, compensating sheaves, compensating ropes and chains
19. Testing of pit equipment for proper operation
20. Safety Procedures
21. Prepare rails and rail runs
22. Build templates, drop lines and plumb hoistways of single, multiple or corner post installations
23. Install guide rails
24. Use a rail gauge and align rails
25. Safety Procedures
26. Layout and properly align & set equipment
27. Properly align sheaves, tracks and gears
28. Offset roping
29. Calibrate and test
30. Proper inspection and maintenance procedures for the equipment
31. Safety Procedures
32. Assemble car and counterweight sling
33. Why elevators use counterweights
34. Proper handling & storage of wire ropes
35. Plan a rope run and learn other methods of installing and reroping
36. Safety Procedures
37. Terminology for various tools and electrical equipment
38. Plan and install raceway and conduit
39. Bend conduit
40. Plan wiring and pulling wires safely and efficiently
41. Accurately prepare and install traveling cables
42. Bonding and grounding equipment
43. Prepare the elevator/escalator for running operation
44. Safety Procedures
45. Proper terminology for doors and relating equipment
46. Install car and hoistway entrances and door equipment accurately
47. Install & adjust elevator doors, gates for passenger, freight & dumbwaiter
48. Safety Procedures
49. Drill a hole for a hydraulic jack
50. Properly install and plumb the casing & jack with specific tools
51. Layout a pipe run and connections to power unit and jack
52. Hydraulic theory and valve operation
53. Adjust the valves for proper operation
54. Troubleshoot and isolate system problems

1. Procedures for working safely with electricity
2. Principle on which all electrical concepts are based
3. What is electricity and where does it come from?
4. Safety Procedures
5. Terminology and safety equipment used on electronic devices
6. Binary & hexidecimal systems are related to digital circuitry
7. Capacitors and capacitance are used on elevator equipment
8. Inductance and inductors are used in circuits
9. How a semi­conductor works
10. Diode, zener diodes, photodiodes and light emitting diodes
11. Understanding transistors and how they operate
12. How SCR’s are operated and used in elevator circuits
13. Various digital gates and their function
14. The functions of integrated power supplies
15. Different configurations and uses of the Op Amp
16. Relay logic
17. Safety Procedures
18. Read a wiring diagram symbol and apply it to the equipment on the job
19. Sequence of operation of individual circuits such as starting, stopping car and hall call cancellation and direction selection
20. Troubleshoot particular circuits that are malfunctioning
21. Locate and repair electrical problems such as ground, opens, defective contacts and coils
22. Troubleshoot electrical problems with confidence

1. Safety Procedures
2. Inspecting for defective rope, selector tape & cable
3. Staging and routing ropes, tapes & cables
4. Shackling and socketing
5. Safety Procedures
6. Passenger & freight door, gate repairs and replacements
7. Door Operators, repair, replace and adjustments
8. Door protective devices and troubleshooting
9. Safety Procedures
10. Repair and replacement of traveler in existing hoistways
11. Safety Procedures
12. Cleaning and lubrication
13. Testing and replacing motors, generators, bearings, sheaves and drivers
14. Turn and undercut a commutator
15. Test shunt and series field coils
16. Learn how to check bearings and replace
17. Safety Procedures
18. Repair/replace equipment
19. Clean and lubricate
20. Maintenance on equipment

a. Purpose b. Structure c. Rules and Regulations - Attendance - Examinations - Probationary Period - Grades d. Safety for Probationary Employees e. Study Habits and Learning Techniques

( Soft Skills For The Construction Industry) Module 1. First Impressions: Starting Your New Job Module 2. Building a Strong Relationship with Your Supervisor Module 3. Teamwork: Getting Along with Your Co­Workers Module 4. Diversity in the Workplace Module 5. Communication Skills I: Listening and Speaking Module 6. Communication Skills II: Reading and Writing Module 7. Managing Stress Module 8. Thinking Critically and Solving Problems Module 9. Resolving Conflict Module 10. Giving and Receiving Criticism Module 11. Sexual Harassment Module 12. Drug and Alcohol Abuse on the Job

1. Safety for Elevator Constructors Unit 1. Introduction to Safety a. Video with class Unit 2. Safety during Construction and Modernization a. Video with class Unit 3. Safety during Maintenance and Repairs Unit 4. Alcohol and Other Drugs

CR­01 Customer Focus a. Video with class CR­02 Presentation a. Video with class CR­03 Communications a. Video with class CR­04 Dealing with Customers a. Video with class

Unit 1. Introduction to Installation Drawings Unit 2. Detail Drawings and Material Specifications

Unit 1. Tools and Material Handling Unit 2. Rigging and Hoisting

Unit 1. Pit Structures Welding Basics

Unit 1. Introduction to Guide Rails Unit 2. Installation of Guide Rails

Unit 1. Machine and Sheave Installation Unit 2. Elevator Control Equipment Installation

Unit 1. Car and Counterweight Assembly Unit 2. Elevator Rope and Roping NEIEP­MTRS Reroping Series RO­1. Inspecting for Defective Rope a. Video with class RO­2. Staging and Routing Ropes a. Video with class RO­3. Shackling and Socketing a. Video with class Unit 3. Elevator Cab Modernization and Floor Refinishing

Unit 1. Planning, Piping and Wiring Unit 2. Piping Machine Room and Hoistway Unit 3. Traveling Cables Unit 4. Wiring the Hoistway and Machine Room Unit 5. Piping and Wiring the Car Unit 6. Start­Up Procedures

Unit 1. Introduction to Passenger and Freight Entrances Unit 2. Passenger Elevator Door and Entrance Installations Unit 3. Cab Assembly and Door Operators a. Door Operator Lab Unit 4. Freight Elevator Doors and Gates Unit 5. Dumbwaiters

Unit 1.Drilling and Casing the Jack Hole Unit 2. Installing and Servicing the Jack Unit 3. Piping and Temporary Operation Unit 4. Basic Hydraulic Theory

Unit 1. Escalator Safety and General Installation Procedures a. Video with class Unit 2. Escalator Components and Installation Procedures a. Video with class Unit 3. Moving Walk Components and Installation Procedures a. Video with class

Circuit Tracing Lab #1 Unit 1. Introduction to Circuit Tracing a. Checking Resistance with a Meter b. Measuring Voltage with a Meter c. Measuring Current with a Meter d. Video with class Unit 2. Relays and Timers a. Basic Relay Components b. Simple Relay Circuits c. Set/Reset Relays d. Electrical Interlocking e. Relay Control Using Diodes f. Self­ Holding Circuits g. Off­ Delay and On­Delay Timing Circuits h. Video with class Unit 3. Power and Power Control a. Video with class Unit 4. Logic Controls a. Logic Reasoning Applied to Circuits b. Troubleshooting from Common Point on a De­Energized Circuit c. Troubleshooting Using Point to Point Voltage Checks on an Energized Circuit d. Understanding Relay Logic e. Troubleshooting Faulted Circuits f. Video with class Unit 5. Constant Pressure and Single Automatic Push Button Systems Unit 6. 4 Stop Hydraulic Controller Lab a. Collective Systems b. Fundamental Troubleshooting Methods c. Five Step Troubleshooting Model d. Circuit Descriptions with Normal Lab Operation and Faulted Lab Operation e. Power Control f. Selector Circuits g. Call Registration h. Direction Selection i. Starting and Acceleration j. Stopping k. Door Operation l. Call Cancellation Unit 7. Variable Voltage Selective­Collective Control Systems

Unit 1. Capacitors and Capacitance a. Capacitor Charge and Discharge b. Capacitor Time Constants c. Capacitors Appear to Pass AC Current d. Video with Class Unit 2. Inductors and Inductance a. Current Lags Voltage in an Inductive Circuit b. An Inductor Impedes AC but Passes DC c. Video with Class Unit 3. Diodes a. Testing Diodes b. Half­Wave Rectifier c. Full­Wave Bridge Rectifier d. Zener Regulator Experiment e. Video with Class Unit 4. Transistors and Thyristors a. Biasing a Transistor b. Infrared Light Ray Detector c. Testing Transistors d. Testing SCRs e. Using SCRs as a Switch f. Video with Class Unit 5. Analog Integrated Circuits a. Regulated Bipolar Power Supply b. Adjustable 12­Volt Bipolar Power Supply c. Universal Op­Amp Board Experiments d. Video with Class Unit 6. Digital Integrated Circuits a. Gate Logic b. Door Open Pilot Logic