I. Starting Your Apprenticeship II. Shop Safety III. Hand Tools IV. Shop Equipment V. Shop Fabrication VI. Seams, Locks and Edges VII. Soldering VIII. Drafting Equipment and Materials Installation IX. Geometric Construction X. Lines & Lettering XI. Orthographic Projection XII. Principles of Layout XIII. Layout of Metal XIV. Duct Elbows other than 90 degrees XV. Duct S Offsets XVI. Introduction to Parallel Lines XVII. Introduction to Radial Lines XVIII. Introduction to Triangulation XIX. Using True Lengths in Triangulation XX. Sheet Metal & Metal Products XXI. Field Safety XXII. Intro. To Field XXIII. Communication XXIV. Organizing Your Time XXV. Working Safely XXVI. Emergency Procedures XXVII. Hazard Communication XXVIII. Handling Hazardous Material XXIV. Asbestos Safety

I. Bidding and Job Costs II. Pictorial Drawing III. Freehand Sketching IV. Round Tees (Parallel Lines) V. Round Elbows VI. Round Tapers (Radial Lines) VII. Roof Jacks VIII. Round Tapers (Triangulation) IX. Square-to-Rounds on a Pitch X. Transition XI. Duct Change Elbow XII. Change Ogee Offsets XIII. Y Branches XIV. Introduction to Architectural Sheet Metal XV. Architectural Sheet Metal Practices XVI. Roof Drainage Systems XVII. Flashings XVIII. Waterproofing Roof Edges & Walls XIX. Installing Strip Items XX. Metal Roofs XXI. Specialized Roofs XXII. Ventilators and Louvers XXIII. Additional Architects Sheet Metal Work XXIV. Organizing Tools and Equipment for a Job XXV. Layout of Penetrations XXVI. Duct Elevations and Clearance XXVII. Hanger and Anchors XXVIII. Preparing the Duct XXIX. Fire and Smoke Dampers XXX. Installing HVAC Systems XXXI. Introduction to Computer Operations

I. Intro to HVAC Systems II. Air and its Properties III. Ventilation IV. Heating V. Cooling VI. Airflow in Ducts VII. Fans VIII. Duct Systems IX. Duct Design X. Outlets and Other HVAC Buy Out Items XI. The Contract Documents XII. Specification XIII. Architectural Drawings XIV. Structural Drawings XV. Mechanical Drawings XVI. Electrical Drawings XVII. Sheet Metal Shop Drawings XVIII. CAD in the Sheet Metal Industry XIX. Using CAD XX. Field Measuring XXI. Hoisting and Rigging XXII. Safety in Field Installation XXIII. Installing Central HVAC XXIV. Installing Package Units XXV. Sign Work

I. Introduction to Supervision II. Controlling Drug and Alcohol Abuse III. The Years Ahead IV. Growing with the Future V. Computer Estimating VI. TAB Work VII. Preparation for TAB VIII. TAB Instrument Use IX. TAB System Balancing X. Pressure Testing XI. Indoor Air Quality XII. Special Ventilation Needs XIII. Clean Rooms XIV. Refrigerate Cycle XV. Electricity XVI. Controls XVII. Customer Relations XVIII. Servicing HVAC Equipment XIX. Start up and Commissioning Sys. XX. Energy Management Systems XXI. Boiler Breechings XXII. Stacks XXIII. Rigid Fibrous Duct XXIV. Industrial Work XXV. Blowpipe Systems XXVI. Material handling Systems XXVII. Lagging XXVIII. Specialty Metals XXIX. Plastics and Fiberglass

(Electives if you choose the 5 year schedule in Section #5) 1. Advanced Layout and Pattern Development A. Industrial Applications (Pollution Control) B. HVAC: Air Handling Units (Plenums, and Components) C. Architectural and Ornamental Applications II Drafting and Estimating A. HVAC Duct Sizing Designs (ITI Duct Calculator) B. Hardware and Buyout Components C. CAD/CAM Systems D. Architectural and Ornamental Designs E. Food Service and Beverage Dispensing Equipment Designs III. Welding A. Shielded Metal Arc Welding Certificate B. Gas Metal Arc Welding Certification C. Gas Tungsten Arc Welding Certification D. Codes and Symbols E. Carbon Arc Brazing F. Orbital Welding IV Testing, Adjusting and Balancing of Environmental System A. Air Test Preparation B. Hydraulics Test Preparation C. Sound V. Service Work A. Power Supplies (Electrical & Pneumatic) B. Test Instruments C. Air Distribution System VI. Safety A. Hazard Communication Standards B. Emergency Response Preparedness and Crisis Management C. Identifying Hazards (Shop and Field) D. Drug and Alcohol E. First Aid F. OSHA (30 Hour OSHA Outreach Training Course) VII. Supervisory Training A. Human Relations B. Planning and Organizing C. Personnel Records D. Foreman Training E. Project Management VIII. Siding and Decking