AC/HVAC/Refrigeration
Circuits and Controls
- This course provides a simple and accurate understanding of electrical energy fundamentals used in HVAC. Electrical circuit theory, electrical circuit components, wiring systems, and the troubleshooting of circuits and controls in heating and cooling equipment will be the focus of this course.
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EPA Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Certification
- This course is designed to prepare technicians for the CFC Recovery/Recycling Certification examination given on the last class date. The course will include a core materials component for small appliance technicians. Further, the characteristics of refrigerants used for short-term, long-term, high, medium, and low-pressure applications will also be covered.
- The NC State Board of Refrigeration charges $40.00 for the exam that is given the last day of class.Credential Information: The EPA Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Certification course is designed to meet the educational requirements for United States.
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Heat Pump Technology
- This course is designed to provide a working knowledge and understanding of heat pump technology for those desiring employment in the field of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning as well as those already employed.
- This course will address laws of refrigeration air properties, refrigerants and recovery techniques, pressure-temperature relationships, heat transfer, types of systems, basic controls, components, and troubleshooting techniques specifically focused toward heat pump technology.
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Basic Electrical Wiring (Residential)
This course will provide an overview of electrical wiring techniques and is suitable for students with no prior knowledge of electrical theory or installation.
While electrical fundamentals such as Ohm’s law will be examined, emphasis will be placed on the design and installation of residential electrical systems.
Topics will include an overview of:
- cable and wire types
- calculation of circuit capacity
- circuit design
- electrical inspections
- electrical tools
- mapping and tracing circuits
- test equipment
- troubleshooting
This course provides hands-on training.
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 1
Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.
This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.
This course will also provide information on the rules governing garages, hospitals, assemblies, mobile and manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and parks, pools, fountains, and fire pumps.
This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 2
Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.
This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.
This course will also provide information on wiring methods, materials, and equipment for general use.
This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 3
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 3
Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.
This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.
This course will also provide information on the rules governing garages, hospitals, assemblies, mobile and manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and parks, pools, fountains, and fire pumps.
This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 4
Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.
This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.
It will also provide information on hazardous locations and general use equipment such as switchboard, panel board, lighting fixtures, appliances, motors, and generators.
This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 5
Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.
This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.
It will also provide information on the rules governing garages, hospitals, assemblies, mobile and manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and parks, pools, fountains, and fire pumps.
This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.
Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 6
Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.
This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.
It will also provide information on classified locations; remote signaling and power limited circuits, fire alarm systems, and communication systems circuits.
This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.
Floor Covering and Tile Installation
This course is designed for those who are interested in learning elements of construction building trades, such as how to install or replace the floor coverings in homes or for commercial projects. During this course you will learn rules of safety for working on site, the appropriate hand-tools to use for various jobs, how to plan, design, select materials, estimate costs, and install solid wood, laminate, tile (ceramic, porcelain, and stone), sheet vinyl, vinyl planks and tiles, and carpeting. This course serves as training for those interested in employment as flooring installers and restorers. In depth hands-on training will be provided for various types of jobs.
Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting Course (RRP)
This course is tailored to provide students with knowledge of the laws and regulations governing the work performed in target housing, child care facilities, and pre-1978 buildings in acceptance with 40 CFR Part 745.
The course will include proper methods of safety and warning signs, disposal of contaminants, clean-up and proper actions, in the containment area.
This is a self-supporting class; fee-exempt status does not apply.
Credential Information: The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting Course (RRP) is designed to meet the educational requirements for the United States.
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Electric Lineworker
This course has been designed to instruct current and potential electric utility employees pole climbing techniques, electrical safety, equipment assembly and function, truck operations, and circuit voltages.
The Fayetteville PWC has coordinated this training and it may pertain to contractors, cooperative electric, and public or private electrical utilities.
For Additional information:
Please contact us at industrytraining@faytechcc.edu
Minor Home Repair
Have you found yourself needing help with repairs at home or seeking assistance doing repairs on the job? This class is designed for those who desire to learn to repair various parts of the home inside and outdoors to include how to replace faucets, making plumbing repairs electrical repairs, basic carpentry repairs, roofing repairs, and installation of small appliances. This course is for those who have some experience in completing minor home repairs and wish to learn the correct way to completing repairs at home and professionally.
