Training Today’s Workers and Tomorrow’s Workforce
The Mechanical Trades Training Center(MTTC) is an intensive adult training day
program in the Air Conditioning/Refrigeration/Heating and Plumbing mechanical
trades. Designed as pre-apprenticeship or mechanic training the MTTC program will
equip students, successfully completing the program(s), to enter the job market at the
apprentice or mechanics helper level. EPA approved refrigerant transition/recovery
certification exam (Core, I, II, III & Universal) included. Employment readiness
workshops, job counseling and job placement assistance is provided.

CST0107 Construction Trades
Are you looking for a career in the Construction Trades? Are you a homeowner who wants to save thousands being a serious do-it-yourselfer? Get skills for employment in a wide variety of construction trades, or make your house the home of your dreams. Either way, you will get hands-on experience in the building trades with this multi-trade course. The course offers instruction in using power and hand tools, reading plans, shop safety, electrical, plumbing and carpentry work, sheetrock, roofing, demolition and more. Eye Safety Required. The minimum reading level necessary to enroll in this training course is 7.0. Tuition includes books and materials. Limit of 12 students. Call (914) 592-0849 for Orientation registration.

CST0108 Automotive Service Technician
Want a career that’s always in demand? Become an automotive service technician. Dealers and private shops are seeking qualified entry-level people. Learn the basic systems and move on to maintenance, troubleshooting and repair. You will practice your skills in our fully equipped shop with our professional mechanic/instructor. Training includes shop safety, using lifts and shop equipment, diagnostics, lubrication service, brake, exhaust, suspension & steering, electrical and cooling systems and engine “tune up” service. Eye Safety Required. Students completing this class will be eligible to apply for certification as a N.Y. State Motor Vehicle Inspector (Group 1) Eye Safety Required. The minimum reading level necessary to enroll is 7.0. Tuition includes materials. Limit of 12 students. Call (914) 592-0849 for Orientation registration.

DAYTIME PROGRAMS

MTC0101 Air Conditioning/Refrigeration/Heating
Instruction includes: Introduction to refrigeration and A/C theory. Identification andfunction of electrical components, controls, valves, compressors and evaporators. System assembly, trouble shooting, part repair and replacement. Air handlers, A/C systems & ice machines. Heating systems theory & installation (gas & oil fired). Boilerinstallation and repair. Oil burner/heating systems trouble shooting, repair &installation. Eye Safety Required. The minimum reading level necessary to enroll in this training course is 7.0. Books, certification test, and tool kit and supplies included in tuition. Call (914) 592-0849 for Orientation Registration.

MTC0102 Plumbing
Instruction includes: Theory of installing rough plumbing(PVC and copper). Grades,dimensions & appropriate uses of piping materials. Types & uses of fittings and valves.Tools and supplies for cutting, threading and joining copper and PVC. Layout andinstallation & testing of supply, drain, waste and vent lines and common plumbingfixtures & devices. Eye Safety Required. The minimum reading level necessary to enrollin this training course is 7.0. Books, certification test, tool kit and supplies included in tuition.
Call (914) 592-0849 for Orientation Registration.

EVENING PROGRAMS

ACR0101 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1
Air Conditioning & Refrigeration mechanics and helpers are in demand! Get anintroduction to refrigeration and air conditioning theory, including all aspects of therefrigeration and air conditioning cycle, how it works and the types of refrigerants andtheir uses. Textbook required.

ACR0102 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2
Continue your training by learning basic electrical theory including low and highvoltage circuits and electrical controls (starters, time clocks, contactors, thermostats,TXV’s, dryers and relays) PRE: Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 1

ACR0103 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 3
Build a working refrigeration system with all electrical components and a low voltageheating and A/C circuit board. This hands on training includes pipe and tubingassembly, plus instruction in cutting, flaring and soldering copper tubing. PRE:Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 2. Eye Safety Required.

ACR0104 Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 4
Finish the AC & Refrigeration course series with air handlers, air conditioning systems and ice machines, with hands-on experience and special topics in refrigeration and airconditioning for advance students. PRE: Refrigeration & Air Conditioning 3. Eye Safety Required.

ACR0105 Refrigerant Transition & Recovery Certification
HVACR mechanics, prepare to be certified in the skills for recovering and recycling refrigerants. This course includes the EPA Approved Certification Exam (Core, I, II, III& Universal). If students do not pass the initial exam, they may retest for an added fee of $40, when next offered. (Tuition includes textbook and test)

ACR0106 Oil Burner Repair
Oil Burner maintenance mechanics never get left out when it comes to getting a goodjob. Start with this hands-on introduction to troubleshooting, servicing and repairingoil burners. This course includes instruction on basic systems, electrical requirements,simple controls, installation applications and burner capacities. Eye Safety Required.Textbook required.

ACR0107 Heating Systems, Troubleshooting and Repair
Water, Steam and Hydro Air are the most common residential heating systems in use today.Gain an understanding of system components and how they work. Learn to troubleshootcommon system problems. Develop your skills and acquire the techniques necessary tomaintain heating systems at peak performance and efficiency. Eye Safety Required

PLM0101 Plumbing 1
Our master plumber/instructor will teach you to install rough plumbing using both PVC and copper. Learn the various types and dimensions pipe and their applications, aswell as the types of fittings available. Learn to repair and replace common householdplumbing fixtures. Practice using the proper tools and supplies for cutting and joining. Begin to solder copper and glue up PVC to make watertight connections using thecorrect fittings according to standard plumbing practice. Eye Safety Required.Textbook required.

PLM0102 Plumbing 2
Continue your training in the installation of Copper and PVC plumbing in residentialsettings by learning basic layout and design. Become skilled at sweating copper and gluingup PVC. Practice running water supply and drain, waste and vent lines through residentialconstruction according to standard practice and local codes. Finish by installing commonplumbing fixtures. PRE. Residential Plumbing 1. Eye Safety Required

ELC0103 Electricity and Basic Electronics
A great introductory class for anyone interested in learning the fundamental theory ofelectricity and basic electronics. Topics include voltage, current, resistance, capacitanceand inductance theory. Learn the application of Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff’s law and thetheoretical operation of semiconductors, fundamental electronic circuits and testequipment. Textbook and basic pocket calculator required.

ELC0101 Electricity 1
Starting a career or just adding a skill, this course in residential applications, useful inall trades, is perfect for students who have little or no previous knowledge of tradeelectricity. Learn and practice wiring, circuits, use of tools, diagnostic procedures, safetyprecautions, reading diagrams and local requirements. Eye Safety Required. Textbook required.

ELC0102 Electricity 2
Continue your hands-on exploration of and training in residential electricity withvoltage and amperage calculations, circuit breaker panels and feeders to sub-panelswith related service entry equipment, bending conduit, special purpose outlets fordishwashers, clothes dryers and ovens. PRE: Electricity 1. Eye Safety Required.

ELC0104 National Electric Code
Working in the Electrical Trades? Preparing for the Westchester County Electrician’sLicensing test? Understanding the National Electric Code is the key to success. Thiscourse will teach you to use the National Electric Code to the job right. Learn anddiscuss applying various aspects of the code to local, commercial and residential wiring.Review the main topics covered in the test. Information on test format, items to bringto the test and test taking strategy are reviewed. This is a course not only for electriciansplanning to take the licensing test but for anyone in the electrical trades. Textbooks required.