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Welding
(These classes will be available in the
Spring of 2009. Please contact us for class schedules.)
*Tuition for
course and classes for Welding includes Materials (plate pipe),
Consumables (rods, gases, grinding disks, plasma parts, cutting
tips, etc.), Electricity and Water
Combination Welding Course 1100
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Combination Welding Course 1100
Item Price: $9,490
Cost of Course: $9,000.00
Textbook: $140.00
Welder’s Kit: $350.00
Item SKU:
1100
At the completion of
this course, the graduate will have acquired a Certificate of
Completion in Combination Welding and have met the criteria. |
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| Combination Welding Course 1100 |
This course is comprised of Welding
basics and TIG and MIG welding classes to include Shielded Metal Arc
welding (SMAW) ‘stick’, Gas Tungsten Arc welding (GTAW) ‘TIG/heliarc’,
and Gas Metal Arc welding (GMAW) ‘MIG’. The student will be able to
weld plate metals & pipe to include V-Groove-Close, V-Groove-Open,
and 6 G (Arkansas Bell). At the completion of this course the
student will possess the knowledge and experience to walk onto a job
and be capable of welding plate or pipe at an acceptable level of
competency, also to use a torch and grinder as well as other tools
of the trade at a proficient skill level. They will possess the
basic knowledge of PPE and standard safety practices (and know how
to utilize that knowledge). The student will be familiar with the
inner workings of a refinery turnaround or shutdown job and will
have been exposed to turnaround experiences and scenarios.
*There are no prerequisites for this course.
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Basic Welding Class 1101
Item Price: $3,490
Cost of Class: $3,000.00
Textbook: $140.00
Welder’s Kit: $350.00
Item SKU: 1101
At the completion of this course, the graduate will have acquired a
Certificate of Completion in Basic Welding and have met the
criteria. |
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Basic Welding
Class 1101 |
This class includes Introduction to
Welding Basics, Electronics of Welding, Power Sources, Welding Tools
– Usage and Care, Measurement Systems, Basic Metallurgy, Joints,
Personal Protective Equipment, Health & Safety Issues, and welding,
grinding, and burning on mostly plate metals, then graduating to
pipe.
10Lec/70Lab/80Total Hrs-4 Wks Total
*There are no prerequisites for this class. |
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TIG Welding Class
Item Price: $3,490
Cost of Class: $3,000.00
Textbook: $140.00
Welder’s Kit: $350.00
Item SKU: 1102
At the completion of this course, the graduate will have acquired a
Certificate of Completion in TIG Welding and have met the criteria. |
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TIG Welding
Class 1102 |
This class covers Acetylene Torch
Techniques, Basic welding, Cutting Techniques, Introduction to
Fitting Techniques, Pertinent OSHA Issues, HazCom, MSDS Sheet
Understanding, Plant Permitting Systems, Safe Work Practices and
welding pipe in the shop.
10Lec/70Lab/80Total Hrs-4 Wks Total
*There are no prerequisites for this class |
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MIG Welding Class
Item Price: $3,490
Cost of Class: $3,000.00
Textbook: $140.00
Welder’s Kit: $350.00
Item SKU: 1103
At the completion of this course, the graduate will have acquired a
Certificate of Completion in MIG Welding and have met the criteria. |
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MIG Welding
Class 1103 |
This class covers welding of Flux
Core and Hard Wire, work inside a refinery (overview), reviews of
earlier training information and welding, cutting, and fitting of
pipe and plate.
10Lec/70Lab/80Total Hrs-4 Wks Total
*There are no prerequisites for this class |
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Safety Program (These classes
will be available in the Spring of 2009. Please contact us for class schedules.)
Construction Site Safety Technician (CSST) Course 2101
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Construction Site Safety Technician (CSST)
Course 2101
Item Price: $1,160.00
Cost of Course: $1,000.00
Textbook: $160.00
Item SKU: 2101
The graduate will receive a Safety Star
Industrial Certificate of Completion, a National Center for
Construction Education and Research (N.C.C.E.R.) Certificate of
Achievement for meeting the requirements of Field Safety, Safety
Technology, Construction Site Safety Supervisor, Construction Site
Safety Technician, and a wallet card for the Automated National
Registry (the computer-based credentials listing entity of the
N.C.C.E.R.) Certificate and qualifies the professional to work in a
Safety Tech or Professional capacity in almost any plant or
construction site in America. |
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| Construction Site Safety Technician
(CSST) Course 2101 |
*Prerequisites for this Safety
course are: 1 year in the field in any turnaround position or Safety
Attendant Basics class as well as the guidelines stated in the
“Admissions Policy” of the Safety Star Industrial, Inc. catalog.
This course covers all aspects of on-the-job safety for the
construction industry forming the basis for a well rounded
understanding of safety as it applies to this job perspective.
Divided into two parts, the first half covers Introduction to
Safety; Hazard Recognition, Evaluation and Control; Risk Analysis
and Assessment; Inspections, Audits and Observations; Employee
Motivation; Site-Specific ES&H Plans; Emergency-Action Plans, JSAs
(Job Safety Analysis) and TSAs, (Task Safety Analysis) Safety
Orientation and Training; Work Permit Policies; Confined-Space Entry
Procedures; Safety Meetings; Accident Investigation: Policies and
Procedures; Accident Evaluation: Data Analysis; Recordkeeping;
OSHA Inspection Procedures; ES&H (Environmental Safety & Health)
Data Tracking and Trending, and Environmental Awareness. The second
half covers Hazard Communication; Personal Protective Equipment;
Work-Zone Safety; Electrical and High-Voltage Hazards; Fire
Protection and Prevention; Hand and Power-Tool Safety; Welding
Safety; Fall Protection; Steel Erection; Walking and Working
Surfaces; Ladders and Scaffolding; Horizontal Directional Drilling
Hazards; Heavy-Equipment, Crane ad Rigging Safety; Trenching Safety;
Forklift Safety; Lockout/Tagout; Confined Spaces and Concrete and
Masonry. This course will meet the requirements of Field Safety,
Safety Technology, Construction Site Safety Supervisor, Construction
Site Safety Technician and qualifies the professional to work in a
Safety Tech or Professional capacity in almost any plant or
construction site in America.
The graduate will receive a Safety Star Industrial Certificate of
Completion, a National Center for Construction Education and
Research (N.C.C.E.R.) Certificate of Achievement for meeting the
requirements of Field Safety, Safety Technology, Construction Site
Safety Supervisor, Construction Site Safety Technician, and a wallet
card for the Automated National Registry (the computer-based
credentials listing entity of the N.C.C.E.R.) Certificate and
qualifies the professional to work in a Safety Tech or Professional
capacity in almost any plant or construction site in America.
Total Hours: 10 Saturdays/100 Hours |
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Safety Attendant Basics Class 2150
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Safety Attendant Basics Class 2150
Item Price: $598
Cost of Class: $598.00
*No Textbook Required
Item SKU: 2150
Upon completion, the student will be awarded the Safety Star
Industrial Certificate of Completion and be competent in setting up
and performing any task normally required of a Safety Attendant.
Employment can be found at any worksite where new or maintenance
jobs are being performed or at any industrial construction company.
“This class is not regulated or approved by the Texas Workforce
Commission, Career Schools and Colleges.” |
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| Safety Attendant Basics Class 2150 |
*Prerequisites for this Safety
class are the guidelines as stated in the “Admissions Policy” of the
Safety Star Industrial, Inc. catalog.
This is a beginner’s class for Safety Attendants. It covers a wide
expanse of information form walking through the turnstiles to
leaving at the end of the day. The student is given all the rules
and practices (and the logic behind them) that are required for a
safe workplace. With hands-on training, they are shown how to set up
the jobs they will be responsible for. Tower climbing exposure,
scaffold experience, fire extinguisher training, working at a
‘hole’…all are part of the extensive knowledge-imparting training
provided with this class. The student will be competent in setting
up and performing any task normally required of a Safety Attendant.
Employment can be found at any worksite where new or maintenance
jobs are being performed or at any industrial construction company.
30 Lectures/10 Labs/40 Total Hours – 1 Week Total |
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Hazwoper 40 Class Outline
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2200 - Hazwoper 40 20/20/40 - 1 Week
Total cost for the Hazwoper 40 Class 2200: $1,000.00
Tuition: $1,000.00
Textbooks: Not Required
Upon completion of this class, the student will be awarded the
Hazwoper 40 – Emergency Response for the Hazardous Materials
Technician Certificate.
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| Hazwoper 40 Class 2200 |
This course is 40 hours long and
lasts 1 week. This course meets the requirements for CDL licensing.
It covers Hazwoper Regulations Overview, Hazardous Materials
Classifications, Toxicology, Identification of Hazardous Materials,
Principles of Respiratory Protection, Personal Protective Equipment
(PPE), Overview of the Principles of Decontamination, Introduction
to Scene Control, Planning, Introduction to Air and Environmental
Monitoring, Physical Hazards, and Tabletop Exercise-putting it all
together in the real world.
20Lec/20Lab/40Total Hrs – 1 Wk Total
*There are no prerequisites for this class. |
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