Construction & Manufacturing

The Foundation Course in CNC Operations is designed as the next step for individuals aspiring towards a career in Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) equipment. This course equips students with the fundamental skills and knowledge required to become proficient CNC setup operators. 

Whether you're preparing for your Journeyman exam or sharpening your on-the-job skills, this class is designed to help you confidently navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC). Learn how to effectively find, interpret, and apply code requirements using the NEC book.

Keep your electrical journeyman or contractor license current with this state-approved, in-person Electrical Code Update course. Led by an experienced instructor, this class meets Oklahoma’s continuing education requirements, providing the 6 hours of mandatory training needed each code cycle for license renewal. 

This 6-hour continuing education course provides electricians with an in-depth review of grounding and bonding principles as outlined in the National Electrical Code (NEC). Key topics include the purpose and function of grounding, methods of bonding to ensure electrical continuity, overcurrent protection, and safety practices that reduce the risk of shock and fire hazards.

HVAC/R I introduces students to foundational electrical and heating principles used in the HVAC/R industry. Instruction includes electrical safety, basic circuitry, transformers, motors, controls, and gas and electric heating systems.

HVAC/R II builds upon the foundational skills developed in HVAC/R I and focuses on refrigeration and air conditioning systems. Topics include refrigeration cycles, system components, refrigerant handling, system performance analysis, and advanced troubleshooting techniques.

Embark on a journey through the fundamentals of machining in our intensive 48-hour course. Delve into the origins of everyday products as you gain hands-on experience with essential tools, including the lathe, milling machine, drill press, power saw, and bench grinder.

Learn advanced machine setups including threading, boring, and tapering on the engine lathe, as well as cutting angles, milling slots, and forming hex shapes on the Bridgeport mill. Students will be challenged to complete projects to print specifications and meet deadlines, preparing them for real shop conditions and earning an additional certificate upon successful completion.

This evening welding course is designed to introduce students to basic welding skills and provides a foundation for further training toward industrial welding skills. Safe use of equipment is emphasized. Students will receive basic instruction and participate in hands-on experiences using oxyfuel welding and cutting, shielded metal arc welding and gas metal arc welding (MIG), Fluxed core arc welding (FCAW), and Tungsten inert gas welding (TIG).

Once students successfully complete the first semester of the evening welding program, a process specific pathway will be chosen from one of the following advanced code specific options: • SMAW (AWS D1.1, API 1104, ASME Section IX) • FCAW (AWS D1.1 & ASME Section IX)