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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 4-24-07 |
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IRW160 2007
Summer I – 2009 Spring |
L+L |
3.0 Credit(s) |
4.0 Period(s) |
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Ironworking I |
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Tools, subframing and steel
supports, stairs, fire escapes, ladders, railings, fences, partitions, doors,
fire doors, elevators, flagpoles, playground equipment and swimming pool
equipment. |
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies: |
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IRW160 2007 Summer I – 2009 Spring |
Ironworking I |
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Identify and describe the care and use of tools used in ornamental work. (I) |
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Describe the installation of specific types of sub-framing systems and steel supports. (II) |
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Describe the tools, materials, and erection procedures for specific types of stairs. (III) |
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Describe the tools, materials, equipment and erection procedures for counterbalanced and stationary fire escapes. (IV) |
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Describe the materials, tools and erection procedures for metal and vinyl railings. (V) |
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Describe the materials and erection procedures for chain link fences. (VI) |
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Describe the tools and erection procedures for wire mesh partitions. (VII) |
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Describe the tools, Materials, and erections procedure for hollow metal doors and various types of rolling doors. (VIII) |
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Describe the classifications, materials, tools and erection procedures for various types of fire doors. (IX) |
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Describe the tools, materials and erection procedures for elevator entrances. (X) |
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Describe the erection procedures for flag poles, playground equipment and swimming pool equipment. (XI) |
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MCCCD Official Course Outline: |
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IRW160 2007 Summer I – 2009 Spring |
Ironworking I |
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I. Tools A. Types B. Care and Use II. Sub-Framing and Miscellaneous Steel Supports A. Blueprint B. Installation 1. Catwalk Supports 2. Expansion Joints 3. Curtain track Supports 4. Hangers for Grill Partitions 5. Elevated Floors 6. Monorail Supports 7. Pencil Sharpener Supports 8. Angle Door Frame 9. Counter Supports 10. Table Brackets 11. Track Supports 12. Bulkhead Supports 13. Folding Partition Supports 14. Transformer Supports 15. ChalkboardSupports 16. Ceiling Supports 17. Steel coping 18. Shelf Angles 19. Toilet Partition Supports III. Stair A. Materials B. Types C. Erection Procedure 1. Planning 2. Dimensions 3. Load Arrival 4. Stringers D. Tools E. Establishing Elevations 1. Steel Sub-Structure Platforms 2. Intermediate Concrete Sub-Platform F. Pans 1. Types 2. Installation G. Anchoring Stringers H. Rails I. Drill Bits J. Spiral Stairs IV. Fire Escapes A. General Information B. Materials C. Types 1. Counterbalances 2. Stationary D. Tools E. Equipment F. Erection Procedure V. Railings A. General Information B. Materials C. Types 1. Metal 2. Vinyl D. Tools E. Erection Procedures VI. Chain Link Fences A. General Information B. Materials Used C. Erection Process VII. Wire Mesh Partitions A. General Information B. Tools C. Types D. Erection Procedures VIII. Doors A. General Information B. Types 1. Hollow Metal 2. Rolling C. Tools D. Materials E. Erection Procedures IX. Fire Doors A. Types 1. Horizontal Sliding Doors 2. Swinging Doors 3. Vertical Sliding Doors B. Materials C. Tools D. Erection Procedure E. Classifications X. Elevator Entrances A. Materials B. Tools C. Erection Procedures XI. Miscellaneous A. Flag poles B. Playground Equipment C. Swimming Pool Equipment |
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