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Aerospace Industry

Job: Assembler: Electrical Program
Electrical assemblers are responsible for joining electrical components into a finished product. This position demands an understanding of electrical circuits and components, mechanical fasteners and torque, methods for inspecting finished parts, and print reading skills. Electrical assemblers often work in teams and benefit from learning quality methods such as lean systems and cell design.

Every Program Includes:

First-Time Skills Assessment
Access to All Classes Listed Below
Access to Administration Center

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Programs by Industry

This Program Includes All of the Following Classes:

Electrical Systems

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Electrical Units 110	20	Beginner
Safety for Electric Work 115	16	Beginner
Intro to Circuits 120	19	Beginner
Intro to Magnetism 130	16	Beginner
DC Circuit Components 140	15	Beginner
Series Circuit Calculations 200	18	Intermediate
Parallel Circuit Calculations 205	16	Intermediate
Electrical Instruments 220	16	Intermediate
Electrical Print Reading 225	15	Intermediate
Conductor Selection 240	15	Intermediate
Battery Selection 250	17	Intermediate

Fasteners

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Intro to Assembly 100	14	Beginner
Safety for Assembly 105	15	Beginner
Intro to Fastener Threads 110	16	Beginner
Overview of Threaded Fasteners 117	16	Beginner
Tools for Threaded Fasteners 120	18	Beginner
Overview of Non-Threaded Fasteners 125	13	Beginner
Intro to Fastener Ergonomics 130	15	Beginner
Properties for Fasteners 200	16	Intermediate
Understanding Torque 210	15	Intermediate
Threaded Fastener Selection 215	18	Intermediate

Inspection

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Basic Measurement 110	18	Beginner
Linear Instrument Characteristics 115	15	Beginner
Overview of Threads 150	18	Beginner
Intro to GD&T 200	20	Intermediate

Materials

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Mechanical Properties of Metals 120	12	Beginner
Physical Properties of Metals 130	11	Beginner

Motor Controls

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Intro to Electric Motors 200	14	Intermediate
Symbols and Diagrams for Motors 210	16	Intermediate
Logic and Line Diagrams 220	15	Intermediate
DC Motor Applications 230	16	Intermediate
Solenoids 235	14	Intermediate
AC Motor Applications 240	15	Intermediate
Contactors and Motor Starters 250	19	Intermediate
Control Devices 260	18	Intermediate

Quality

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Quality Overview 100	16	Beginner
ISO 9000 Overview 110	20	Beginner
Lean Manufacturing Overview 130	18	Beginner
Intro to Supply Chain Management 140	15	Beginner
Cell Design and Pull Systems 160	17	Beginner
Troubleshooting: Identifying Problems 180	13	Beginner
Troubleshooting: Understanding Causes and Effects 182	13	Beginner
Troubleshooting: Taking Corrective Actions 184	12	Beginner
Conducting an Internal Audit 200	19	Intermediate

Safety

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Intro to OSHA 100	18	Beginner
Fire Safety and Prevention 110	17	Beginner
Bloodborne Pathogens 115	14	Beginner
Personal Protective Equipment 120	19	Beginner
Lockout/Tagout Procedures 130	17	Beginner
Safety for Lifting Devices 135	18	Beginner
Machine Guarding 140	16	Beginner
Hand and Power Tool Safety 145	17	Beginner
Environmental Safety Hazards 150	16	Beginner
MSDS and Hazard Communication 160	19	Beginner
Noise Reduction and Hearing Conservation 170	15	Beginner
Walking and Working Surfaces 180	19	Beginner
Confined Spaces 190	18	Beginner
Respiratory Safety 195	18	Beginner
Powered Industrial Truck Safety 210	19	Intermediate

Shop Essentials

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Math: Fundamentals 100	14	Beginner
Math: Fractions and Decimals 105	22	Beginner
Math: Units of Measurement 115	18	Beginner
Basics of Tolerance 120	12	Beginner
Blueprint Reading 130	18	Beginner
Geometry: Lines and Angles 155	18	Beginner
Geometry: Triangles 165	16	Beginner
Geometry: Circles and Polygons 185	16	Beginner

Soldering

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
What Is Soldering? 110	13	Beginner
Safety for Soldering 115	12	Beginner
Soldering Equipment 130	15	Beginner
Soldering Applications 200	19	Intermediate
Solder and Flux Selection 210	14	Intermediate
Soldering PCBs 220	18	Intermediate
Lead-Free Soldering 230	13	Intermediate

Workholding

Class Name	Lessons	Difficulty
Intro to Workholding 104	18	Beginner
Supporting and Locating Principles 106	15	Beginner
Locating Devices 107	14	Beginner