BUILDING INSPECTOR CLASSES

Building Inspection Iii

The Building Level III course is designed for the education and training of the Building Level III code enforcement official who has the responsibility of inspecting all types of construction unlimited in height and area. This course is built upon the information presented in the Building Inspections Level I and II course. Upon completion, course participants will have a better understanding of the North Carolina State Building Code and will be able to apply the codes in the inspection field. In addition, with the successful completion of the Building Level III and the Law and Administration courses in conjunction with other education and experience requirements specified by the North Carolina Code Officials Qualification Board, course participants will be eligible to take the Building Level III state examination for inspector certification.

Wilmington Campus | $80

September 7, 8,9 and 14, 15, 16, 2023

8a-5p U-251

Register: cfcc-register.fundfive.com/course/ section/6603

Fire Alarm Technician Apprenticeship

Earn while you learn! This program is a registered apprenticeship program through the Department of Labor. Upon completion of the four-level/four-year program, apprentices will receive their journeyman card and certificate. The apprenticeship is open to students nationwide and encourages NICET certification. Coursework is completed online while the apprentice works full time in the industry to gain handson experience.

Competitive Wages

$15/HR: Entry Level - No Experience

$23/HR: 4th Year Completion of Program

Interested in the Fire Alarms Apprenticeship program? Don’t have a job in the industry yet? Reach out to eeaston@cfcc.edu to learn more about how to register and get connected with employers for interviews.

Fire Alarm Systems Training

All training is conducted online

910.362.7173 • ksegda@cfcc.edu

Properly trained and knowledgeable fire alarm system designers and technicians will reduce losses due to fire or false alarms and improve the quality of life in their community.

Cape Fear Community College offers Fire Alarm Systems Training through two paths. Students may register for Alarms 101 and Alarms 102 courses or they may register for the Apprenticeship Program.

Instructor: Paul Inferrera

Alarms 101

This course is designed for individuals who are new to the fire alarm industry and will focus on fundamentals. Students will learn basic electrical theory and understand resistance, voltage, and current. Individuals currently in the fire alarm industry would benefit from the concepts and theories which will be built upon in the Alarms 102 course.

Online | 144 hours | $185

9/4/23-12/22/23

Alarms 102

This course is designed for individuals who are fire alarm technicians or have intermediate experience in the fire alarm industry and will focus on application and design. Students will gain an understanding of concepts addressing the behavior and generation of smoke, the combustion process, and the requirements of codes and standards that govern fire alarm systems and installations.

Online | 144 hours | $185

9/4/23-12/22/23

Plumbing Inspection

The course is designed to prepare students for the Plumbing Level II state examination through NCDOI.

Wilmington Campus | $80

Schedule TBA

General Contractor Exam Prep

910.362.7065

This course is designed to instruct students in basic business practices and knowledge of General Contracting in the State of North Carolina, and to prepare students to take the state licensing test for general contracting in North Carolina.

In-Person & Online | 144 hours | $185

1/29/24-3/13/24 MW 6-9p

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Historic Preservation Construction Certificate

910.362.7358 • eholt@cfcc.edu | 910.362.7065 • vescaldi@cfcc.edu

This program provides students with knowledge and skills in working with historic homes, buildings, and structures. Throughout the three courses in the program, students will learn about different styles of historic homes and methods used to construct, repair, and preserve them. The first course in the series provides an introductory overview of various areas contractors will encounter when working on historic structures such as roofing, plaster, and windows. Courses II and III dig deeper into proper deconstruction, home rehabs, trade-specific concepts, and more.

Curriculum consists of lectures, hands-on labs, and guest speakers from local professionals. Taking a local approach, CFCC is collaborating with Historic Wilmington Foundation to provide this program. This program will provide students with a deeper understanding of architecture and historic districts, as it is specific to New Hanover and Pender Counties.

COURSE I: INTRO TO HISTORIC CONSTRUCTION

Take field trips to local historic homes and buildings to gain an understanding of and appreciation for Wilmington’s historic community. This class meets two times a week—once face-to-face and once online.

North Campus | 96 hours | $185

Schedule TBA

COURSE II: INTERMEDIATE HISTORIC CONSTRUCTION

The course is designed to teach students how to properly renovate historical homes and small commercial units with a preservation approach. Students will be able to identify different styles of historic materials, and methods used to construct them. Have a full comprehension of interior and exterior value and how to preserve them as well as understand the architecture of Wilmington and its historic districts.

North Campus | 96 hours | $185 9/25/23-1/24/24

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JOB SKILLS TRAINING PLUMBING & PIPEFITTING APPRENTICESHIP

910.362.7065 • vescaldi@cfcc.edu

910.362.7358 • eholt@cfcc.edu

CFCC will connect anyone interested now with an employer. Start working as an apprentice today!

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN!

This program prepares students with the knowledge to sit for the Journeyman Exam upon completion of all four levels. This four-level/ four-year program is taught using the NCCER Trainee curriculum and books. Instructors at each level will administer monthly written and performance tests/modules. Our program not only prepares highly skilled craftsmen but also helps them understand the “why” of their work.

Program consists of:

• four hybrid courses (face-to-face 1-2 times per week and online)

• One course per year

• Hands-on learning obtained on the job

Automotive Auto Technician

Contact Rosemary Guendner

910.362.7164 • rguendner@cfcc.edu

This course is designed to introduce fundamental automotive mechanic technician skills and competencies. Course work includes Industry fundamentals including PPE, tools environmental regulation, government regulation and hazardous materials; transportation electricity, Service, Brakes, Steering and Suspension.

Wilmington Campus | 8 hours | $600

New Course Dates TBA Soon Stevenson Hendrick Honda, Market St.

PLUMBING & PIPEFITTING APPRENTICESHIP LEVEL I

Level I will begin with an introduction to the Plumbing & Pipefitting Profession then move on to cover topics such as safety/health/OSHA Smart Mark, use and care of tools, math, and measurements as it relates to plumbing, interpreting, and planning drawings, soldering and brazing, Oxy-fuel cutting and welding, use of different pipe/fitting/valve materials (plastic, copper, cast-iron, carbon steel), corrugated stainless steel tubing and valves, fixtures and faucets, intro to DWV (drain, waste, vent) systems, intro to water distribution systems, rigging and signaling.

North Campus | 144 hours | $190

9/19/23-3/12/24 TuTh 6-9p NE Building, Room NE-110

PLUMBING & PIPEFITTING APPRENTICESHIP LEVEL II

Level II will go over math and related science, reading commercial drawings, hangers/supports/structural penetrations/ fire stopping, installing and testing DWV piping, installing roof/floor/area drains, types of valves, installing and testing water supply piping, installing fixtures/ valves/faucets, basic electricity, installing

AUTO SAFETY AND OBD II

910.362.7572 • ghunter@cfcc.edu

Auto Safety Inspection

This course is designed to prepare students to inspect automobiles made prior to 1996 for the State of North Carolina.

Wilmington Campus | 8 hours | $75

Classes are offered every month. Register early as classes fill up quickly!

Check Availability and Register: cfcc-register. fundfive.com/filtered/course/auto_safety water heaters, fuel gas systems, servicing of fixtures/valves/faucets, shielded metalarc welding.

North Campus | 144 hours | $190

9/18/23-3/13/234 MW 6-9p

NE Building, Room NE-110

PLUMBING & PIPEFITTING APPRENTICESHIP LEVEL III

Level III will include applied math, codes, types of venting, indirect and special waste, sewage and sump pumps, sizing water supply piping, backflow preventers, water pressure boosters, and recirculating systems, servicing piping systems, fixtures and appliances, electric controls, steam systems, refrigeration, conservation and safe handling of refrigerants, EPA certification core (Type I and II).

North Campus | 144 hours | $190

9/18/23-3/13/234 MW 6-9p

NE Building, Room NE-110

Learn more at cfcc.edu/ewd/plumbing-pipefittingapprenticeships cfcc-register.fundfive.com/filtered/ course/Plumbing_Apprentice

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Obd Ii Emission Control Inspection Control

This course focus is on the North Carolina On-Board Diagnostic(OBD) Inspector-Mechanic(I/M) test procedure as well as existing and updated requirements of the I/M to successfully perform the OBD I/M inspection.

Wilmington Campus | 8 hours | $75

Classes are offered several times a month. Register early as classes fill up quickly!

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Job Skills Training

BASIC MOTORCYCLE MAINTENANCE - COMING SOON!

Students are allowed to bring their bikes. This course is designed to give the student the ability to repair and replace basic wear parts on your motorcycle. This includes understanding diagnostic checks of the following systems; fuel, electrical, cooling, suspension, and engine. Upon completion of this course the student will have the knowledge and ability to repair their personal motorcycle with confidence.

Date TBA

Register: cfcc.edu/job-training/vocational-trade/ motorcycle-maintenance

Outboard Systems

910.362.7883 • eeaston@cfcc.edu

Introduction To Outboard Systems

Students will complete the Yamaha Marine University approved course and learn the basics of boating, fuel system components, outboard electrical systems, and fundamentals of the marine industry and service careers. Upon completion, students may take the Yamaha Marine Technician Certification test.

Wilmington Campus | 96 hours | $440 1/9/24-3/14/24 TuWTh 8:15-11:49a

1/9/24-3/14/24 TuWTh 5-8:34p

Register: cfcc.edu/outboardsystems

Midrange Marine Maintenance

Register: cfcc.edu/smallenginemechanic

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Intro to Outboard Systems. This course is designed to facilitate mastery of maintenance tasks associated with F 30-50 Mid Line models per service requirements for 100 to 1000 hours of operation.

Wilmington Campus | 96 hours | $440 10/10/23-12/19/23 TuWTh 12:45-4:19p

Inline Marine Maintenance

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Intro to Outboard Systems. This course is designed to facilitate mastery of maintenance tasks associated with F 150 Mid Line models per service requirements for 20 to 1000 hours of operation.

Wilmington Campus | 96 hours | $440 10/10/23-12/19/23 TuWTh 5-8:12p

Small Engine Mechanic

910.362.7883 • eeaston@cfcc.edu

Do you want a new career… or just love to tinker with engines? Do you struggle with your lawnmower? If any of these questions apply to you, this class is for you! Join us to learn all about small engine systems at Cape Fear Community College. Your chainsaw will thank you later.

Students will learn theory and operation related to the overall function of engines, fuel, air, AC & DC, and electrical equipment found in common lawn equipment. Heavy emphasis is placed upon interaction with students and their particular needs and equipment. Safety is a major focus. Teaching methods include lectures, videos, demonstrations, and handson disassembly and reassembly. Students are encouraged to bring their equipment in need of repair within space and time limitations.

Wilmington Campus | 96 hours | $245 10/10/23-12/19/23 TuWTh 8:15-11:27a

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Boating And Marine

MARINE CAPTAIN’S OUPV LICENSE PREPARATION

Marine/Boating Registration: cfcc-register. fundfive.com/filtered/course/boating_marine 910.362.7572 • ghunter@cfcc.edu

This course provides students with the information necessary to take the US Coast Guard examination for licensing as an Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels (OUPV) up to 100 gross tons, on inland, near coast.

The examination is administered as a separate class upon the conclusion of this course.

Wilmington Campus | 64 hours | $185 10/30/23-11/30/23 MTuWTh 6-10p

MARINE CAPTAIN’S OUPV LICENSE EXAMINATION

This class will administer the Coast Guard’s Marine Captain’s License exam. It is only for students who have successfully completed the 64-hour Marine Captain’s OUPV course.

Wilmington Campus | 4 hours | $100 12/4/23 M 9a-5p

UPGRADE TO MASTER’S LICENSE PREPARATION

This course provides students with the knowledge required to upgrade from an OUPV license to a Master’s License for vessels up to 100 gross tons.

Wilmington Campus | 24 hours | $75 12/6/23-12/14/23 MTuWTh 6-10p

MASTER’S LICENSE EXAMINATION

This class will administer the Coast Guard’s Master License exam. It is only for students who have successfully completed the 24-hour Master’s License course.

Wilmington Campus | 4 hours | $100 12/15/23 F 6-10p

Training

Assistance Towing Endorsement

910.362.7572 • ghunter@cfcc.edu

This 4-hour session is provided for students who have attained, or are in the process of obtaining their US Coast Guard Captain’s or Mate’s license for vessels of 200 gross tons or less. This course serves in lieu of taking an Assistance Towing examination at any US Coast Guard Regional Examination Center.

Wilmington Campus | 4 hours | $75 12/5/23 Tu 6-10p

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Private Pilot Ground School

910.362.7572 • ghunter@cfcc.edu

Want to become a private pilot? This 72-hour course covers weather, navigation, instruments, preflight planning, computer and wind triangles, regulations, radio communications, the aviation field, and history to prepare for safe piloting. The latest FAA material is used and students are prepared to pass the written exam required by the government.

Wilmington Campus | 72 hours | $185

TBA MW 6-9p U-512

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MACHINING TECHNOLOGY

910.362.7883 • eeaston@cfcc.edu

• cfcc.edu/ewd/machiningapplications

This course is designed to introduce machining operations as they relate to the metalworking industry. Topics include machine shop safety, measuring tools, lathes, drilling machines, saws, milling machines, bench grinders, and layout instruments. Emphasis is placed on the setup and operation of machine tools including the selection and use of work holding devices, speeds, feeds, cutting tools, and coolants. The course also introduces the concepts and capabilities of computer numerical control machine tools. Topics include setup, operation, and basic applications.

Students that want to learn more after successful completion of Machining Applications I and II can earn transfer credit for MAC-111 (Machining Technology I) and MAC-121 (Intro to CNC Machining) in the CFCC Computer Integrated Machining (CIM) certificate and associate degree programs.

North Campus | 256 hours | $240 per course

8/18/23-12/15/23

MORNING CLASS

MWF 8a-11:48a NB-147

TuTh 10a-12p NB-147E

8/18/23-12/15/23

EVENING CLASS

MWF 6-9:48P NB-147

TUTH 6-8P NB-147E

MACHINING TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY PARTNERS

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