ITC Tour West Building Flashcards

1
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How big is the pile driving pit?

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56’x56’ square x8’ deep

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Do they do any pile driving in the pile drivers pit.

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No. That’s just crazy. Have you seen those rigs?

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Is there any direct member training in the pile driving pit?

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No. Just training on how to effectivly instruct

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Is there any training in the Dive Tank?

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Yes. You must be a certified welder, diver, and Hardhat diver before you can take the class. You must also be topside certified, have a commercial divers license , and be sponsored by a contractor.

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What’s the size of the dive tank?

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12’ deep 15’ diameter. That’s 15,800 gallons of fresh water

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How long does it take to cycle that water in the dive tank?

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It take 1 hour and 15 minutes

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How many divers can work in the dive tank at any given time?

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There can be 2 divers training in the tank, with Dive Master Stations and life support systems

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Who brings in the equipemnt for the divers?

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Equipment is provided throught the UBC

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What is the VRTEX 360?

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Those are the virtual welders, partned with Lincoln Welders

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Are the virtual welders actual welders?

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Well… no, they’re virtual.

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Can you be certified using the virtual welders?

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No. Strictly for training. Cuts down on waste and material.

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What kinds of training can you do on the virtual welders?

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Arc, puddle, and wire feed

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Is there member training for the concrete forms and shoring?

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No. This is all Train the Trainer

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What do instructors get from the Concrete Forming/Shoring area?

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Training on new products, productivity techniques, and new hardware.

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What types of training are done in the Concrete forming/Shoring area?

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Raduis, straight panels, lighter handset formwork, and other variouse systems

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Who can train in the Scoffold/Industrial scaffold area?

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This is train the trainer and member training

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What do Industrial Scaffold builders do that is different than a typical scaffold builder?

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Hanging Scaffolds, bridging scaffold, and cantilever scaffold.

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18
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Why did we put a retractable roof above the scaffold area?

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To build tower scaffold to simulate the realism.

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How high can we build scaffold ince the retractible roof is open?

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We can build scaffold up to 100’ from the ground. We could go higher if it wasn’t for that pesky airport.

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20
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What do you need to open the retractible roof?

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Just clap twice. That always seems to work for some reason. A key helps too.

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What types of scafolding systems do we train on?

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Tube and Clamp, Systems Scaffold for the U.S. projects. Aluminum /Wedge clamp for Canadian jobs.

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22
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What manufacturer do we display for the solar program?

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Magna and Schletter

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23
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Solar panels are also known as what?

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Glass or PV (Photovoltaic)

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How many solar panels are there on a 100-megawatt farm?

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380,000. About 100 football fields of panels

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25
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Who do we train on Mechatronics?

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Direct member training

26
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What spurred us getting involved with Mechatronics?

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In 2011 General Motors wanted to use our Millwrights, so we created a 2 week training course here at the ITC.

27
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What did the 2 week training also include for Mechatronics?

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2-6 months of on the job mentored training

28
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Mechatronics is an example of the UBC’s______

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Commitment to our industries by partnering with industry manufacturers

29
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Of the over 70 classrooms on campus which are all multipurpose, which one is specialized?

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BIM (Building Information Modeling)

30
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Who trains on BIM at the ITC?

A

This is a train the trainer course?

31
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What are the requirements for BIM training?

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Blueprint Reading and Computer Skills

32
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How does BIM allow us to see a project?

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BIM allows us to see projects virtuall in 3 dimensions.

33
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How many classes is BIM divided into?

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Two classes. Bim Concepts- Teache sthe language of BIM. BIM Project Design- Teaches design and modeling

34
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Where are Conveyors and Monorails used?

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Almost every industry. Steel Mills, Automobile Palnts, Manufacturing, Airports, Home Centers

35
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Who trains on the ITC Conveyor and Monorail class?

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This is a 5 day 40 hour Train the Trainer class

36
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How many miles of conveyors are at the McCarron Airport?

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7.5 miles just in Terminal 3

37
Q

When Turbine classes are running, do we walk the class through them?

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No. Stay back and give them room to work. Find an alternate path

38
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Who donated the Steam Turbine?

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Duke Energy

39
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What plant did the Steam Turbine come from?

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Cliffside Fossil Plant in North Carolina

40
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Which class comes first, Gas or Steam?

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Students must take the gas tubine class before steam. 5 day 40 hour lasses

41
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What are some of the basics that participants learn?

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Dissembly, rigging, Taking and recording measurments, reassembling

42
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How old is the 65 Mega-watt Steam Turbine?

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Almost 50 years old, Works on same operating principles as modern day turbines

43
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How is the steam produced in a Steam Turbine?

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Coal is burned creating heat energy which radiates though pipes carrying water. Water is heated to create high pressure steam which is pushed though a small nozzle. As the steam is forced through that smallnozzle INCREASES velocity. This high velocity steam drives the wheel and creates mechanical energy.

44
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How long does it take participants to unbolt, take measurments, and reassemble the Steam Turbine?

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It all has to be done including class time in a 40 hour class.

45
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Is there a test for the Steam Tubine?

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Most definatly. That’s how they get their QUALIFICATION for that class,

46
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How large is the Turbine Building?

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18,000 Suare feet

47
Q

How is the Turbine building an example of the UBC Strategic Priorities?

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It was purchased after we completed the original building and repourposed for Turbine training

48
Q

What was the Turbine building originally?

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It was originally a food storage warehouse.

49
Q

Eventhough it’s called the Turbine Building what else is taught in there?

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Conveyor, precision optics, overhead crane certification, machinery allignment, Flowserve Qualified Pump Repair Technician, Mechatronics, and others

50
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When was the first training performed in the Turbine Building?

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2003 on the Frame 5 Gas Turbine

51
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Is the Gas Turbine for member training?

A

Yuppers. It is needed before moving onto the Steam Turbine.

52
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How many members have we trained on the Gas Turbine?

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Well over 12,000

53
Q

When was the Gas Turbine Build and how much power did it generate?

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It’s a 1950’s model that produces about 10 mega-watts of power

54
Q

Does a Gas Turbine run on gasoline?

A

Negative. It can however burn kerosene, naptha, natural gas, propane, methan, and others.

55
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What must all students learn before moving on to the next class?

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Unbolting and dismantling, rigging components, proper storage techniques, taking and recording critical measurments, bearing care, setting and leveling fixators, mixing and pouring grout, precision optics, precision bolting procedures

56
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What prerequisits do you need for the Steam Turbine class?

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40 hour rigging, 24 hour Turbine Familiarization, Millwright 16 hour course, 8 hour Hytorc bolting class

57
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What’s the new Turbine on the east side of the Turbine Building called?

A

That is a Frame 7EA, it was placed in the pit January of 2017, and will be used for gas turbine training

58
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How long is the first course of the Flowserve Qualified Pump Repair Technician?

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5 day 40 hour Train the Trainer

59
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What are the requirments for Flowserve Train the Trainers to attend?

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basics of pump safety, repair and maintanence, pump packing and mechanical seals. Must pass written and manual tests at the end of each week.

60
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How many parts are there to the Flowserve Qualified Pump Technician?

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This is a 2 part class.

61
Q

How common are pumps used in the world?

A

They are the 2nd most common machine in the world right after electric motors.

62
Q

How does the Pump Shop show it’s commitment to training.

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CITF purchased 25 Flowserve props at a cost of $25,000 each. Only Apprenticeships that showed their commitment to training it’s members received the props.