Gas Technician G-3

Gas Technician G-3

• Tools and Safety Equipment's 0/6

  • Lesson 1.1
    Use a range of tools for working on gas-fired
  • Lesson 1.2
    Introduction about the General Hand Tools
  • Lesson 1.3
    Specialized Tools & Testing Instruments with Safety
  • Lesson 1.4
    Policy regarding the provision of Tools and Safety Equipment
  • Lesson 1.5
    Safety Equipment and Protocols
  • Lesson 1.6
    Student assessment (Class Test)

• Fasteners, Tools and Testing Instruments 0/6

  • Lesson 2.1
    Identify types of fasteners
  • Lesson 2.2
    Identify type of hand tools
  • Lesson 2.3
    Select and demonstrate the method for using measuring instruments
  • Lesson 2.4
    Identify testing instruments
  • Lesson 2.5
    Identify electrical and power test instruments
  • Lesson 2.6
    Student assessment (Class Test)

• Properties, Characteristics and safe handling of fuel gases 0/6

  • Lesson 3.1
    The properties and characteristics of propane gas
  • Lesson 3.2
    The properties of natural gas
  • Lesson 3.3
    Investigate propane and natural escapes
  • Lesson 3.4
    Investigate fumes and odours
  • Lesson 3.5
    Natural gas migration process through soil and air
  • Lesson 3.6
    Student Assessment ( Class Test )

• Utilization codes, acts, and regulations 0/5

  • Lesson 4.1
    Understanding of the Act, Codes and Regulations
  • Lesson 4.2
    Describe the scope of the installation code
  • Lesson 4.3
    Demonstrate an understanding of the Technical Standards and Safety Act – 2000
  • Lesson 4.4
    Understanding of the Fuels Industry Regulation
  • Lesson 4.5
    Student assessment (Class Test)

• Introduction to Electricity 0/9

  • Lesson 5.1
    Recognize the need for safe working techniques and tool
  • Lesson 5.2
    Lock-out and tagging procedures for electrical equipment
  • Lesson 5.3
    Recognize the Federal, Provincial, Municipal and general codes and standards affecting electrical hook ups and disconnections
  • Lesson 5.4
    Electricity hazards
  • Lesson 5.5
    Troubleshoot electrical circuits
  • Lesson 5.6
    Basic electrical theory and principal of magnetism
  • Lesson 5.7
    Transformer basic theory and operation
  • Lesson 5.8
    Identification of components of a simple electrical circuit
  • Lesson 5.9
    Student assessment (Class Test)

• Technical Manuals, Specifications, Schematics, Drawings and Graphs 0/5

  • Lesson 6.1
    Locate specific information in reference materials
  • Lesson 6.2
    Selection of data on service (troubleshooting) charts
  • Lesson 6.3
    Identify and choose correct data for the selection, sizing or checking of installed equipment or components
  • Lesson 6.4
    Identify different types of drawings and components of drawings
  • Lesson 6.5
    Student assessment (Class Test)

• Customer Relations 0/5

  • Lesson 7.1
    Appliances handling techniques
  • Lesson 7.2
    Professional behavior and attitudinal standards
  • Lesson 7.3
    Safety concerns associated with using a customer’s tools
  • Lesson 7.4
    Demonstrate how to identify different types of hostile customers and techniques for reducing their dissatisfaction
  • Lesson 7.5
    Identify personal perceptions and misperceptions regarding cultural differences

• Introduction to Piping and Tubing Systems 0/11

  • Lesson 8.1
    Understand the requirements for the installation of polyethylene pipe and 3.00 fittings
  • Lesson 8.2
    Interpret codes as they apply to testing piping systems
  • Lesson 8.3
    Identify types and uses of pipe hangers and supports
  • Lesson 8.4
    Refer and identify locations for purge points
  • Lesson 8.5
    Identify all types of water service piping and tubing material
  • Lesson 8.6
    Identify the joining methods for water service piping and fittings
  • Lesson 8.7
    Describe the reasons for corrosion protection for gas lines
  • Lesson 8.8
    Explain method for protecting various piping and tubing materials, joints and fittings from corrosion
  • Lesson 8.9
    Selection of gas piping and tubing
  • Lesson 8.10
    Identify and select pipe fittings and valves
  • Lesson 8.11
    Student assessment (Class Test)

• Introduction to Gas Appliances 0/12

  • Lesson 9.1
    Explain the purpose of venting and ventilation
  • Lesson 9.2
    Description of different types of gas vents
  • Lesson 9.3
    Describe types, purpose, and operation of draft hoods
  • Lesson 9.4
    Describe the effect of vent restrictions on appliance draft
  • Lesson 9.5
    Identify and describe operating characteristics, features and methods of heat transfer of non-vented natural gas and propane appliances
  • Lesson 9.6
    Identify burner classification, operation, applications and type
  • Lesson 9.7
    Identify pilot classification
  • Lesson 9.8
    Identify and describe different ignition types and operating characteristics
  • Lesson 9.9
    Describe sensing methods
  • Lesson 9.10
    Discuss requirements of natural and propane installation codes and manufactures instructions
  • Lesson 9.11
    Venting system for the safe reactive pf an appliance
  • Lesson 9.12
    Student assessment (Class Test)