This 540 clock hour program requires the completion of 17 weeks of study. This program will familiarize the students with fundamentals of repair and maintenance of commercial, industrial and residential buildings. Students will learn basic fundamentals of how to repair and maintain plumbing, woodwork, painting and electrical switches of commercial, industrial and residential establishments such as factories, office buildings, apartments and homes. Emphasis is also placed on the proper usage of hand tools and power tools.
Program Objectives
This program is designed to provide students with the fundamental skills and knowledge to perform the functions of a Building and Electrical Maintenance worker including usage of structural and woodwork repair, painting, basic electrical repair and plumbing.
Occupational Objectives
Graduates of the program may qualify for entry-level positions as a Building and Electrical Maintenance worker in a residential or commercial setting. Licensure Goal/Requirements: None
Requirements for Graduation: Students must have at a minimum, an accumulative grade point average of 78% or “C” grade, along with a minimum of 70% of the total scheduled program hours attended, in order to be considered for graduation. Pass tests at end of modules and pass final exam, Internship/externship not required.
Program Length/Class Hours
Day: 6 hours a day, 5 days a week, 540 total clock hours, 17 weeks of study
Course Title Clock Hours
Theory, Terminology, Safety 40
Usage of Power and Hand tools 40
Plumbing 60
Structure Repair 100
Basic Electricity 100
Electrical Switches 100
Basic Home Improvement 100
Total Clock Hours 540
Course Description
1. Theory, Terminology and Safety - Students will learn basic theory regarding building maintenance, including professional communication, positive attitude, honesty, self-confidence, work ethic, time management, as well as Cal/OSHA safety regulations that govern the workplace. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
2. Usage of Power and Hand Tools- Students will learn how to identify and use the correct tools when preparing to perform maintenance or repair task. Students will also understand how to properly use the required hand tools or power tools with strict regard to safety in accordance with Cal/OSHA regulations. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
3. Plumbing – Students will learn how to perform basic plumbing repairs in a commercial or residential building. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
4. Structure Repair – Students will learn fundamental repair of wood work and drywall, and how plaster and paint finished surfaces in a commercial and residential setting. Students will also learn how to use common hand and power tools when performing these types of repairs. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
5. Basic Electricity – Students will learn how to work with building electricity safely, and learn basic items such as how to test a circuit breaker using a voltage tester, how to reset a breaker panel; students will also learn how to identify “hot wires” by use of colored wire. Emphasis will be place on safety in accordance with Cal/OSHA safety guidelines. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
6. Electrical Switches – Students will learn how to safely replace a basic, a three-way and a four-way light switch in a building. Students will also learn how to replace an electrical outlet. Emphasis will be place on safety in accordance with Cal/OSHA safety guidelines. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
7. Basic Home Improvement – Students will learn how to perform basic home repairs including painting and decorating, plumbing, electrical and carpentry tasks. Students will also learn how to identify with hand or power tools are required to safely and successfully perform the maintenance. A passing score of 78% is required for test taken at the end of this module.
Final Examination A minimum passing score of 78%, or “C” grade, is required for the Final Comprehensive Examination taken at the end of this program, along with a minimum of 70% of the total scheduled program hours attended, in order to be considered for graduation.
Program Equipment List
PERFORMANCE FACT SHEET 2017 and 2018 Calendar YearsBUILDING MAINTENANCE
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Students are entitled to a list of the job classifications considered in the field of this educational program. To obtain this list, please request from your Sutech School Placement Services representative. GAINFULLY EMPLOYED CATEGORIESIncludes data for the two years prior to reporting Part Time vs. Full Time Employment
Single Position vs. Concurrent Aggregated Positions
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INSTITUTIONAL EMPLOYMENT
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A list of sources used to substantiate salary disclosures is available from the school. To obtain this list, please request from your Sutech School Placement Services representative. Student Initials: Date:Initial only after you have had a sufficient time to read and understand the information COST OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM Total Charges for the program for students completing on-time in 2018: $5,400.00 Additional charges may be incurred if the program is not completed on-time. Student Initials: Date:Initial only after you have had a sufficient time to read and understand the information
FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN DEBT Students at Sutech School of Vocational and Technical Training are not eligible for federal student loans. This institution does not meet the U.S. Department of Education criteria that would allow its students to participate in federal student aid programs. Student Initials: Date:Initial only after you have had a sufficient time to read and understand the information This fact sheet is filed with the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education. Regardless of any information you may have relating to completion rates, starting salaries, or license exam passage rates, this fact sheet contains information which is calculated pursuant to state law.
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STUDENT’S RIGHT TO CANCEL In order to be eligible for a refund students attending Sutech School of Vocational and Technical Training must meet criteria that is outlined in our Refund Policy detailed below: A student has the right to cancel the enrollment agreement and obtain a refund to the paying entity of charges paid through attendance at the first class session, or the seventh day after enrollment, whichever is later. If a student is rejected for training or if a course is canceled, the paying entity will receive a refund of all monies paid within 45 days. A Student may withdraw from school at any time and the paying entity will receive a refund of any paid but unused tuition. If a Student withdraws or is suspended or expelled after the aforementioned 7 day period for cancellation, all tuition and fees (i.e., educational costs), less a registration fee not to exceed $75 shall be refunded on a pro-rata basis. Cancellation shall occur when you provide notice to the institution. Notice must be provided in writing form in person or by mail at 3455 E. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90023; or by fax (323) 262-0459; phone or email notice will not be accepted. If the Student has received federal student financial aid funds, the student is entitled to a refund of moneys not paid from federal student financial aid program funds. The college also provides a pro-rata refund policy for the return of unearned institutional charges if the student cancels an enrollment agreement or withdraws during a period of attendance and has completed 60 percent or less of the period of attendance in their program. The pro rata refund shall be no less than the total amount owed by the student for the portion of the educational program provided subtracted from the amount paid by the student or the paying entity, calculated as follows:
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