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BUILD YOUR FUTURE: CROSSWALKNAVY EQUIVALENCY ALIGNMENT

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GETTING STARTED AND DEFINITTIONS

INTRODUCTIONDid you know that nearly 200,000 soldiers are transitioning each year and have a difficult time translating their acquired skills and experience into marketable civilian jobs/careers? Do you receive quite a few military applications, but are challenged by the language and skill set that individuals possess? Hard Hat Heroes has created a task-based alignment that will close that communication gap between employers and veterans. This document will help construction industry hiring representatives identify the knowledge and skills candidates possess, focus on the specific training they need and ultimately place soldiers more effectively.

PURPOSENCCER wants to give credit to military members for the training they received while in the service. Transitioning military and veterans are able to go to veterans.byf.org and submit their existing training to receive NCCER credentials and view the areas where they need additional training.

This alignment is provided to assist hiring managers in identifying the existing knowledge and skills a veteran has and to outline the training he or she needs to be fully competent.

WHAT THIS ALIGNMENT IS ABOUTHard Hat Heroes has identified Navy rates that have training that align directly with NCCER craft training. These codes are organized into sections and a table is provided for each one defining NCCER’s crafts, levels and modules that align to that specific Navy rate. If the training in the military is equivalent to NCCER training, an X will appear under the credit column. If an X does not appear under the credit column then additional training is required for a craft level completion. Each module builds upon one another to accomplish a level completion and this information is tracked in NCCER’s Registry System. An industry-recognized credential is awarded with level completions and each craft usually has three to four levels.

NCCER DEFINITIONS NCCER Curriculum is broken down by craft/discipline, is competency-based, modular in format and compliant with Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship requirements.

CRAFT: Another name for a trade (i.e. carpentry, masonry and welding). NCCER refers to individuals working in a trade as being a craft professional.

MODULE: This is an instructional unit which makes up NCCER’s curriculum levels. These units are generally referred to as chapters in textbooks. Module completions require successful completion of both a written test and performance test when available.

LEVEL: A number of modules designed and sequenced to form approximately one year of training and/or a minimum of 144 hours of instruction.

CREDENTIAL: A document or certificate with NCCER’s stamp of approval stating an individual has completed training in specific craft areas.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Builder ................................................................................................... pg. 1

Construction Electrician ............................................................................. pg.78

Construction Mechanic .............................................................................. pg. 147

Engineering Aide ..................................................................................... pg. 173

Equipment Operator ................................................................................. pg. 230

Steelworker ............................................................................................ pg. 255

Utilitiesman ............................................................................................ pg. 282

FIND YOUR CROSSWALK:

BUILDER NAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS CUCM ....................................................................... PG. 2CUCS........................................................................ PG. 15BUC ......................................................................... PG. 28BU1 ......................................................................... PG. 41BU2 ......................................................................... PG. 54BU3 ......................................................................... PG. 60BUCN ....................................................................... PG. 66BUCA ....................................................................... PG. 72

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CRAFT LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDIT

CORE CURRICULUM

00101-15 Basic Safety x

00102-15 Introduction to Construction Math x

00103-15 Introduction to Hand Tools x

00104-15 Introduction to Power Tools x

00105-15 Introduction to Construction Drawings x

00106-15 Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective)

00107-15 Basic Communication Skills x

00108-15 Basic Employability Skills x

00109-15 Introduction to Material Handling x

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER’s Core curriculum is a prerequisite to all other Level 1 craft curriculum and gives the trainee the basic skills needed to continue education in any craft area he or she chooses.

CORE CURRICULUM: CUCM

PLUMBING 1

02101-12 Introduction to the Plumbing Profession x

02102-12 Plumbing Safety

02103-12 Tools of the Plumbing Trade x

02104-12 Introduction to Plumbing Math x

02105-12 Introduction to Plumbing Drawings x

02106-12 Plastic Pipe and Fittings x

02107-12 Copper Pipe and Fittings x

02108-12 Cast-Iron Pipe and Fittings

02109-12 Carbon Steel Pipe and Fittings x

02110-12 Introduction to Plumbing Fixtures x

02111-12 Introduction to Drain, Waste, and Vent (DWV) Systems x

02112-12 Introduction to Water Distribution Systems x

PLUMBING 2

02201-13 Plumbing Math Two x

02202-13 Reading Commercial Drawings x

02203-13 Structural Penetrations, Insulation, and Fire-Stopping

02204-13 Installing and Testing DWV Piping x

02205-13 Installing Roof, Floor, and Area Drains

02207-13 Types of Valves x

02206-13 Installing and Testing Water Supply Piping x

02208-13 Installing Fixtures and Valves x

02210-13 Basic Electricity x

02209-13 Installing Water Heaters x

02211-13 Fuel Gas Systems

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER’s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Plumbing Tools, Types of Valves and Potable Water Treatment.

PLUMBING: CUCM

PLUMBING 3

02301-14 Applied Math x

02312-14 Sizing and Protecting the Water Supply System

02303-14 Potable Water Supply Treatment

02305-14 Types of Venting x

02306-14 Sizing DWV and Storm Systems

02307-14 Sewage Pumps and Sump Pumps

02308-14 Corrosive-Resistant Waste Piping

02309-14 Compressed Air

02311-14 Service Plumbing x

PLUMBING 4

02401-14 Business Principles for Plumbers

46101-11 Fundamentals of Crew Leadership

02403-14 Water Pressure Booster and Recirculation Systems

02404-14 Indirect and Special Waste

02405-14 Hydronic and Solar Heating Systems

02406-14 Codes

02408-14 Private Water Supply Systems

02049-14 Private Waste-Disposal Systems

02410-14 Swimming Pools and Hot Tubs

02411-14 Plumbing for Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers

02412-14 Introduction to Medical Gas and Vacuum Systems

PLUMBING: CUCM

ELECTRICAL 1

26101-14 Orientation to the Electrical Trade x

26102-14 Electrical Safety x

26103-14 Introduction to Electrical Circuits x

26104-14 Electrical Theory

26205-14 Introduction to the National Electrical Code® x

26106-14 Device Boxes x

26107-14 Hand Bending x

26108-14 Raceways and Fittings x

26109-14 Conductors and Cables

26110-14 Basic Electrical Construction Drawings x

26111-14 Residential Electrical Systems x

26112-14 Electrical Test Equipment x

ELECTRICAL 2

26201-14 Alternating Current

26202-14 Motors: Theory and Application

26203-14 Electric Lighting x

26204-14 Conduit Bending x

26205-14 Pull and Junction Boxes x

26206-14 Conductor Installations

26207-14 Cable Tray

26208-14 Conductor Terminations and Splices

26209-14 Grounding and Bonding

26210-14 Circuit Breakers and Fuses x

26211-14 Control Systems and Fundamental Concepts

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

ELECTRICAL: CUCM

ELECTRICAL 3

26301-14 Load Calculations - Branch and Feeder Circuits

26302-14 Conductor Selection and Calculations

26303-14 Practical Applications of Lighting

26304-14 Hazardous Locations

26305-14 Overcurrent Protection

26306-14 Distribution Equipment

26307-14 Transformers

26308-14 Commercial Electrical Services

26309-14 Motor Calculations

26310-14 Voice, Data, and Video

26311-14 Motor Controls

ELECTRICAL 4

26401-14 Load Calculations - Feeders and Services

26402-14 Health Care Facilities

26403-14 Standby and Emergency Systems

26404-14 Basic Electronic Theory

26405-14 Fire Alarm Systems

26406-14 Specialty Transformers

26407-14 Advanced Controls

26408-14 HVAC Controls

26409-14 Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection

26410-14 Motor Operation and Maintenance

26411-14 Medium-Voltage Terminations/Splices

26412-14 Special Locations

ELECTRICAL: CUCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

27101-13 Orientation to the Trade x

27102-13 Building Materials, Fasteners, and Adhesives x

27103-13 Hand and Power Tools x

27104-13 Introduction to Construction Drawings, Specifications, and Layout

27105-13 Floor Systems x

27111-13 Wall Systems x

27112-13 Ceiling Joist and Roof Framing x

27110-13 Basic Stair Layout x

27109-13 Introduction to Building Envelope Systems

CARPENTRY 2

27202-13 Roofing Applications x

27203-13 Thermal and Moisture Protection

27204-13 Exterior Finishing x

27205-13 Cold-Formed Steel Framing x

27206-13 Drywall Installation

27207-13 Drywall Finishing

27208-13 Doors and Door Hardware x

27209-13 Suspended Ceilings

27210-13 Window, Door, Floor, and Ceiling Trim x

27211-13 Cabinet Installation

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This four-level curriculum covers content such as Building Materials, Cabinet Fabrication and Advanced Wall Systems.

CARPENTRY: CUCM

CARPENTRY 3

27303-14 Properties of Concrete x

38101-11 Rigging Equipment

38102-11 Rigging Practices

27306-14 Trenching and Excavating

27304-14 Reinforcing Concrete x

27307-14 Foundations and Slab-on-Grade x

27308-14 Vertical Formwork

27309-14 Horizontal Formwork

27305-14 Handling and Placing Concrete x

27310-14 Tilt-up Wall Panels

CARPENTRY 4

27401-14 Site Layout One - Differential Leveling

27402-14 Site Layout Two - Angular and Distance Measurements

27403-14 Advanced Roof Systems

27404-14 Advanced Wall Systems x

27405-14 Advanced Stair Systems x

27406-14 Introduction to Construction Equipment

27407-14 Introduction to Oxyfuel Cutting and Arc Welding

27409-14 Site Preparation

CARPENTRY: CUCM

MASONRY 128101-13 Introduction to Masonry x

28106-13 Masonry Safety x

28102-13 Masonry Tools & Equipment x

28103-13 Measurements, Drawings, and Specifications x

28104-13 Mortar x

28105-13 Masonry Units and Installation Techniques

MASONRY 228201-14 Residential Plans and Drawing Interpretation

28202-14 Residential Masonry

28203-14 Reinforced Masonry x

28204-14 Masonry Openings and Metalwork

28205-14 Advanced Laying Techniques x

28206-14 Effect of Climate on Masonry

28207-14 Construction Inspection and Quality Control

MASONRY 328301-14 Elevated Masonry

28302-14 Specialized Materials and Techniques

28303-14 Repair and Restoration

28304-14 Commercial Drawings

28305-14 Estimating

28306-14 Site Layout - Distance Measurement and Leveling

28308-14 Stone Masonry

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This three-level curriculum encompasses modules such as Mortar, Metalwork in Masonry and Estimating.

MASONRY: CUCM

CONCRETE FINISHING 1

23101 Introduction to Concrete Construction and Finishing x

23102 Safety Requirements x

23103 Properties of Concrete x

23104 Tools and Equipment x

23105 Preparing for Placement x

23106 Placing Concrete x

23107 Finishing, Part One x

23108 Curing and Protecting Concrete x

23109 Introduction to Troubleshooting x

23201 Properties of Concrete, Part Two x

23202 Estimating Concrete Quantities x

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

23205 Architectural Finishes

23206 Industrial Floors

23207 Superflat Floors

23208 Surface Treatments

23209 Quality Control

23210 Making Repairs x

CONCRETE FINISHING: CUCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP 1 46101-11 Fundamentals of Crew Leadership x

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CUCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

PROJECT SUPERVISION 1MT201-01 Orientation to the Job x

MT202-01 Human Relations and Problem Solving x

MT203-01 Safety x

MT204-01 Quality Control x

MT205-01 Contract and Construction Documents x

MT206-01 Document Control and Estimating x

MT207-01 Planning and Scheduling x

MT208-01 Resource Control and Cost Awareness x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 1

44101-08 Introduction to Project Management x

44102-08 Safety x

44103-08 Interpersonal Skills x

44104-08 Issues and Resolutions x

44105-08 Construction Documents x

44106-08 Construction Planning x

44107-08 Estimating and Cost Control x

44108-08 Scheduling x

44109-08 Resource Control

44110-08 Quality Control and Assurance x

44111-08 Continuous Improvement x

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CUCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

CRAFT / TOPIC LEVEL MODULE MODULE TITLE CREDITAdditional credit given for modules from the following craft titles.

SUSTAINABLE CONSTRUCTION 70101-15 Your Role In the Green Environment x

SAFETY TECHNOLOGY V5 75218-03 Environmental Awareness x

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CUCMModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CUCS

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CUCS

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CUCS

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CUCS

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CUCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CUCS

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CUCS

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CUCS

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CUCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CUCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

PROJECT SUPERVISION 1MT201-01 Orientation to the Job

MT203-01 Safety

MT204-01 Quality Control

MT205-01 Contract and Construction Documents

MT206-01 Document Control and Estimating

MT208-01 Resource Control and Cost Awareness

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

44105-08 Construction Documents

44107-08 Estimating and Cost Control

44110-08 Quality Control and Assurance

44111-08 Continuous Improvement

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CUCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CUCSModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: BUC

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: BUC

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: BUC

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: BUC

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: BUCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: BUC

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: BUC

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: BUC

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: BUCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: BUCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: BUCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: BUCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: BUCModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: BU1

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: BU1

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: BU1

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: BU1

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: BU1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: BU1

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: BU1

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: BU1

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: BU1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: BU1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: BU1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: BU1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: BU1Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: BU2

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: BU2

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: BU2

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

CONCRETE FINISHING: BU2

SHEET METAL 2 04202-08 Plans and Specifications x

CORE CURRICULUM

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: BU3

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: BU3

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: BU3

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: BU3

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: BUCN

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: BUCN

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: BUCN

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: BUCN

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: BUCN

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: BUCNModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: BUCA

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: BUCA

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: BUCA

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: BUCA

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: BUCA

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: BUCAModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CONSTRUCTION ELECTRICIANNAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS UCCM ....................................................................... PG. 79CECS ........................................................................ PG. 92CEC .......................................................................... PG. 105CE1 .......................................................................... PG. 118CE2 ......................................................................... PG. 131CE3 ......................................................................... PG. 135CECN ........................................................................ PG. 139CECA ........................................................................ PG. 143

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UCCM

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UCCM

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UCCM

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: UCCM

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: UCCM

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: UCCM

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: UCCM

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety x

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UCCMModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CECS

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CECS

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CECS

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CECS

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CECSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CECS

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CECS

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CECS

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CECSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CECSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CECSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CECSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CECSModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CEC

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CEC

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CEC

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CEC

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CECCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CEC

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CEC

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CEC

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CECCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CECCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CECCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CECCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CECModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CE1

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CE1

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CE1

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CE1

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CE1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CE1

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CE1

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CE1

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CE1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CE1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CE1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CE1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CE1Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CE2

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CE2Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CE3

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CE3Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CECN

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CECN

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CECNCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CECNModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CECA

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CECA

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CECACRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CECAModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CONSTRUCTION MECHANICNAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS EQCM ....................................................................... PG. 148CM3 ......................................................................... PG. 161CMCN ....................................................................... PG. 165CMCA ....................................................................... PG. 169

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EQCM

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: EQCM

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: EQCM

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: EQCM

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: EQCM

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: EQCM

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: EQCM

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety x

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EQCMModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CM3

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC 1

32102-07 Tools of the Trade x

32103-07 Fasteners and Anchors

32104-07 Oxyfuel Cutting

32105-07 Gaskets and Packing x

32106-07 Craft-Related Mathematics

32107-07 Construction Drawings

32108-07 Pumps and Drivers

32109-07 Valves x

32110-07 Introduction to Test Instruments x

32111-07 Material Handling and Hand Rigging

32112-07 Mobile and Support Equipment

32113-07 Lubrication x

32201-07 Basic Layout

32202-07 Introduction to Piping Components

32203-07 Copper and Plastic Piping Practices

32204-07 Introduction to Ferrous Metal Piping Practices

32205-07 Identify, Install, and Maintain Valves x

32206-07 Hydrostatic and Pneumatic Testing

32207-07 Introduction to Bearings x

32208-07 Low-Pressure Steam Systems

32209-07 High-Pressure Steam Systems and Auxiliaries

32210-07 Distillation Towers and Vessels

32211-07 Heaters, Furnaces, Heat Exchangers, Cooling Towers, and Fin Fans

32212-07 Introduction to Tube Work

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER’s four-level curriculum covers topics such as Oxyfuel Cutting, Introduction to Piping Components, and Laser Alignment.

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC: CM3

32301-08 Advanced Trade Math

32302-08 Precision Measuring Tools

32303-08 Installing Bearings x

32304-08 Installing Couplings

32305-08 Setting Baseplates and Prealignment

32306-08 Conventional Alignment

32307-08 Installing Belt and Chain Drives

32308-08 Installing Mechanical Seals

32401-09 Preventative and Predictive Maintenance

32402-09 Advanced Blueprint Reading

32403-09 Compressors and Pneumatic Systems

32304-09 Reverse Alignment

32405-09 Laser Alignment

32406-09 Introduction to Supervisory Skills

32407-09 Troubleshooting and Repairing Pumps

32408-09 Troubleshooting and Repairing Gearboxes

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC: CM3

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CM3Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CMCN

32109-07 Valves x

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC: CMCN

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CMCNModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CMCA

32109-07 Valves x

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE MECHANIC: CMCA

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CMCAModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

ENGINEERING AIDENAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS CUCM ..................................................................... PG. 174CUCS ...................................................................... PG. 187 EAC ........................................................................ PG. 200EA1 ........................................................................ PG. 205EA2 ........................................................................ PG. 210EA3 ........................................................................ PG. 215EACN ...................................................................... PG. 220EACA ...................................................................... PG. 225

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety x

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CUCM ENGINEERING AIDE

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDECRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDE CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CUCS ENGINEERING AIDEModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

00104-15 Introduction to Power Tools

00106-15 Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective) (optional)

CORE CURRICULUM: EAC

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS 1

22101-12 Orientation to the Trade

22102-12 Heavy Equipment Safety

22103-12 Identification to Heavy Equipment

22014-12 Basic Operational Techniques

22105-12 Utility Tractors

22201-12 Introduction to Earthmoving

22106-12 Grades, Part One x

22202-13 On-Road Dump Trucks

22204-13 Scrapers

22205-13 Loaders

22206-13 Rough Terrain Forklifts

22207-13 Excavation Math

22209-13 Interpreting Civil Drawings x

22210-13 Site Work

22212-13 Skid Steers

22308-13 Soils x

22307-14 Finishing and Grading

22203-14 Compaction Equipment

22303-14 Backhoes

22310-14 Off-Road Dump Trucks

22302-14 Dozers

22304-14 Excavators

22305-14 Motor Graders

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: NCCER offers a three-level curriculum which will guide the trainee through modules covering each major piece of heavy equipment, as well as topics such as Civil Blueprint Reading, Soils and Paving.

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: EAC

HIGHWAY/HEAVY CONSTRUCTION 1

36101-01 Introduction to the Trade x

36102-01 Trucks

36103-01 Heavy Equipment

36104-01 Cranes

36105-01 Below-Grade Construction

36106-01 Earthmoving

36107-01 Plant Operations

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-level curriculum that encompasses math skills and understanding of heavy equipment operations, safety, earthmoving, hand tools and traffic regulations.

HIGHWAY/HEAVY CONSTRUCTION: EAC

SITE LAYOUT 178101-04 Introduction to Site Layout x

78102-04 Surveying Math x

78103-04 Survey Equipment Use and Care One x

78104-04 Blueprint Reading for Surveyors x

SITE LAYOUT 278201-04 Advanced Surveying Math x

78202-04 Survey Equipment Use and Care Two, EDMIs and Total Stations x

78203-04 Control Setup x

78204-04 Boundary and Topography Surveys x

78205-04 Data Collection and Basic Computer Skills x

78206-04 Concrete Properties and Quality Control x

78207-04 Means and Methods x

CRAFT DESCRIPTION: Site layout is an important phase of any construction activity from beginning to end. Topics covered in this two-level curriculum include Surveying Math, Blueprint Reading for Surveyors, and Control Setup.

SITE LAYOUT: EAC

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EACModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

00106-15 Introduction to Basic Rigging (optional)

CORE CURRICULUM: EA1

22204-13 Scrapers

22205-13 Loaders

22210-13 Site Work

22308-13 Soils x

22303-14 Backhoes

22302-14 Dozers

22304-14 Excavators

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: EA1

36102-01 Trucks

36104-01 Cranes

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

HIGHWAY/HEAVY CONSTRUCTION: EA1

78102-04 Surveying Math

78104-04 Blueprint Reading for Surveyors

SITE LAYOUT: EA1

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EA1Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

22204-13 Scrapers

22205-13 Loaders

22210-13 Site Work

22308-13 Soils x

22303-14 Backhoes

22302-14 Dozers

22304-14 Excavators

36102-01 Trucks

36104-01 Cranes

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

SITE LAYOUT: EA2

CORE CURRICULUM

00106-15 Introduction to Basic Rigging (elective) (optional)

22204-13 Scrapers

22205-13 Loaders

22210-13 Site Work

22308-13 Soils x

22303-14 Backhoes

22302-14 Dozers

22304-14 Excavators

36102-01 Trucks

36104-01 Cranes

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

SITE LAYOUT: EA3

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EACN

22204-13 Scrapers

22205-13 Loaders

22210-13 Site Work

22308-13 Soils

22303-14 Backhoes

22302-14 Dozers

22304-14 Excavators

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: EACN

36102-01 Trucks

36104-01 Cranes

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

HIGHWAY/HEAVY CONSTRUCTION: EACN

78203-04 Control Setup

78204-04 Boundary and Topography Surveys

SITE LAYOUT: EACN

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EACNModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EACA

22204-13 Scrapers

22205-13 Loaders

22210-13 Site Work

22308-13 Soils x

22303-14 Backhoes

22302-14 Dozers

22304-14 Excavators

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: EACA

36102-01 Trucks

36104-01 Cranes

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

HIGHWAY/HEAVY CONSTRUCTION: EACA

SITE LAYOUT: EACA

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EACAModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

EQUIPMENT OPERATORNAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS EQCM ...................................................................... PG. 231EO3 ........................................................................ PG. 244EOCN ...................................................................... PG. 249EOCA ....................................................................... PG. 252

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EQCM

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: EQCM

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: EQCM

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: EQCM

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: EQCM

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: EQCM

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: EQCM

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety x

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: EQCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EQCMModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EO3

22102-12 Heavy Equipment Safety x

22103-12 Identification to Heavy Equipment x

22014-12 Basic Operational Techniques x

22105-12 Utility Tractors x

22201-12 Introduction to Earthmoving x

22202-13 On-Road Dump Trucks x

22204-13 Scrapers x

22205-13 Loaders x

22210-13 Site Work x

22212-13 Skid Steers x

22308-13 Soils x

22303-14 Backhoes x

22310-14 Off-Road Dump Trucks x

22302-14 Dozers x

22304-14 Excavators x

22305-14 Motor Graders x

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS: EO3

36102-01 Trucks

36103-01 Heavy Equipment x

36104-01 Cranes

36106-01 Earthmoving x

36108-01 Paving

36109-01 Structures

HIGHWAY/HEAVY CONSTRUCTION: EO3

78102-04 Surveying Math

78104-04 Blueprint Reading for Surveyors

78201-04 Advanced Surveying Math

SITE LAYOUT 278202-04 Survey Equipment Use and Care Two, EDMIs and Total Stations

78205-04 Data Collection and Basic Computer Skills

78206-04 Concrete Properties and Quality Control

78207-04 Means and Methods

SITE LAYOUT: EO3

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EO3Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EOCN

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: EOCNCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EOCNModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: EOCA

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: EOCACRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: EOCAModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

STEELWORKERNAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS CUCM ...................................................................... PG. 256CUCS....................................................................... PG. 269

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CUCM STEELWORKER

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CUCM STEELWORKER

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CUCM STEELWORKER

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CUCM STEELWORKER

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CUCM STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CUCM STEELWORKER

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CUCM STEELWORKER

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CUCM STEELWORKER

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CUCM STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CUCM STEELWORKER CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCM STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety x

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CUCM STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CUCM STEELWORKERModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: CUCS STEELWORKER

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: CUCS STEELWORKER

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: CUCS STEELWORKER

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: CUCS STEELWORKER

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: CUCS STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: CUCS STEELWORKER

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: CUCS STEELWORKER

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: CUCS STEELWORKER

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: CUCS STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: CUCS STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: CUCS STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: CUCS STEELWORKERCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: CUCS STEELWORKERModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

UTILITIESMANNAVY RATES FOR THE FOLLOWING CLASSIFICATIONS UCCM ............................................................................ PG. 283UTCS ............................................................................. PG. 296UTC .............................................................................. PG. 309UT1 ............................................................................... PG. 322UT2 .............................................................................. PG. 335UT3 .............................................................................. PG. 339UTCN ............................................................................ PG. 343UTCA ............................................................................. PG. 347

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UCCM

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UCCM

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UCCM

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: UCCM

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: UCCM

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: UCCM

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: UCCM

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety x

PROJECT SUPERVISION: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety x

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: UCCMCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UCCMModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UTCS

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UTCS

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UTCS

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: UTCS

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: UTCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: UTCS

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: UTCS

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: UTCS

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: UTCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: UTCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: UTCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: UTCSCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UTCSModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UTC

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UTC

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UTC

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: UTC

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: UTCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: UTC

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: UTC

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: UTC

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: UTCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: UTCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

PROJECT SUPERVISION: UTCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: As a one-level curriculum, Project Supervision covers topics such as Human Relations and Problem Solving, Safety and Quality Control.

44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: UTCCRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UTCModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UT1

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UT1

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UT1

ELECTRICAL 1

ELECTRICAL 2

26207-14 Cable Tray

ELECTRICAL: UT1

ELECTRICAL 3

ELECTRICAL 4

ELECTRICAL: UT1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: To prepare trainees for a career in the electrical field, NCCER offers a comprehensive, four-level Electrical curriculum that complies with DOL time-based standards for apprenticeship.

CARPENTRY 1

CARPENTRY 2

CARPENTRY: UT1

CARPENTRY 3

CARPENTRY 4

CARPENTRY: UT1

28104-13 Mortar x

28305-14 Estimating

MASONRY: UT1

23203 Forming x

23204 Site Concrete

CONCRETE FINISHING: UT1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This two-level curriculum covers a range of specific content such as the characteristics of concrete, using concrete as a building material and the process of curing concrete.

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP: UT1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This is a one-module curriculum teaches the skills needed to be an effective leader including the ability to communicate effectively, provide direction to a crew and effectively plan and schedule the work of a crew.

MT203-01 Safety

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44102-08 Safety

PROJECT MANAGEMENT: UT1CRAFT DESCRIPTION: This one-level curriculum covers topics such as Construction Documents, Resource Control and Continuous Improvement.

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UT1Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials..

CORE CURRICULUM

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UT2

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UT2

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UT2Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UT3

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UT3

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UT3Module credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UTCN

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UTCN

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UTCN

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UTCNModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

CORE CURRICULUM

CORE CURRICULUM: UTCA

PLUMBING 1

PLUMBING 2

PLUMBING: UTCA

PLUMBING 3

PLUMBING 4

02406-14 Codes

PLUMBING: UTCA

ADDITIONAL TOPICS: UTCAModule credit can be earned within these different topics. Some of these modules are related to craft levels while others are standalone credentials.

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