• Welding to Certification - Monday and/or Wednesday nights

• L.A. City Prep. - Monday nights.

Comprehensive class that will cover “Part 1 - Department Examination” aka the “written” portion of the L.A. City exam. Mainly covering the usage of the AWS D1.1 Structural code book.

“Part 1 - Department Examination” aka the “written” portion of the L.A. City exam. Mainly covering the usage of the AWS D1.1 Structural code book.

-View the documents below for more information.

LADBS - Application Instructions

LADBS - Trade Application

LADBS - Information for Certified Welders

• AutoCAD Open Lab - Monday and/or Wednesday nights.

The large computer lab will be opened for students to use/practice, with an instructor, on the full suite of Autodesk programs.

Instructor: Rafael R. Aguiar

3D scanning in construction is a process that involves using specialized equipment and software to create detailed three-dimensional digital representations of physical objects, structures, or environments within the construction industry.

It provides numerous benefits for designing, planning, and executing construction projects more efficiently and accurately.

• As-Built Documentation: 3D scanning allows for the creation of accurate as-built documentation of existing structures or sites. This is particularly helpful in renovation or restoration projects where precise measurements of the existing conditions are crucial.

• BIM (Building Information Modeling) Integration: 3D scanning is often integrated with Building Information Modeling (BIM) software. The scanned data can be used to create a digital twin of the construction site or building, allowing for better collaboration and coordination among various stakeholders.

• Clash Detection: By superimposing the 3D scan data onto the BIM models, potential clashes between different building elements can be identified before construction, reducing the need for costly changes during construction.

Instructor: Bennett Soohoo

Pre-requisites: Blueprint Reading, Board Detailing, Basic Computers, Basic AutoCAD, and CAD Fab + Database.

Advance CAD compiles the knowledge gained in the previous pre-requisites to begin detailing a “Real World” project. These classes are required to complete the CAD Detailing Program. You will only be allowed 3 absences to qualify as a completed class.

• To receive a trial of the Autodesk software, please read the pdf file below and follow the instructions given.

iTi - Autodesk Learn at Home Licenses

Instructor: Adele M. Collins

Instructor: Steven M. Quinonez

This is a three-night class that will introduce as well as provide detailed instruction on proper installation of the various types of architectural expansion joints.

Instructor: Steven M. Quinonez

Learn the basics of architectural field installation. Contact the JATC before showing up throughout the semester for enrollment.

Instructor: Matthew L. Lang

Pre-requisites: Blueprint Reading, Board Detailing and Basic Computers

This class concentrates on learning the basic operating environment of AutoCAD software. This class is required to complete the CAD Detailing Program. You will only be allowed 3 absences to qualify as a completed class to use as a pre-requisite.

• To receive a trial of the Autodesk software, please read the pdf file below and follow the instructions given.

iTi - Autodesk Learn at Home Licenses

Instructor: Christopher L. Poompan

This 6 night class concentrates on basic computer knowledge including Window O/S, MS Word, Excel and Bluebeam. This course will also cover basic file structure and file management. This class is required to complete the CAD and Revit Detailing Program. You will only be allowed 1 absence to qualify as a completed class to use as a pre-requisite.

Instructor: Trinidad Melendrez

The purpose of this course is to teach you to read, use and interpret Plans and Specifications associated with the Sheet Metal Industry. This class is required to complete the CAD and Revit Detailing Program. You will only be allowed 3 absences to qualify as a completed class to use as a pre-requisite.

Instructor: Trinidad Melendrez

This class uses ITI Detailing curriculum to teach Board and Field Detailing, including coordination and cut sheets. This class is required to complete the CAD and Revit Detailing Program. You will only be allowed 3 absences to qualify as a completed class to use as a pre-requisite.

Instructor: Christopher L. Poompan

Pre-requisites: Blueprint Reading, Board Detailing, Basic Computers, Basic AutoCAD

This is a class that teaches the preeminent Detailing software used in the Sheet Metal Industry. This class is required to complete the CAD Detailing Program. You will only be allowed 3 absences to qualify as a completed class to use as a pre-requisite.

• To receive a trial of the Autodesk software, please read the pdf file below and follow the instructions given.

iTi - Autodesk Learn at Home Licenses

Instructor: Edward Orozco

Learn to duct pressure test by doing the calculations, pressure testing a duct run, and filling out the reports. This is classroom and hands-on.

Instructor: N/A

This is a home study class followed with one night of testing for an EPA Certification. For more information and study materials, click here.

Instructor: Adele M. Collins

Instructor: N/A

(Available Online Through www.sheetmetal-iti.org)

This course will prepare you in the management and maintenance of fire dampers, smoke dampers and combination fire and smoke dampers. At the end of this course, you should be prepared to take the Fire and Smoke Damper Supervisor Certification Exam.

Instructor: Bob Dak

This 4-night course addresses the installation, operation and maintenance of fire dampers, smoke dampers and combination fire and smoke dampers. At the end of this course, you should be prepared to take the Fire and Smoke Damper Technician Certification Exam.

Instructor: Laisene Malauulu

Instructor: Robert Vasquez Jr.

This six-night class will concentrate on building the skills necessary to work as a Foreman.

Instructor: Adele M. Collins

Instructor: John T. Lundgren

Basic Level - will focus on electrical principals. High and low voltage systems and related components will be covered, as well as reading wiring schematics.

Instructor: John T. Lundgren

Intermediate Level - Will focus on refrigeration principals. The refrigeration cycle, basic thermodynamics and refrigeration components will be covered. This class will also cover gas fired heating and brazing copper refrigerant lines.

Instructor: Edward Orozco

Indoor air quality is the air quality within and around buildings and structures. IAQ is known to affect the health, comfort, and well-being of building occupants. Poor indoor air quality has been linked to sick building syndrome, reduced productivity, and impaired learning in schools.

Instructor: Edward Orozco

The purpose of this class is to familiarize a prospective TAB Technician with common operating procedures. These procedures include coding drawings and TAB document setup, familiarization of TAB related tools, collecting data from equipment, duct leakage testing and basic TAB math formulas, ETC. This class is open to Members interested in TAB and members with a TAB certification that have not worked for a TAB contractor yet. This class will also teach the basic principles of test and balance.

Instructor: Matthew A. Collins

Before any tangible object can be fabricated, it first must be imagined in someone’s mind. The process of layout and pattern development serves as the bridge between the mental visualization of an object and its actual fabrication.

Instructor: N/A

This is an online course through www.klg-iti.org that requires 30 hours of online training to be completed within 6 months from the date when you start the course. You must pass each module with a minimum passing score of 70%. You have three chances to pass the OSHA 30 online test. You will receive a temporary certificate upon completion and an OSHA 30 card will be mailed to you. A payment of $117 is required for this course. Proof of payment and a copy of certificate are required in order to get reimbursed by the JATC. Copies of receipts and certificates can be emailed to Max Lai at MaxL@socalsma.org. Option to take the OSHA 30 bundle is also available but must submit at least one additional safety certificate to get reimbursed. Price $ 151.

• If you’ve lost your OSHA card. Fill out the form below to purchase a replacement card

OSHA Replacement Card Form

Click here for additional Information

Instructor: Richard E. Di Ioli

Instructor: Laisene C. Malauulu

This eight-night class covers the safety as well as the basics of operation on large hydraulic press brakes that you may encounter in a sheet metal shop.

Instructor: Rafael R. Aguiar

Instructor: Robert Vasquez Jr.

This course will concentrate on building the skills necessary to work as a Project Manager, including jobsite procedures and communications.

Instructor: Jacob Gonzalez

Pre-requisites: Blueprint Reading, Board Detailing, Basic Computers, Basic AutoCAD, CAD Fab + Database and Advance AutoCAD

The REVIT class will introduce detailers to MEP Fabrication parts, and best practices for project setup, linking drawings, views, annotation, documentation, families, import and export Fabrication (.maj) files. Also intro to Hangerworks a Revit plugin for point loads and seismic.

• To receive a trial of the Autodesk software, please read the pdf file below and follow the instructions given.

iTi - Autodesk Learn at Home Licenses

Instructor: Roberto Garcia

Pre-requisites: Blueprint Reading, Board Detailing, Basic Computers, Basic AutoCAD, CAD Fab + Database, Advance AutoCAD and Revit 1

This class will continue with Revit and includes NavisWorks.

• To receive a trial of the Autodesk software, please read the pdf file below and follow the instructions given.

iTi - Autodesk Learn at Home Licenses

Instructor: Richard E. Di Ioli

This 3-night class covers the OSHA requirement requiring all persons working with cranes to have special training. After passing a test, students receive a rigging/signaling card.

Instructor: Adele M. Collins

Instructor: Richard E. Di Ioli

Instructor: Laura Harris

(Available Online Through www.sheetmetal-iti.org)

This course will teach you how to inspect, test and maintain smoke control systems. At the end of this course, you should be prepared to take the Smoke Control Systems Technician Certification Exam.

In person class begins on Thursday night September 8th for a total of 4 nights.

Instructor: N/A

(Available Online Through www.nemionline.org)

This course will prepare you in the management and maintenance of smoke control systems. At the end of this course, you should be prepared to take the Smoke Control Systems Supervisor Certification Exam.

Instructor: Laura Harris

This class is for the student who has taken the beginning TAB class and is preparing for the TAB certification test.

Instructor: David S. Schnabl

This 6-night class covers the 2019 and the 2022 forms of California’s Building Energy Efficiency Standards and steps required by the standards needed to complete the Level 1 forms. The first 100 members who pass the certification exam will receive $350.

Instructor: David S. Schnabl

This class teaches what is needed to pass the ATT certification exam. You must attend all three class nights to be eligible to take the ATT exam. Pre-requisite – Current TABB certification.

Instructor: Ryan M. Gomez

This class is divided into classroom lessons and hands on field layout in our on-site lab. This class teaches how to operate Trimble robotic total stations (RTS), and data collectors like the new T-100 and Kenai. Lessons will include uploading Trimble files, setting up RTS machine and connecting data collectors to perform layout. Layout will include duck hangers, deck openings wall openings, and capturing existing field conditions.

Instructor: Albert J. Medina

This basic welding course will give students the knowledge and tools to become competent in welding. Class will begin with basic welding electricity and power sources, which will lead into all welding processes in the weld lab.

Instructor: Albert J. Medina

Pre-requisites: Must be a certified welder *Class limited to the first 10 people that sign up*

Laser beam welding (LBW) is a powerful and versatile welding process that uses a focused beam of light to melt and join metals. In this process, a high-powered laser generates a concentrated beam of light that is directed onto the weld joint. LightWELD handheld laser welding and cleaning systems are fast, easy to learn and operate, and produce high quality, consistent results across a wide range of materials and thicknesses.

CWI: Kevin Tinder & Matthew Guzman

Instructor: Aldo Cortez

Certified welders are always in demand. Many welding jobs require certification. Without certified welders our union will forfeit jobs to other trades or non-union workers.

• The welding classes are open entry. Students will work at their own pace. The classes train you to pass the written and practical test for the Los Angeles City license or AWS Certification. View the documents below for more information.

LADBS - Application Instructions

LADBS - Trade Application

LADBS - Information for Certified Welders

• All Los Angeles City certification fees will be paid by the J.A.T.C. upon presentation of the certificate. It is the JATC’s goal to certify every welder and to maintain the edge in training.