Corporate & Industry Training - Fayetteville Technical Community College

Office Information

Center for Business & Industry (CBI – Building 8) – Room 106
2723 Fort Bragg Road, Fayetteville, NC 28303

Phone Number

(910) 678-8230

Email

industrytraining@faytechcc.edu

Many of today’s jobs require employees to continue training and upgrade their skills while on the job.

The Corporate & Industry Training Department offers many courses that will allow you to enhance your skills and qualifications in your current job or prepare you for a new career.

Day and evening classes are offered for your convenience.
You can receive quality training at an affordable cost.
FTCC also offers customized training for local employers wanting to upgrade the skills of their employees.

We strongly encourage those interested in these classes to pre-register at least one week before the class start date.

Automotive

Go to Corporate & Continuing Education’s class schedule page for dates and times.

Commercial Driver's License Program (CDL) - Class “A” Tractor/Trailers

Introduction

This is a 10-week program designed to prepare students for the Commercial Driving License examination. Topics include hours of service reporting, pre-trip/post-trip inspections, driving practice, trip planning and DMV testing. Additional instructional areas will be included to insure students’ success in the commercial truck driving industry.

Enrollment Process

Contact the Transition Tech Recruiter, Pendy Eldridge at transtech@faytechcc.edu or 910-486-3626 for enrollment procedures.

Tuition/Fees: $622.25 (subject to change)

Tuition/Fee – $230.00
DOT Long Form Physical & Drug Screen – $110.00 (Payable at Med-One, Owen Drive)
Drug Screen – $65.00 (Payable at Med-One, Owen Drive, during first week of class)
CDL Class A Permit – $77.00 (Payable at DMV)
Unofficial Driving History – $12.75 (Payable at DMV)
CDL Class A Licenses – $127.50 (Payable at DMV at the conclusion of class)

Introduction

This is a 5-week program designed to prepare students for the Commercial Driving License examination. Topics include hours of service reporting, pre-trip/post-trip inspections, driving practice, trip planning and DMV testing. Additional instructional areas will be included to insure students’ success in the commercial Passenger Bus driving industry.

Enrollment Process

Contact the Eric Smith at smither@faytechcc.edu or 910-486-3909 for enrollment procedures.

Tuition/Fees: $622.25 (subject to change)

Tuition/Fee – $230.00
DOT Long Form Physical & Drug Screen – $110.00 (Payable at Med-One, Owen Drive)
Drug Screen – $65.00 (Payable at Med-One, Owen Drive, during first week of class)
CDL Class A Permit – $77.00 (Payable at DMV)
Unofficial Driving History – $12.75 (Payable at DMV)
CDL Class A Licenses – $127.50 (Payable at DMV at the conclusion of class)

Employment Applications

FTCC and FAST Transit have partnered to offer the Class B License with Passenger Endorsement training program. FAST will cover the tuition and passing students will have the opportunity to work at FAST!

Contact Eric Smith today to get started!
(910) 486-3909

Credential Information: The Commercial Truck Driving, Bus Driving and Hazmat training programs are designed to meet the educational requirements for the United States.

The FTCC CDL Programs is registered by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and certified as a Training Provider.

Load Escort Vehicle Operator Certification

The North Carolina Department of Transportation requires that certified vehicle escort drivers accompany the movement of oversize/overweight loads on the NC highway system. To become certified, you must meet the following requirements:

Certified by another state’s approved program, or
A North Carolina law enforcement officer, or
A person who meets one of the following requirements:
1. At least 21 years of age, or
2. At least 18 years of age with a Class A commercial driver’s license
Has a valid driver’s license without restrictions other than for use of corrective lenses and has a driving history without conviction of driving while impaired or reckless driving in the previous 12 months
Has successfully completed an NCDOT oversize-overweight escort vehicle operator course with certification exam score of at least 75 percent (75%) correct and has received consequent certification by the Department. Certification is valid for four years.
Students are required to complete an 8-hour defensive driving class before they request certification.

Complete information is available on the Connect NCDOT website or by calling 888-221-8166.

This is a self-supporting class; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Credential Information: The Automotive: Load Escort Vehicle Operator Certification course is designed to meet the educational requirements for North Carolina.

Load Escort Vehicle Operator Recertification

This course has been designed for those seeking renewal of their NC Load Escort Vehicle Operator’s Permit.

The NCDOT requires that operators be certified every four years.

Vehicle escort drivers accompany the movement of oversize/overweight loads over the North Carolina highway system.

This course meets the NCDOT requirement for permit renewal certification.

This is a self-supporting class; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Credential Information: The Automotive: Load Escort Vehicle Operator Certification course is designed to meet the educational requirements for North Carolina.

OBD2 Emissions Inspection

This course will certify vehicle emissions inspectors in accordance with the NC Department of Transportation laws. Textbook provided in class.

Students will need to know their Inspection Station Number and have a valid North Carolina Driver’s License when completing paperwork in class.

Also, students will need to go to the NCDOT website, print a copy of the LT-310 form, have the shop owner, partner, or officer sign and date and bring with you on the first day of class.

Class Location: 2723 Fort Bragg Rd. (Center for Business Industry)

Credential Information: The OBD2 Emissions Inspection course is designed to meet the educational requirements for North Carolina.

Vehicle Safety Inspection

This course will certify safety inspectors in accordance with the NC Department of Transportation laws.

Students will need to know their Inspection Station Number and have a valid North Carolina Driver’s License when completing paperwork in class; also, students will need to go to the following link. LT-310 to be completed by Mechanic

Print a copy of the LT-310 form, have the shop owner, partner, or officer sign and date and bring with you on the first day of class.

Class Location: 2723 Fort Bragg Rd. (Center for Business Industry)

Credential Information: The Vehicle Safety Inspection course is designed to meet the educational requirements for North Carolina.

Aviation

Go to Corporate & Continuing Education’s class schedule page for dates and times.

Airframe and Powerplant License Prep Course

The Airframe and Powerplant preparatory course provides a 128-hour self-paced program of study with a certified FAA Airframe and Powerplant facilitator to successfully prepare the student for the three written tests, and the oral and practical test of the FAA Airframe & Powerplant Certificate.

Students are required to provide two signed copies of the FAA 8610-2 form documenting their 30 concurrent hours work experience in both Airframe and Powerplant prior to course registration.

Would you like information about these forms?
Please contact us at: industrtraining@faytechcc.edu

Credential Information: The Airframe and Powerplant License Prep Course is designed to meet the educational requirements for United States.

Building & Construction

Go to Corporate & Continuing Education’s class schedule page for dates and times.

AC/HVAC/Refrigeration

Circuits and Controls

This course provides a simple and accurate understanding of electrical energy fundamentals used in HVAC. Electrical circuit theory, electrical circuit components, wiring systems, and the troubleshooting of circuits and controls in heating and cooling equipment will be the focus of this course.

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EPA Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Certification

This course is designed to prepare technicians for the CFC Recovery/Recycling Certification examination given on the last class date. The course will include a core materials component for small appliance technicians. Further, the characteristics of refrigerants used for short-term, long-term, high, medium, and low-pressure applications will also be covered.
The NC State Board of Refrigeration charges $40.00 for the exam that is given the last day of class.Credential Information: The EPA Refrigerant Recovery/Recycling Certification course is designed to meet the educational requirements for United States.

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Heat Pump Technology

This course is designed to provide a working knowledge and understanding of heat pump technology for those desiring employment in the field of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning as well as those already employed.
This course will address laws of refrigeration air properties, refrigerants and recovery techniques, pressure-temperature relationships, heat transfer, types of systems, basic controls, components, and troubleshooting techniques specifically focused toward heat pump technology.

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Basic Electrical Wiring (Residential)

This course will provide an overview of electrical wiring techniques and is suitable for students with no prior knowledge of electrical theory or installation.

While electrical fundamentals such as Ohm’s law will be examined, emphasis will be placed on the design and installation of residential electrical systems.

Topics will include an overview of:

cable and wire types
calculation of circuit capacity
circuit design
electrical inspections
electrical tools
mapping and tracing circuits
test equipment
troubleshooting

This course provides hands-on training.

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 1

Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.

This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.

This course will also provide information on the rules governing garages, hospitals, assemblies, mobile and manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and parks, pools, fountains, and fire pumps.

This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 2

Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.

This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.

This course will also provide information on wiring methods, materials, and equipment for general use.

This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 3

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 3

Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.

This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.

This course will also provide information on the rules governing garages, hospitals, assemblies, mobile and manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and parks, pools, fountains, and fire pumps.

This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 4

Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.

This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.

It will also provide information on hazardous locations and general use equipment such as switchboard, panel board, lighting fixtures, appliances, motors, and generators.

This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 5

Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.

This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.

It will also provide information on the rules governing garages, hospitals, assemblies, mobile and manufactured homes, recreational vehicles and parks, pools, fountains, and fire pumps.

This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.

Electrical Contractor’s License Renewal – Preparation Unit 6

Electrical contractors are required to complete eight (8) contact hours of continuing education per year to be eligible for relicensing.

This course will provide contractors with updated information on the changes in the National Electric Code, the NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements.

It will also provide information on classified locations; remote signaling and power limited circuits, fire alarm systems, and communication systems circuits.

This is a self-supporting course; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Note: Please bring calculator and current NEC book.

Floor Covering and Tile Installation

This course is designed for those who are interested in learning elements of construction building trades, such as how to install or replace the floor coverings in homes or for commercial projects. During this course you will learn rules of safety for working on site, the appropriate hand-tools to use for various jobs, how to plan, design, select materials, estimate costs, and install solid wood, laminate, tile (ceramic, porcelain, and stone), sheet vinyl, vinyl planks and tiles, and carpeting. This course serves as training for those interested in employment as flooring installers and restorers. In depth hands-on training will be provided for various types of jobs.

Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting Course (RRP)

This course is tailored to provide students with knowledge of the laws and regulations governing the work performed in target housing, child care facilities, and pre-1978 buildings in acceptance with 40 CFR Part 745.

The course will include proper methods of safety and warning signs, disposal of contaminants, clean-up and proper actions, in the containment area.

This is a self-supporting class; fee-exempt status does not apply.

Credential Information: The Lead-Based Paint Renovation, Repair, and Painting Course (RRP) is designed to meet the educational requirements for the United States.

Electric Lineworker

This course has been designed to instruct current and potential electric utility employees pole climbing techniques, electrical safety, equipment assembly and function, truck operations, and circuit voltages.

The Fayetteville PWC has coordinated this training and it may pertain to contractors, cooperative electric, and public or private electrical utilities.

Lineworker Central – FTCC

For Additional information:

Please contact us at industrytraining@faytechcc.edu

Minor Home Repair

Have you found yourself needing help with repairs at home or seeking assistance doing repairs on the job? This class is designed for those who desire to learn to repair various parts of the home inside and outdoors to include how to replace faucets, making plumbing repairs electrical repairs, basic carpentry repairs, roofing repairs, and installation of small appliances. This course is for those who have some experience in completing minor home repairs and wish to learn the correct way to completing repairs at home and professionally.

Spotlight

Electric Lineworker Course

This course is designed to instruct current and potential electric utility employees pole climbing techniques, electrical safety, equipment assembly and function, truck operations, and circuit voltages.

The Fayetteville’s Public Works Commission (PWC) has coordinated this training as it pertains to contractors, cooperative electric & public or private electrical utilities.

Communications

Go to Corporate & Continuing Education’s class schedule page for dates and times.

Fiber Optics I

This course will teach students the basics of fiber optics, fiber-optic networks, fiber-optic splicing procedures, fiber-optic analysis and testing equipment.

This will include use of the Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) and testing equipment that involves fiber-optic link troubleshooting and system design. Each student will have the opportunity to make mechanical and fusion splices that are used in the industry.

Students will also make an operating patch cable with the proper techniques and fiber-optic connectors; requiring that cable pass the minimum loss as required in the field.

Time is devoted to thorough understanding of Fiber Optic terms, design, troubleshooting and testing for correct operation of the finished system.

Upon successful completion of this course, each student will have the option to take the Fiber Optic Association CFOT [Certified Fiber Optic Technician] certification exam – a nationally recognized measure of an entry level Fiber Optic Technician.

Industrial Training

Go to Corporate & Continuing Education’s class schedule page for dates and times.

OSHA Forklift Operator – 24 hrs

This course is designed for inexperienced operators or operators who haven’t driven for some time.

The fundamentals of forklift operation will be covered in detail as well as safety concerns.

This course meets the requirements for OSHA Standard 29 CFR 1910.178(1).

Students will gain experience in operating a lift by negotiating an obstacle course, stacking pallets, and performing other tasks.

Class is limited to 12 students.

GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding) - Tig, Part I

Highly skilled and trained welders are in demand in both the military and civilian sectors.

This tig welding course is designed to teach the fundamentals, knowledge, and skills needed for a successful career in welding.

This course is performance and safety oriented.

NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace

This course provides students with information on electrical standards for safety within the workplace established by the National Fire Protection Association.

Emphasis will be placed on wiring and safety regulations as they apply to low and medium voltage equipment as well as Arch Flash and Blast Hazards.

This is a self-supporting class; fee-exempt status does not apply.

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Course

This is a comprehensive course designed to prepare persons responsible for plant safety in the event of an OSHA inspection.

This course is recognized by the US Department of Labor and taught by an authorized OSHA Construction Safety Outreach Instructor.

It addresses safety management, hazard recognition, inspection process, required safety programs, and areas of general industry most often cited.

The course will include inspections, citation and penalties, material handling, electrical, welding, means of egress, walking and working surfaces, hazardous materials, personal protective equipment, machine safeguarding, and communications. Students who pass the written exam receive Certificates of Completion from the Federal OSHA.

This course is appropriate for safety and human resource professionals, line supervisors, managers, and safety committee representatives, or those who have a need for a deeper understanding of current OSHA standards for their company or plant.

Credential Information: The OSHA Course is designed to meet the educational requirements for the United States.

Welding Technology (Mig, Tig, Stick & Oxyacetylene)

This course is designed to teach you or your apprentices the welding techniques and manipulative skills, required for each welding process.

Train on state-of-the-art welding and cutting machines.

Welding technique is stressed above welding theory as the students must be able to meet the welding performance demands of industry.

This course is performance and safety oriented.

NC Department of Insurance Code Courses

Go to Corporate & Continuing Education’s class schedule page for dates and times.

Time	Event Name	Type	Audience	Presenters	Length	Location	Register
8:30-9:00	Opening Session???		All	Faculty Fellows CFD PD Deans	30 min	HOS Gym	TBD
9:00-9:50	Carnivore Curious?Reduce Inflammation and Improve Energy with an Animal-Based Approach	FD	F/S	Daniela Newland	1hr	TBD	TBD
	Paywalls to Platforms: How Cumberland County Residents Engage with News and Information	HUB	F/S	Joshua James	1hr	TBD	TBD
	EDUNav Training		F	Megan Kolar, Michelle Walden		TBD	TBD
10:00-10:30	Building relationships in online classes through weekly check-ins	FD	F	David McCarter Michelle Robinson	30 min	TBD	TBD
10:30-11:00	Simple steps to creating a secure password and options for Password Management	FD	F/S	Chris Herring	30 min	GCB 207	TBD
10:00-11:00	Navigating SSE: A Beginner’s Guide to Student Success Tolls	FD	F/S	Alysia DeJesus, Katie Rettig, Cameron Harmon	1hr	VCC 219	TBD
	HyFlex: Strengthening Your Teaching Game	ID	F	Jennifer Osborn	1hr	638A HOS	TBD
11:00-12:00	Elevate Your Assessment Plans with AI	FD	F/S	Laura Saunders, Dr. Willie Pomeroy	1hr	VCC	TBD
	ADA Q&A: You’ve got questions, and I’ve got answers!	FD	F/S	Dr. Casey Groover	1hr	TBD	TBD

Time	Event Name	Type	Audience	Presenters	Length	Location	Register
1:00-1:50	Elevation Excellence: Best Practices for Reviewing Scholarship Applications	FD	F/S	Eileen Hatch	1hr	TBD	TBD
	Becoming an SSE (Student Success & Engagement) All-Star!	CS	F/S	Alysia DeJesus, Katie Rettig, Cameron Harmon	1hr	TBD	TBD
2:00-2:50	Unlocking Student Success: Faculty’s Guide to Self-Service Registration and Program Plans	FD	F/S	Ebony Cannon	1hr	VCC computer lab	TBD
	Let’s talk about S.A.P.- Collaborative approaches to addressing Satisfactory Academic Progress	FD	F/S	Dr. Doris Munoz	1hr	TBD	TBD
	EDUNav Training	ID	F	Megan Kolar, Michelle Walden	1hr	TBD	TBD
3:00-3:50	Maximizing Motivation through Positive Psychology in Verbal Communication	HUB	F/S	Dr. Sonny Kelly and Leigh Abel	1hr	CUH AUD	TBD
	Navigating Student Success: The Essential Role of Faculty Advisors	FD	F	Alysia DeJesus, Katie Rettig	1hr	TBD	TBD

Course Section Census Dates From	Aid Must Be Packaged by	Financial Aid Census Date (Must Be Actively Participating in Class as of)	Disbursement Date
Aug 19, 2024	Sep 2, 2024	Sep 3, 2024	Sep 12, 2024
Aug 26, 2024	Sep 2, 2024	Sep 3, 2024	Sep 12, 2024
Sep 19, 2024	Oct 2, 2024	Oct 3, 2024	Oct 11, 2024
Oct 17, 2024	Oct 31, 2024	Nov 1, 2024	Nov 12, 2024
Nov 8, 2024	Nov 18, 2024	Nov 19, 2024	Nov 26, 2024

Course Section Starts	Must Be Actively Participating in Class as of	1st Disbursement Date	Must Be Actively Participating in Class as of	2^nd Disbursement Date	Must Be Actively Participating in Class as of	3rd Disbursement Date
Aug 19, 2024	Sep 3, 2024	Sep 12, 2024	Oct 3, 2024	Oct 11, 2024	Nov 1, 2024	Nov 12, 2024
Sep 9, 2024	Sep 18, 2024	Sep 26, 2024	Oct 3, 2024	Oct 11, 2024	Nov 1, 2024	Nov 12, 2024
Sep 19, 2024	Oct 3, 2024	Oct 11, 2024	Nov 1, 2024	Nov 12, 2024	Nov 19, 2024	Nov 26, 2024
Oct 17, 2024	Nov 1, 2024	Nov 12, 2024	Nov 19, 2024	Nov 26, 2024	Dec 2, 2024	Dec 10, 2024

Course Section Census Dates From	Aid Must Be Packaged by	Financial Aid Census Date (Must Be Actively Participating in Class as of)	Disbursement Date
Aug 19, 2024	Sep 2, 2024	Sep 3, 2024	Sep 12, 2024
Aug 26, 2024	Sep 2, 2024	Sep 3, 2024	Sep 12, 2024
Sep 19, 2024	Oct 2, 2024	Oct 3, 2024	Oct 11, 2024
Oct 17, 2024	Oct 31, 2024	Nov 1, 2024	Nov 12, 2024
Nov 8, 2024	Nov 18, 2024	Nov 19, 2024	Nov 26, 2024

Event	Date
Bookstore Charges	Click here for dates
Refund, Withdrawal, and Incomplete Dates	Click here for dates
1st 8-week and 16-week classes start	January 13, 2025
Audit grades for 1st 8-week classes are due to the Registration and Records Office	January 13, 2025
Audit grades for 16-week classes are due to the Registration and Records Office	January 15, 2025
Census Date: 10% of 1st 8-week session	January 16, 2025
Last day for new 1st 8-week students to be approved for a program	January 16, 2025
Student Break	January 20, 2025 (Martin Luther King Day
Census Date: 10% Point of Term (16-week classes)	January 23, 2025
Last day for currently enrolled students to be approved for a program	January 23, 2025
Last day to withdraw from 1st 8-week classes (90% point)	March 4, 2025
1st 8-week classes end	March 10, 2025
1st 8-week grades submitted via Faculty Grading by noon	March 11, 2025
Student Break	March 11-12, 2025
Last day to drop 2nd 8-week classes for a 100% refund	March 12, 2025
2nd 8-week classes start	March 13, 2025
Audit grades for 2nd 8-week classes are due to the Registration and Records Office	March 13, 2025
Census Date: 10% of 2nd 8-week session	March 18, 2025
Last day for new 2nd 8-week students to be approved for a program	March 18, 2025
Student Break	April 13-20, 2025
Last day to withdraw from 16-week classes (90% point)	May 2, 2025
Last day to withdraw from 2nd 8-week classes (90% point)	May 8, 2025
2nd 8-week and 16-week classes end	May 14, 2025
16-week and 2nd 8-week grades submitted via Faculty Grading by noon	May 15, 2025
Graduation	May 16, 2025

Corporate & Continuing Education: Corporate & Industry Training

Many of today’s jobs require employees to continue training and upgrade their skills while on the job.

The Corporate & Industry Training Department offers many courses that will allow you to enhance your skills and qualifications in your current job or prepare you for a new career.

Day and evening classes are offered for your convenience.

You can receive quality training at an affordable cost.

FTCC also offers customized training for local employers wanting to upgrade the skills of their employees.

Automotive

Commercial Driver's License Program (CDL) - Class “A” Tractor/Trailers

Introduction

Enrollment Process

Tuition/Fees: $622.25 (subject to change)

Aviation

Airframe and Powerplant License Prep Course

Building & Construction

AC/HVAC/Refrigeration

Circuits and Controls

Electric Lineworker Course

This course is designed to instruct current and potential electric utility employees pole climbing techniques, electrical safety, equipment assembly and function, truck operations, and circuit voltages.

The Fayetteville’s Public Works Commission (PWC) has coordinated this training as it pertains to contractors, cooperative electric & public or private electrical utilities.

Communications

Fiber Optics I

Industrial Training

OSHA Forklift Operator – 24 hrs

Class is limited to 12 students.

NC Department of Insurance Code Courses