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School of Applied Technology

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Type:
Apprenticeship
Certificate
Campus: North
Program Code:
-
Length:

Two days per week for 35 weeks, beginning in September

CONTACT INFORMATION:
humber.ca/appliedtechnology | 416.675.6622 ext. 78038 | apprenticeship@humber.ca
  • Our Program

    Our Facilities Maintenance Mechanic Apprenticeship program teaches apprentices to operate and maintain hand and power tools and equipment; check and inspect fire safety equipment; inspect and maintain electrical systems, air conditioning systems, plumbing, water treatment systems, domestic appliances, ventilation, laundry systems, roofing; operate, troubleshoot and maintain air compressors, chillers and refrigeration machines, pumps and pumping stations; inspect, test and verify emergency power and lighting systems; operate, monitor and maintain heating systems and low-pressure boilers.

    Your Career

    Your Career

    The City of Toronto has 116 million square feet of office space, making it the largest office centre in Canada. With internal mechanical systems requiring constant mechanical and technical maintenance, there will always be a demand for people skilled in tending all aspects of building systems. Maintain and monitor the electrical, plumbing, heating and air conditioning, ventilation, roofing, and groundskeeping of school buildings, hotels, etc., as well as office buildings.

  • Professional Accreditation

    Apprentices who complete the required in-school training are issued Certificates of Apprenticeship from Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning.

  • Workplacement

    Facilities systems maintenance mechanic apprentices complete a 5,000- to 6,000-hour apprenticeship with 480 hours allocated to in-school training. The in-school training takes place two nights per week from September to June, over two years.

  • Admission Requirement
    • Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent, or mature student status
    • Grade 12 English (C) or (U)
    • Grade 12 Mathematics (C) is recommended
    • A solid background in science is recommended

    Non-academic admission criteria may also be required.

    Note: This apprenticeship is regulated by the Apprenticeship and Certification Act.

    Applicants are required to register through their local Apprenticeship Branch Office of the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU).

Curriculum
  • Semester 1

    Course CodeCourseCredits
    MMAP 112Communications

    Communications

    Course Code: MMAP 112
    Credits: 2
    2
    MMAP 116Plumbing 1

    Plumbing 1

    Course Code: MMAP 116
    Credits: 2

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to install and maintain plumbing fixtures by accessing the plumbing code, reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics, identifying and locating defective area of plumbing system, inspecting water drains, and performing routine maintenance.

    2
    MMAP 131Safety and Tools

    Safety and Tools

    Course Code: MMAP 131
    Credits: 2

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to explain the health hazards and safety risks that are present on the job site and equip themselves for personal protection and general safety. The apprentice is also able to select, use, and maintain hand and power tools.

    2
    MMAP 132Facilities Maintenance 1

    Facilities Maintenance 1

    Course Code: MMAP 132
    Credits: 3

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect, maintain and troubleshoot building envelope by accessing information; conducting visual and physical inspection; repairing/replacing doors/components and windows/components; planning and estimating replacement paint and wall coverings; preparing wall surfaces; applying paint and wall coverings; maintaining ceilings, interior surfaces, exterior brickwork, masonry, cladding, wall appendages, and floor coverings; performing general cleaning procedures; and performing scheduled maintenance on overhead suspended equipment. The apprentice is also able to perform grounds maintenance by accessing information; conducting a visual and physical inspection of exterior grounds; cleaning up grounds; maintaining ground facilities, lawn and garden equipment; maintaining lawns, plants, trees, flora, and shrubs; inspecting, maintaining, and testing irrigation systems, and inspecting and maintaining playground equipment.

    3
    MMAP 133Blueprint Practices

    Blueprint Practices

    Course Code: MMAP 133
    Credits: 1

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to reference building codes, identify and interpret types of architectural, structural and mechanical drawings, sketch views and sections of building components

    1
    MMAP 134Brazing and Welding

    Brazing and Welding

    Course Code: MMAP 134
    Credits: 2

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to set up and operate oxyacetylene and arc welding equipment. The apprentice will prepare weld surfaces, weld, then disconnect and store welding equipment.

    2
    MMAP 135Occupational Calculations

    Occupational Calculations

    Course Code: MMAP 135
    Credits: 1

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to solve trade related calculations and problems involving basic arithmetic, geometry and mathematical functions.

    1
    MMAP 136Electricity

    Electricity

    Course Code: MMAP 136
    Credits: 3
    3

    Semester 2

    Course CodeCourseCredits
    MMAP 215Appliances and Laundry Systems

    Appliances and Laundry Systems

    Course Code: MMAP 215
    Credits: 2

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect, maintain and troubleshoot domestic appliances by accessing information, reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics; inspecting and maintaining domestic electrical appliances; and setting up, leveling, and testing appliances.
    The apprentice is also able to inspect, maintain and troubleshoot laundry systems by accessing information; checking and testing safety devices; and inspecting and maintaining laundry system, components and parts.

    2
    MMAP 233Air Conditioning

    Air Conditioning

    Course Code: MMAP 233
    Credits: 3

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect and maintain air conditioning systems by accessing information; reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics; opening and unsealing window/wall units; maintaining system; monitoring and recording gauge readings; inspecting, cleaning, and winterizing coolant towers; adjusting and monitoring chemical feed pumps; checking for refrigerant leakage; closing in and sealing window or wall units; and preparing and assisting in startup and shutdown procedures.

    3
    MMAP 234Protection and Controls

    Protection and Controls

    Course Code: MMAP 234
    Credits: 1

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect and maintain air conditioning systems by accessing information; reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics; opening and unsealing window/wall units; maintaining system; monitoring and recording gauge readings; inspecting, cleaning, and winterizing coolant towers; adjusting and monitoring chemical feed pumps; checking for refrigerant leakage; closing in and sealing window or wall units; and preparing and assisting in startup and shutdown procedures.

    1
    MMAP 235Heating

    Heating

    Course Code: MMAP 235
    Credits: 3

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect, maintain and troubleshoot heating systems by accessing information, reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics, monitoring and recording gauge readings, checking system and related components, maintaining controls and thermostats, checking and maintaining pumps and motors, and preparing for on-site inspections.

    3
    MMAP 236Water Systems

    Water Systems

    Course Code: MMAP 236
    Credits: 2

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect and maintain water treatment systems by accessing information; reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics; identifying, monitoring, and maintaining chemical balance of water system; and checking and maintaining components of water treatment systems. The apprentice is also able to operate, monitor and maintain domestic water treatment systems and heating and cooling water systems.

    2
    MMAP 237Ventilation Systems

    Ventilation Systems

    Course Code: MMAP 237
    Credits: 3

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to operate and maintain fume/exhaust hoods by accessing information; reading and interpreting blueprints, shop drawings and schematics; and co-ordinating certification for fume/exhaust hoods.
    The apprentice will also be able to inspect, maintain and troubleshoot ventilation systems by accessing information; reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics; inspecting, troubleshooting, and maintaining ventilation systems and components; checking and cleaning ductwork and grills; inspecting and maintaining humidifier systems; and performing scheduled preventative maintenance procedures.

    3
    MMAP 238Facilities Maintenance

    Facilities Maintenance

    Course Code: MMAP 238
    Credits: 3

    Upon successful completion of the reportable subject, the apprentice is able to inspect, test, adjust, repair or replace entry and exit systems and associated hardware; change hardware and software codes for electronic entry systems. The apprentice is able to inspect inside and outside of roof, eaves, and downspouts; perform minor roof repairs; perform preventative and predictive maintenance procedures by accessing information; reading and interpreting blueprints, shop drawings, and schematics; analyzing, planning, preparing and performing preventative maintenance duties; and co-ordinating outside contractors for inspections and corrective work.

    3
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