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10 Hour OSHA Outreach Training Online

2011-10-06T10:24:00.000-07:00

10 hours Cost: $89.00

Accepted by OSHA. OSHA 10-hour, 30-hour Outreach Training Courses online! Course Provider is 360training.com. Upon completion of the 10-hour & 30-hour course, you will receive a completion card from the Department of Labor within 4-8 weeks.

Course Information:
Name: OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Certification Course with Study Guide
Expiration date: 6 months from registration
Provider Name: 360training.com

Course Description:
This module covers a minimum of ten (10) hours of courses, required by the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OSHA), which apply toward 10-hour General Industry course completion card. This course is comprised of 10 training modules, covering topics pertaining to regulations covered by Standard 29 CFR 1910. The successful completion of this course will help you to identify common hazards and the proper methods to reduce the risk to yourself.

At the end of every lesson, you will be given a short quiz to test your knowledge of the material presented in every module. These lesson quizzes will help you prepare for the 10 question module quizzes and ultimately for the final exam. You will be able to view every assessment result, which answers you got wrong and right, and feedback as to why the right answer is the most correct.

You must score at least 70% on each module quiz to move forward in the course. You will be given up to THREE opportunities to pass each module quiz.

Once you have successfully completed all of the modules, you must pass a final exam to receive full credit for the course. The exam is 20 questions long and will test your knowledge on information covered throughout the course. You must make a score of at least 70% to pass this course.

You will be given up to THREE opportunities to pass the final exam. Failure to successfully pass the Final Exam will result in being locked out of this online training program, and you will no longer be able to take the Outreach training in an online format.

Course Completion:

NOTE: Remember OSHA REQUIRES THE OUTREACH COURSE AND THE END OF COURSE SURVEY BOTH BE COMPLETED WITHIN SIX (6) MONTHS OF BEGINNING THE COURSE OR A DOL CARD WILL NOT BE ISSUED!

Upon successful completion of this course and the accompanying survey, you will receive a completion card from the provider of this course on behalf of the Department of Labor. This completion card will normally take 4-8 weeks to process and ship.
YOU MUST COMPLETE THE SURVEY AT THE END OF THIS TRAINING TO RECEIVE YOUR DOL CARD.

Once you complete the course, you will be provided with a completion certificate which will be available through your My Training page. Please be aware the certificate is not an official document. It serves only as evidence of your completion of the course until you receive your official Department of Labor card in the mail.

To Get Started, click HERE to enter our OSHA Outreach Enroll Page

YouTrainOnline.com Campus Blog: Join Us for Online Courses!

2011-09-22T10:22:00.000-07:00

YouTrainOnline.com Campus Blog: Join Us for Online Courses!: Online Courses for Electrician, Engineer, HVACR Technician…environmental training, Greenguide courses, industrial skills, Safety training JO...

Join Us for Online Courses!

2011-09-22T10:19:00.000-07:00

Online Courses for Electrician, Engineer, HVACR Technician…environmental training, Greenguide courses, industrial skills, Safety training JOIN US!

YouTrainOnline.com is offering TEN great course packages, so if you’re in need of Engineer PDH, Don’t Wait! Sign up now!

Be sure to visit our entire course library. You’ll find these ASHRAE Package titles:

· Fundamentals to HVAC Systems

· Air Conditioning System Design Manual

· Fundamentals Standard 62.1: Ventilation and Acceptable Indoor Air Quality

· Fundamentals of HVAC Control Systems

· Fundamentals of Standard 90.1 for Architects

· Advanced Energy Design for Small Retail Buildings

· Sustainable Buildings and High Performance Systems Design (Greenguide)

· Introduction to Digital Controls for HVAC

· Refrigeration Equipment

· Fundamentals of Refrigeration

Safety for the HVAC Technician – Electrical Safety

2011-09-13T07:13:00.000-07:00

Safety for the HVAC Technician – Electrical Safety
overview of 2.0 Hour Course
Available Now, Click Here to Register

This module explains the electric hazards, their effect on human body and precautions related to such hazards.

Upon the completion you will be able to:

1. Explain how electric currents pass through the body.
2. Describe the types of injuries caused due to electrical shocks.
3. List the factors that affect the resistance around the body.
4. Describe the factors that determine the extent of injury caused due to electric currents.
5. Identify the different forms of burn injuries that can be caused due to electricity.
6. List the precautions for HVACR technicians when working with “hot” lines.
7. Identify electrical hazards related to: o fuses and circuit breakers o overhead wires o exposed wiring o overloaded circuits o improper grounding o wet conditions
8. Describe what a GFCI is and how it operates.
9. Explain the proper use of PPE when working on or near electrical equipment.
10. Describe the three potential electrical hazards for which the NFPA recommends the use of PPE.
11. List the different hazard categories for electrical work defined by the NFPA 70E.
12. Explain how to choose the appropriate electrical meter.
13. Describe proper lockout/tagout methods.

Topic 1: Electrical Injuries

· The Human Body and Resistance to Electric Current

· Injuries Due to Electrical Shocks

· Electric Voltage and Injuries

Topic 2: How Electrical Shocks Happen

· The Body as Path of Least Resistance

· Check-Point Question: Resistance Offered by Body to the Current

Topic Summary Topic 3: Electrical Burns

· Burns from Direct Contact with Current

· Burns from High-Amperage Current

· Check-Point Question: Effect of Electric Current on Body

Topic Summary Topic 4: Electrical Hazards—Precautions and Identification

· Precautions for Working with “Hot” Lines

· Two Conditions for Receiving an Electric Shock

· Fuses and Circuit Breakers

· Overhead Wires

· Exposed Wiring

· Check-Point Question: Do’s and Don’ts while Working with “Hot” Lines

· What Causes Overloaded Circuits?

· How to Avoid Overloaded Circuits

· Need for Grounding Protection

· Grounding for Water and Gas Piping

· Wet Conditions

· Check-Point Question: Electric Shocks and Precautions

Topic Summary Topic 5: Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters

· What is a Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter?

· Types of GFCI

· Check-Point Question: Features of GFCI

Topic Summary Topic 6: Personal Protective Equipment

· Using PPE

· NFPA 70E

· Standard 70E: Use of PPE

· NFPA 70E Hazard Categories

· Check-Point Question: Three Potential Hazards

· Check-Point Question: Class of Risk and Examples

Topic Summary Topic 7: Meter Safety and Lockout/Tagout Procedures

· Selecting an Electrical Meter

· The Need for Lockout/Tagout Procedures

· How Lockout/Tagout Procedures Work

· OSHA Practices

· Lockout/Tagout Procedures

· More Safety Standards

· Disabling the Equipment

· Safety First

· Check-Point Question: Steps in Lockout/Tagout Procedures

· Topic Summary

· Assessment

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Using PPE, NFPA 70E, Standard 70E: Use of PPE, NFPA 70E Hazard Categories How Lockout/Tagout Procedures Work, OSHA Practices, Lockout/Tagout Procedures, More Safety Standards, Disabling the Equipment, Safety First

Boiler Repair Online Course Package

2011-09-08T06:59:00.000-07:00

Industrial Skills Library | Safety Library

Boiler Repair Package
6.0 Hours Cost: $65.00

Courses in this Package Include:

1. 273-01 Boiler Tube Repair

2. 273-02 Inspecting the Fireside of a Boiler I

3. 273-03 Inspecting the Fireside of a Boiler II

4. 273-04 Inspecting the Waterside of a Boiler

5. 273-05 Inspecting a Boiler’s Exterior

6. 273-06 Waterside Cleaning of a Boiler

Boiler Tube Repair:

Upon completion of this lesson, you’ll be able to describe different types of tube assemblies which may need repair in a boiler. You’ll be able to list common causes of these leaks and procedures for repairing the tube and tube assemblies.

Inspecting the Fireside of a Boiler I:

Upon completion of this lesson you’ll be able to explain some specific items to look for when doing a fireside inspection on the watertubes of a large watertube boiler.

For further descriptions of the courses included in the Boiler Repair Package, please visit our Industrial Skills/Safety Course Campus to get started by clicking HERE.

Personal Protective Equipment Online course

2011-09-05T10:35:00.000-07:00

Safety for the HVAC Technician – Personal Protective Equipment

Safety for the HVAC Technician – PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) 2.0 hours
Contractor CE Courses – Visit our Website for this course and other great Online learning

This module explains the different types of personal protective equipment (PPE) as required by OSHA standards.

“OSHA requires the use of personal protective equipment (PPE) to reduce employee exposure to hazards when engineering and administrative controls are not feasible or effective in reducing these exposures to acceptable levels.” –OSHA.gov PPE

Upon the completion of this module, you will be able to:

1. Define hazard assessment.

2. Identify basic hazards on the work site.

3. Identify other potential hazards on the work site.

4. Explain the need for eye and face protection at the work site.

5. Identify appropriate eye and face protection for different types of hazards.

6. Identify the different categories of respirators.

7. Explain how the different respirators can be used effectively.

8. Describe the different classes of head protection.

9. Describe the different types of hearing protection available.

10. Describe the different gloves available as hand protection.

11. Explain the types of footwear appropriate for different work conditions.

12. Describe the different types of hazards for which you would need protective clothing.

13. Describe the appropriate use of fall protection.

Topic 1: Hazard Assessment

Potential Hazards on the Job Site

Topic 2: Eye and Face Protection

The Need for Eye and Face Protection
Eye and Face PPE for Different Hazards
Protection Against Radiant Energy
The Three “Rights” of PPE

Topic 3: Respiratory Protection

Categories of Respirators
Supplied-Air Respirators
Effective Use of Respirators

Topic 4: Head and Hearing Protection

The Need for a Hard Hat
Industrial Class Hard Hats
Hard Hat Maintenance
Check-Point Question: Types of Hats
Decibel Levels and Hearing Loss
Types of Hearing Protection
Noise Reduction Ratings

Topic 5: Hand and Foot Protection

Various Types of Hand Protection
Types of Foot Protection

Topic 6: Protective Clothing and Fall Protection

Protective Clothing for Potential Hazards
When is Fall Protection Required?
Personal Fall Protection

This course is 2.0 Hours Cost: $60.00

To enroll in the Safety for HVAC Technician – PPE course or to browse through other great Contractor CE courses, Visit Us at YouTrainOnline.com | Contractor CE

Air Conditioning Fundmentals Course: Heat Energy

2011-08-30T11:47:00.000-07:00

Air Conditioning Fundamentals -Heat Energy

The processes that take place when heat is added to a material (solid, liquid, or gas) or removed from it, the concepts of measuring temperature changes and amounts of heat.

Learning Outcome:

1. Define and give one example of sensible and latent heat.
2. Identify physical changes that occur when matter changes state from solid to liquid to gas.
3. Explain the methods of measuring the intensity and quantity of heat.
4. Define “Specific heat”.
5. Explain the methods of measuring the heat required to raise a material to a higher temperature.
6. State the latent heat of fusion for ice and the latent heat of vaporization for water.
7. Explain the methods of measuring the heat released by a material when it cools.
8. List three types of energy (in addition to heat energy) and give an example of each.
9. Explain how energy can be changed from one form to another.

Topic 1: Sensible and Latent Heat

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Sensible Heat of a Solid
Melting (Fusion)
Latent Heat of Fusion: Changing Solid to Liquid
Latent Heat of Fusion: Motion of Molecules in Liquid State
Latent Heat of Fusion: Latent Heat of Water and Other Materials
Sensible Heat of a Liquid
Check-Point Question: Sensible Heat of a Solid
Evaporation
Evaporation: An Example
Sublimation
Boiling Point
Boiling (Vaporization)
Latent Heat of Vaporization
Sensible Heat of a Vapor
Check-Point Question: Evaporation, Boiling and Sublimation
Topic Summary

Topic 2: Changes of State

Topic Introduction and Objectives
When Gas Changes State
Changing Water Vapor to Liquid Water
Changing Water to Ice
Total Heat
Total Heat of Water at 65° F
Total Heat of Steam at 400° F
Check-Point Question: Changes of State
Topic Summary

Topic 3: Measuring the Amount of Heat Energy

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Knowing How to Measure Heat Energy
British Thermal Unit (Btu)
Calculating the Amount of Heat Energy in Btu
The Effect of Adding Heat Energy to Materials
Amount of Heat Required to Raise the Temperature of Materials
Amount of Heat Required to Raise the Temperature of Gases
Specific Heat
Check-Point Question: Measuring the Amount of Heat Energy
Topic Summary

Topic 4: Adding Heat

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Raising a Material to a Higher Temperature: An Example
Latent Heat of Fusion: Changing Ice to Water
Sensible Heat: Heating Water to Boiling Point
Latent Heat of Vaporization: Changing Water to Water Vapor
Superheated Steam
Summary of Process
Check-Point Question: Adding Heat
Check-Point Question: Summary of Processes
Topic Summary

Topic 5: Removing Heat

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Removing Heat, or Cooling
Changing a Liquid to Gas and Gas to Liquid
Changes in States due to Changes in Latent Heat
Summary of Process
Check-Point Question: Removing Heat
Check-Point Question: Removing Heat
Topic Summary

Topic 6: Conservation of Energy

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Types of Energy
Law of Conservation of Energy
Check-Point Question: Types and Conservation of Energy
Topic Summary

2.0 Hours Price: $60.00

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YouTrainOnline | Contractor CE | Electrician CE | Engineer PDH | OSHA 10, OSHA 30

2011-08-14T10:50:00.000-07:00

HVAC Tech/Contractor Courses/AC Fundamentals/CE credits

Air Conditioning Fundamentals Basic Structure of Matter

This two-hour course is an introduction to the basic structure of matter, the various states of matter and the concept of chemical compounds, the behavior of matter under different conditions.

Upon the completion of this module, you will be able to:

1. Define the basic structure of matter.
2. Describe the fundamental structure of an element and a molecule.
3. Describe the fundamental structure of a compound.
4. List some examples of chemical compounds.
5. Describe the complex molecular makeup of different refrigerants and how it affects the behavior of the refrigerant.
6. Explain how the motion of molecules of any material is affected by the state of the material.
7. Define the terms “cohesion” and “absolute zero”.

Topic 1: Atoms and Molecules

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Elements
Atoms
Particles of an atom
Molecules
Check-Point Question: Atoms
Check-Point Question: Particles of an Atom
Topic Summary

Topic 2: Chemical Compounds

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Structure of a Compound
What are Chemical Compounds?
Compounds with a Complex Molecular Makeup
Molecular Makeup and Behavior of Refrigerants
Check-Point Question: Chemical Compounds and Their Structure
Topic Summary

Topic 3: Motion of Molecules

Topic Introduction and Objectives
Cooling in Air Conditioning Systems
Cohesion
Absolute Zero
Check-Point Question: Cohesion
Topic Summary

2.0 Hours Price: $60.00

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Air Conditioning Fundamentals: 1: Introduction to Basic System Operation

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Montana Engineer CE Deadline « Engineer PDH Courses

2010-06-19T10:39:00.000-07:00

Montana Engineer CE Deadline « Engineer PDH Courses

Delaware Electrician « Electrician Training

2010-06-19T10:24:00.000-07:00

Delaware Electrician « Electrician Training

Electrical Training Texas Continuing Education

2010-04-12T15:50:00.000-07:00

Texas: Texas State CE Requirements Important Information About Continuing Education Requirements for the Following Electrician License Types; Master Electrician, Journeyman Electrician, Master Sign Electrician, Journeyman Sign Electrician, Maintenance Electrician, Residential Electrician: To renew the listed electrician licenses Title 8, Occupations Code, Chapter 1305, Section 168 required the completion of 4 hours of TDLR-approved continuing education (CE) courses during the term of the current license. The required hours must cover the National Electrical Code (NEC) and Texas state electrician laws and rules. Courses may be delivered in many different formats including the Internet and traditional classroom. Note: Apprentice Electricians, Electrical Contractors, and Electrical Sign Contractors are not required to have continuing education for their license renewals. For more info please visit www.license.state.tx.us/electricians/elecce.htm

YouTrainOnline.com offers Texas Electricians the NEC 2008 code Update with Texas Laws, 4.0 hours, TDLR Electrician Rules, TDLR Rules & Regulations for Electrician. Demo

Online Electrician Continuing Education is the easiest possible way to earn your CE credits. Online learning benefits are numurous: it’s convenient, self-paced, offers flexibility, available 24/7, enables you to cut the commute, and it’s often less expensive!

We offer several Electrician CE Packages, NEC Code Update Courses and more.

Electrical Courses

2010-02-09T08:23:00.000-08:00

Electrical Courses we offer through Youtrainonline.com are convenient, easy, affordable and accredited.

Courses in electrical:

National Electrical Code 2008 Code update

NFPA 70E

Electrical Fundamentals

NEC 2008 Wiring and Protection

NEC 2008 Grounding and Bonding

Electrical Fundamentals- 5 Hour Package

Electrical Fundamentals: In recent years, the use of electricity has become an increasingly important and integral part of our daily lives. Not only for those of us who work in the electric power industry, but also for the general public, a knowledge of the basic fundamentals of electricity and its application is increasingly becoming a “necessity”. In this four module program on basic electrical fundamentals, we will be introducing and studying the general physics, that is the basic natural laws which govern the application in utilization of electricity. This material will serve as the solid foundation on which to build the more advanced concepts that are dealt with in our many other training programs. In presenting this material, we have tried to limit the application of mathematics and complicated calculations, preferring instead to demonstrate concepts by the use of powerful animated graphics. However, we cannot dispense with calculations altogether, so I encourage you to stick with us; this material does get more and more interesting as we proceed.

Continuing Education for Kentucky Electrician

2010-01-29T13:54:00.000-08:00

Requirements for Kentucky Electrician Continuing Education:

Kentucky: Continuing Education Course Requirements. (1) Continuing education for master electrician and electrician licensees shall relate to the National Electric Code (NFPA 70) or other electrical codes incorporated into the Kentucky Building Code, 815 KAR 7:120, or the Kentucky Residential Code, 815 KAR 7:125, or to safety practices and procedures. (2) Continuing education for electrical contractors shall relate to business and employment law, business practices, and safety practices and procedures. (3) Only two (2) of the six (6) hours of continuing education required for electricians, master electricians, and electrical contractors shall be safety practices and procedures.

YouTrainOnline.com is now offering continuing education electrician courses for Kentucky! We currently offer:

NEC 2008 Code Update 4.0 hours
NEC 2008 Wiring & Protections 4.0 hours
NFPA 70E (Code) 4.0 hours
OSHA – Safety & Health Programs (safety) 1.0 hours
Electrical Safety (safety) 1.0 hours

Online Electrician Continuing Education is the easiest possible way to earn your CE credits. Online learning benefits are numerous: it’s convenient, self-paced, offers flexibility, available 24/7, enables you to cut the commute, and it’s often less expensive!

Delaware Electrician Continuing Education

2010-01-27T08:42:00.000-08:00

Online Electrician Continuing Education is the easiest possible way to earn your CE credits. Online learning benefits are numerous: it's convenient, self-paced, offers flexibility, available 24/7, enables you to cut the commute, and it's often less expensive!

Delaware electricians must complete 10 hours of Continuing Education (min. 5hrs NEC code) every 2 years on June 30th (even yrs).

YouTrainOnline.com has four, 10.0 hour packages and four, 5.0 hour courses for electricians in Delaware.

2008 NEC Code Update demo

Please visit Youtrainonline.com, click on the "Enroll Now" button for secure access to the Electrician CE library to select your state and full description of all courses.

Montana Electrician Continuing Education

2010-01-25T11:49:00.000-08:00

Electrician Continuing Education Requirements - Montana

Montana: All licensees are required to complete 16 hours of continuing education (8 hrs of NEC Code, and 8 hours Industry Specific). Renewal period is July 15th every even year. Next renewal is July 15th, 2010.

YouTrainOnline.com offers three 16.0 Hour packages and six 4.0 Hour courses for Montana Electrician CE.

Online Electrician Continuing Education is the easiest possible way to earn your CE credits. Online learning benefits are numerous: it's convenient, self-paced, offers flexibility, available 24/7, enables you to cut the commute, and it's often less expensive!

2010-01-25T11:41:00.000-08:00

Arkansas Electrician Continuing Education Requirements

Arkansas: All licensed electricians are required to take eight hours of continuing education every code change; the hours must consist of NEC Code Updates.

YouTrainOnline.com is currently offering Arkansas electricians NEC 2008 Code Update, 4.0 hours online, for $30.00.

Online Electrician Continuing Education is easy, convenient, self-paced, offers flexibility, cuts the commute, and it's often less expensive! Visit our Electrician CE campus today.

Please check out the course Demo Clip

Alaska Electrician Continuing Education

2010-01-25T11:30:00.000-08:00

Alaska Electrician Continuing Education Requirements:

Alaska: Electrical Administrators are required to take 8 hrs of continuing education per category type every two years, based on the current state adopted codes. Electrical Journeyman are required to take 16 hours of continuing education every two years, of which at least eight hours must be based on the current codes and eight hours may be "industry related."

YouTrainOnline.com offers the Alaska Journeyman 16 Hour CE Package and Alaska Administrator 8 Hour CE package. We also offer four, 4.0 hour courses: NFPA 70E, NEC 2008 Wiring & Protection, NEC 2008 Code Update.

Online Electrician Continuing Education is easy, convenient, self-paced, offers flexibility, cuts the commute, and it's often less expensive! Visit our Electrician CE campus today.

Air Conditioning Fundamentals Course Overview

2010-01-11T13:31:00.000-08:00

Overview of YouTrainOnline.com Air Conditioning Fundamentals (20 NATE Recognized hrs)

Description:

A thorough intro to the concepts, laws, and processes related to air condtionining systems.

NATE CEHs: 20
RSES issues CEUs in accordance with Council on Continuing Education guidelines. It’s up to individual entities whether they accept RSES CEUs.
Course length: approximately 16-24 hours.

This 20 hour course is designed for Service Technicians.

Upon Completion of this course, you will understand:

The functioning and components of a basic vapor compression system
The basic structure of matter and the fundamental laws related to the behaviour of different states of matter
the air conditioning compression cycle
use of the refrigerant tables and the refrigerant properties

Course Description:

On-demand, interactive course of 10 modules
Online course reader with easy-to-print PDFs
Online self-assessment

Modules: CEU’s NATE CEHs

Intro to Basic System Operation 0.2 2.0
Basic Structure of Matter 0.2 2.0
Heat Energy 0.2 2.0
Gas Laws I 0.2 2.0
Gas Laws II 0.2 2.0
Pressure- Temperature Relationships 0.2 2.0
Compression Cycle I 0.2 2.0
Compression Cycle II 0.2 2.0
Refrigerant Tables 0.2 2.0
Refrigerant Properties 0.2 2.0

Every Module Includes:

Reading assignment, Learning activities, Lesson summary, Module exam

Outcomes:

The 10 online modules help you to understand:

The operation of the vapor compressor system and the components and fluids associated with it, the basic principles of thermodynamics.
The basic structure of matter, the various states of matter and the concept of chemical compounds, the behavior of matter under different conditions.
The processes that take place when heat is added to a material (solid, liquid, or gas) or removed from it, the concepts of measuring temperature changes and amounts of heat.
The description of gas laws that govern the behavior of the refrigerant used in an air conditioning system.
The behavior of various gases under different circumstances, the concept of density and temperature change, the specific volume and specific gravity of a material, the behavior of gases with respect to changes in weight and density.
The key terms–saturation, superheat, and subcooling, and how they relate to the functioning of an air conditioning systems, the various temperature and pressure scales used in the HVAC industry and the concept of a pressure-temperature chart.
The principles of cooling, the concept of vapour to liquid conversion, and the air conditioning compression cycle.
The concept of volumetric efficiency and the factors that affect it, transformation of energy, and mechanical energy.
The concept of refrigerant tables and how they help to set controls and compute head pressure, the use of refrigerant tables to calculate liquid and vapor density and net refrigeration effect and estimate discharge temperatures.
The various properties of refrigerants, an explanation of the terms zeotropes, azeotropes, and near-azeotropes and the difference between them, the thermodynamic, physical and safety properties of common refrigerants.

How This Course Relates to Existing RSES Training:

This online course is a great complement to the instructor-led trainings being offered by RSES Chapters.

The modules that make up the Air Conditioning Fundamentals online course most directly resemble content within the first few Lessons of the, “RAC Unit1 – Principles of Refrigeration,” manual as well as the, “RSES Technical Institute Manual 1,” however, because the eLearning courses are available in short, segmented, module format, you can also choose to use any of the independent modules to supplement nearly any course in which further study or explanation is needed in a given topic area.

This is just one of many great online packages/courses we offer. Come visit YouTrainOnline.com to Enroll Now!

Overview OSHA 10 Hour Outreach Training

2010-01-08T13:16:00.000-08:00

OSHA - 10 Hour Construction Industry Outreach Training Program

This course covers ten (10) hours of courses, required by the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OSHA), that apply toward 10-hour Construction Industry course completion card. This module is comprised of 12 sections, covering topics pertaining to regulations covered by Standard 29 CFR 1926. The successful completion of this course will help to meet the Construction Industry standards established by OSHA.

OSHA recommends Outreach Training Program courses as an orientation to occupational safety and health for workers. Workers must receive additional training, when required by OSHA standards, on the specific hazards of their job.

Visit Campus, click Enroll Now to access secure library.

Contractor Continuing Education

2010-01-05T19:12:00.000-08:00

Are you unsure of what continuing education classes you need? Contractor laws vary by state, so be sure to check with your state. You can also check with the Association of General Contractors of America.

When choosing the best contractor for the job, potential customers want to make educated, informed decisions. They want to hire true professionals that can answer their questions and assure them that they are up-to-date on the latest technologies, that their contractor is building them the safest, most energy efficient building possible. They are going to want to know about your education.

YouTrainOnline.com offers four Packages, the RSES library and 30 courses to ALL Contractors in ALL states.

YouTrainOnline.com, your online source for Contractor CE courses, Building Green Courses and more. We offer 24/7 access to learning and Customer Service Support Center that's open 24 hrs. to answer all your questions.

RSES Library: receive 12 months of access for all for programs

Air Conditioning Fundamentals 20 CEH
Electricity for the HVACR Technician 36 CEH
Refrigerant Usage Certification - EPA 608 10 CEH
Safety for the HVACR Technician 16 CEH

All courses and programs are NATE recognized.

Alabama: Beginning in the calendar year 2001, all certified contractors shall be required to acquire eight credit hours of continuing education over a two-year period. The Board may require certified contractors to submit to the Board proof of compliance with the continuing education requirement on an annual basis to allow the Board to maintain its records regarding continuing education attendance of each certified contractor.

Alaska: the Regulation of Construction contractors does not presently require any continuing education for license renewal at this time. However, YouTrainOnline.com does offer many industry related packages and courses, including OSHA 10-hour Outreach training. Please click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Arizona: The Registrar of Contractor's does not require any continuing education for licenses at this time. You may recieve credit for technical training, apprenticeship training or education which may be substitured for a protion of the required four years of practical experience. Check with your state for complete description of requirements.

Arkansas: While Arkanasas does not require continuing education for a a contractor's license, YouTrainOnline.com does offer several pacakages and courses to help keep professional contractors up-to-date. Click on the "Enroll Now" button above to check out our extensive course library.

California: Renewal is biennially based on the date of initial issuance. Currently, there are not any continuing education requirements for California contractors. Don't let that get in the way of your education, though! We have several courses and packages to help keep you up-to-date.

Colorado: Colorado does not have any contractor continuing education requirements. No state license is requried for General Contractors. Renewal for electrical contractors is February 28th of odd years; plumbing contractor renewals occur August 31st of odd years. Continuing Education will give you the advantage of being knowledgable and well informed.

Connecticut: Check with your state for any Connecticut contractor continuing education requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Delaware: Check with your state for requirements. While Delaware does not require continuing education for a a contractor license, YouTrainOnline.com does offer several pacakages and courses to help keep professional contractors up-to-date. Click on the "Enroll Now" button above to check out our extensive course library.

Florida: The State of Florida requires fourteen hours board-approved continuing education each biennium prior to the renewal period for both certified and registered contractors. "At least one hour must deal with workplace safety, one hour on the subject of worker's compensation, one hour on the subject of business practices and one hour on Florida Building Code advanced modules." A person who holds more than one certificate or registration issued by the board is required to complete the continuing education requirements only once during each biennial certification renewal period and only once during each biennial registration period.

Georgia: Check with your state for Georgia contractor continuing education requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Hawaii: Contractor continuing education is not required for Hawaii contractor license renewal at this time. Please check with your state. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Idaho: Idaho does not presently require any continuing education for contractor license renewal at this time. However, YouTrainOnline.com does offer many industry related packages and courses, including OSHA 10-hour Outreach training. Please click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Illinois: Please check with your state for Illinois contractor continuing education requirements. YouTrainOnline.com does offer many industry related packages and courses, including OSHA 10-hour Outreach training. Please click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Indiana: Currently, there are no continuing education requirements for Indiana contractors. Plumbing contractors must renew licenses biennially based on the date of the initial issuance. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Iowa: Please check with your state for any Iowa contractor continuing education requirements.YouTrainOnline.com does offer many industry related packages and courses, including OSHA 10-hour Outreach training. Please click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Kansas: Kansas does not have contractor license for construction cotractors at the state level, contractors must check licensing and continuing education requirements at the local level. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Kentucky: The Board of HVAC Contractors does NOT allow any online courses to satisfy continuing education requirements at this time. Please check with your state for requirements.

Louisiana: The official policy of the Louisiana Board is not to officially approve or endorse any continuing education providers; However, our course materials have been submitted to the Board and deemed acceptable for their Residential Contractors License. Process Safety Management - 2 hrs, Safety & Health Programs - 2 hrs.

Maine: Please check with your state for Maine contractor continuing education requirements. YouTrainOnline.com does offer many industry related packages and courses, including OSHA 10-hour Outreach training. Please click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Maryland: Currently, there aren't any continuing education requirements for Maryland contractors. Click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Massachusetts: Please check with your state for any continuing education for contractor requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Michigan: Michigan contractors are not required to complete any continuing education requirements at this time. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Minnesota: Please check with your state for any contractor continuing education requirements in Minnesota. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Mississippi: Continuing education for contractors in the state of Mississippi are not currently required. However, the SMBOC is in the process of evaluating several forms of Continuing Education. Please check with the Mississippi State Board of Contractors for updates. Please click the "Enroll Now" button above to browse all course titles.

Missouri: Please check with your state for any contractor continuing education requirements in Missouri. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Montana: Please check with your state for licensing information and any Montana contractor continuing education requirements. All contstuction contractors and subcontractors must register with the Department of Labor and Industry if they have employees. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Nebraska: Nebraska requires that contractors doing business in counties with poplutions over 100,000 to be licensed. All electricians are required to be licensed. Please check with your state for any continuing education requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Nevada: Currently, there aren't any continuing education requirments for contractors in Nevada. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

New Hampshire: Please check with your state for any contractor continuing education requirements in New Hampshire. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

New Jersey: Please check with your state. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

New Mexico: Please check with your state for any continuing education for contractor requirements.

New York: The state of New York currently has no continuing education requirements for contractors. However, we do have an excellent assortment of courses that contractors in every state can benefit from! Please click on the "Enroll Now" button above for access.

North Carolina: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education North Carolina requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

North Dakota: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education North Dakota requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Ohio: At this time, Ohio requires contractors to complete 10 Classroom Hours of continuing education per renewal period. Distance learning is not accepted. Don't let that stop you from taking an online course for your own benefit though, Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Oklahoma: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Okalahoma requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Oregon: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Oregon requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Pennsylvania: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Pennsylvania requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Rhode Island: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Rhode Island requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

South Carolina: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education South Carolina requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

South Dakota: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education South Dakota requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Tennessee: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Tennessee requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Texas: Texas Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors: All Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Contractors are required to take 8 hrs of TDLR approved continuing education every year. Of those, 2 hrs must be in Texas Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Laws. Texas Auctioneers: For holders of Auctioneer and Associate Auctioneer licenses expiring on or after January 1, 2006, six hours of TDLR approved continuing education courses will be required to renew that license. Two of these hours must be in instruction in laws and rules that regulate the conduct of auctioneers and associate auctioneers. The other four hours must be courses taken in one or more of the following subjects:

Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1802, Auctioneers.

Title 16, Texas Administrative Code, Chapter 67, Auctioneers Administrative Rules.

Other laws and rules that regulate the conduct of auctioneers and associate auctioneers.

Auction-related laws, such as the Uniform commercial code - Sales, Title 1, Chapter 2, Texas Business and Commerce Code 2.328 and the Deceptive Trade Practices - Consumer Protection Act, Chapter 17, Subchapter E, Texas Business and Commerce Code.

Business practices, such as insurance, auction ethics, contracts, maintenance of trust accounts, and marketing.

Utah: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Utah requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Vermont: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Vermont requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Virginia: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Virginia requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Washington: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Washington requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

West Virginia: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education West Virginia requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

Wisconsin: Plumbing contractors are required to take 12 hrs of Continuing Education by Dec. 31, 2008. All courses must be approved by the Dept. of Commerce.Course Name: Internet: OSHA 10 Hour Construction Industry Course
Course number 9559
exp 4/1/2013
credit Types: 10.0 hrs

Journeyman Plumber License

Journeyman Plumber - Restricted Appliance License

Journeyman Plumber - Restricted Service License

Master Plumber License

Master Plumber - Restricted Appliance License

Master Plumber - Restricted Service License

Soil Tester Certification

and 6.5 credit hrs for Utility Contractor License

Wyoming: Please check with your state for contractor continuing education Wyoming requirements. Click on "Enroll Now" at the top of this page and select "All" to see our complete Contractor Library.

YouTrainOnline.com is also your online source for OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Outreach Training. Accepted by OSHA. OSHA 10-hour, 30-hour Outreach Training Courses online! Course Provider is 360training.com. Upon completion of the 10-hour & 30-hour course, you will receive a completion card from the Department of Labor within 4-8 weeks.

ASHRAE - Fundamentals of Refrigeration

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ASHRAE - Fundamentals of Refrigeration package at YouTrainOnline.com consists of:

Every Course includes:

Reading Assignment
Learning Activities
Lesson Summary
Module Exam

Heat Transfer and the Refrigeration Cycle

Description:
This module provides an intro to the concept of refrigeration and discusses the most commonly usd refrigeration system, the vapor-compression refrigeration system, the relationship between the basic components of a vapor compression system, and also the heat pump cycle.

Thermodynamics States, Properties and Laws

Description:
This module introduces the concepts of thermodynamic states, properties, and laws, efficiency (coefficient of performance) and defines the maximum coefficient of performance for a heat pump and refrigeration cycles.

Psychrometrics

Description:
Psychrometrics is the field of engineering concerned with the physical and thermodynamic properties of gas-vapour mixtures.

Multi-Stage and Cascade Refrigeration Cycles

Description:
This mod will introduce the concepts of single and multi-stage refrigeration cycles, as well as cascade refrigeration cycles. It will also discuss the various methods for metering the refrigerant flow to the evaporators, including the direct expansion system, the flooded system and the recirculation system.

Refrigeration System Parameters and Performance

Description:
In this module, several refrigeration system performance parameters are defined. These parameters are useful for characterizing how well a particular system may be operating. Compressor performance is also discussed.

Refrigerants

Description:
This module provides an introduction to refrigerants, including selection, performance, safety, reliability, environmental impact, and economic viability.

30 PDH of Continuing Ed need by 11/30/09

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Attention Illinois professional engineers: according to the Illinois Department of Professional Regulation, you have a looming deadline of November 30th, 2009 to complete 30 PDH of Continuing Education.

You still have time. YouTrainOnline.com, powered through 360training.com offers Professional engineers 10 ASHRAE packages and many individual course titles in our extensive library. You will find the OSHA 10 hour General Industry Outreach Training Program, Law & Ethics courses, General safety, Business Skills courses, General Building Manual (HVAC, Concrete, Solar Heating, Painting, Drywall, Math, Carpentry and Roofing) and more.

For those last minute continuing education credits, head on over to www.YouTrainOnline.com and choose your state from the drop down menu.

Any questions, please contact me:
Laura Lloyd
Laura@YouTrainOnline.com

GreenBuild Expo

2009-11-06T20:45:00.000-08:00

Coming to Phoenix, Az on November 11th through the 13th, Greenbuild--"the Worlds Largest Green Building Conference & Expo."

There will be over 20,000 reps, over 1,800 booths, workshops, exhibits, a green job fair; many, many resources and opportunities to learn about the latest technologies.

For the full press release please visit USGBC: U.S. Green Build Council.

Stay up to date on this event online through:

Facebook

Twitter

GreenBuild Connect

GreenBuild Blog

Additional info can be found at: WWW.greenbuildexpo.org and www.usgbc.org

Last years presentations: www.greenbuild365.org

Continuing Education Credits will be available through sessions, workshops, seminars. Click here for more info: Greenbuild Conference and Expo CE

And of course, YouTrainOnline.com is your source of Online Learning. View our Environmental Training Library for access to our courses.

Introduction to YouTrainOnline.com

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Hi, I'm Laura, the owner of YouTrainOnline.com

I was first introduced to alternatives to traditional classroom learning through correspondence courses while in the Coast Guard. I would receive my study guides through the mail, study every spare moment I had and then test through a proctor and wait to get my results.

As a young married couple, my husband and I worked opposite shifts to save on childcare costs. A relative who was an owner/broker of a real estate company suggested I get my real estate license and start working for myself; setting my own business hours. She had just the solution, The Real Estate School which offered--a correspondence course. I was all ready familiar with this kind of learning and was able to cruise through the courses, took the state exam for my real estate license and passed it the 1st time!

My next foray into learning outside the old brick and mortar educational institute was attending a community college that was offering a huge majority of their classes online. They are fully accredited, transferable, and definitely not any easier to take/pass than if I'd sat in the classroom with the instructor. In fact, I'd say I probably spent more time studying, researching and learning with my online courses than I did with face-to-face courses because I did not have any bell telling me it was time to "stop" and move along to my next class! I'd become so interested in what I was learning that it was hard to quit.

My husband had a little different experience obtaining his education. He attended college full time to become a certified HVACR technician. Once he began working in the field, he had to earn Continuing Education credits and obtain his low-voltage electrical license. He did this by going to classes at night, after an often 10-12 hour work day. It made for really long, hard days and a lot of extra travel getting to class clear across town.

We're both really excited to be able to bring online Continuing Education, Safety, OSHA and Green Building courses to working individuals because we understand exactly what it's like to be working full time, trying to fit in time for continuing education while still trying to have time with family and friends! We understand because we live it, we do it because we know that keeping up with our educational needs/credits/licensing is what is required to do our jobs.

Below is a link to a Demo for OSHA safety courses. Go ahead, give it a spin!

http://icourseplayer.360training.com/icourseplayer/demo2/index.cfm?cn=14...

Engineer CE Courses through YouTrainOnline.com

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At YouTrainOnline.com, we offer 10 ASHRAE packages, eight Greenguide courses and 51 other courses for Engineer CE covering such topics as: intro to HVAC systems, HVAC controls, load calculations, fundamentals of Refrigeration systems, refrigeration equipment, etc. Engineer Library.

If you do not see your state listed below--it's because I'm still working on our library. Please feel free to comment/update with any changes you know of and leave me a link to verify.

Alabama: The Alabama Board of Licensure of Land Surveyors and Professional Engineers requires that all engineers obtain 15 PDH of continuing education every year by December 31st. We offer 60 courses; some starting as low as $13.00 per course!

Arkansas: Please contact 360training.com customer support for assistance at (800) 442-1149.

Florida: The Florida Board of Professional Engineers requires professional engineers to take eight hours of board-approved Professional Development Hours (PDH) continuing education credit every two years by February 28th. Four hours must be Laws & Rules of Chapter 471 and 61G15 F.A.C. and four hours of Areas of Practice. The license biennium is from March 1, 2007 through February 28, 2009.

Georgia: The Georgia State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land surveyors requires that all engineers complete 30 PDH of continuing education by December 31st of every even-numbered year.

Illinois: The Illinois Department of Professional Regulation requires that all professional engineers earn 30 PDH of continuing education by November 30th, of every odd-numbered year. We're your online source for 10 Packages, the OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Outreach Training Program and 59 CE courses starting at only $13.00 per credit hour.

Iowa: the Iowa Engineering and Land Surveyors Professional Licensing Board requires that professional engineers earn 30 PDH of continuing education every two years. A maximum of 10 PDH may be earned through online or self-study courses for continuing education credit during each renewal period. Professional Engineers are required to renew December 31st of every even or odd-numbered year, depending on the date of initial licensure.

Kansas: The Kansas State Board of Technical Professions requires that professional engineers earn 30 PDH for each two-year renewal period. Licensees whose last name begins with the letters A through L are required to renew April 30th of even-numbered years. Licensees whose last name begins with the letters M through Z are required to renew April 30th of odd-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Maine: The Maine Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers requires that all engineers earn 30 PDH by December 31st of odd-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Minnesota: The Minnesota Board of Architecture, Engineering, Land Surveying, Landscape Architecture, Geo-science and Interior Design requires that professional engineers complete 24 PDH of continuing education during each two-year renewal period. Licenses expire on June 30th of even-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Mississippi: The Mississippi State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineer requires that professional engineers earn 15 PDH annually by December 31st. Every three years, professional engineers are reequired to earn 2 PDH in ethics training. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements. YouTrainOnline.com is your source for Business Ethics, 2.0 hrs. at only $25.00. Check out our 1.0 hr courses starting at $13. each!

Missouri: The Missouri Board for Architects, Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers must earn 30 PDH every two years before December 31st. The Board does not pre-approve seminars or courses for continuing education. The licensee must attend "engineering related" courses that he or she will benefit from in regards to his or her specific area of practice.

Montana: The Montana Board of Professional Engineers and Professional Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers obtain 30 PDH of continuing education by June 30th, of even-numbered years. A maximum of 10 PDH will be allowed for self-study continuing education. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Nebraska: The Nebraska Board of Engineers requires that professional engineers obtain 30 PDH each two year renewal period by December 31st. Licensees whose last name begins with letters A through K, must renew by Dec. 31st, even-numbered years. Licensees whose last names begin with letters L through Z, must renew by Dec. 31st, odd-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Nevada: The Nevada State Board of Engineers and Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers obtain 30 PDH every two years. Licensees whose last name begins with letter A through E, must renew by January 1st of odd-numbered years. Licensees whose last name begin with the letter F through K must renew by July 1st of odd-numbered years. Licensees who last name begins with the letter L through R, must renew by January 1st of even-numbered years. Licensses whose last name begin with the letters S through Z must renew by July 1st of even-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

New Hampshire: The New Hampshire board of Professional Engineers requires that professional engineers obtain 30 PDH of continuing education every two years by the last day of the licensee's birth month. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

New Mexico: The New Mexico State Board of Licensure for Professional Engineers and Surveyors requires that professional engineers earn 30 PDH of continuing education and 4 PDH of ethics by December 31st, during each two year renewal period. Engineers with license numbers ending with an even number must renew their license by December 31st of even-numbered years. Engineers with license numbers ending with an odd number must renew their license by December 31st of odd-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

New York: While, there are no present requirements for this industry; YoutrainOnline.com offers 10 Packages, the OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Outreach Training Program and 59 CE courses starting at only $13.00 per credit hour. Engineer CE Library .

North Carolina: The North Carolina Board of Engineers requires that all professional engineers earn 15 PDH of continuing education every year by December 31st. Course Library.

North Dakota: The North Dakota State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers & Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers must earn 30 PDH every two years, by December 31st. At least 20 PDH must be in technical subjects that directly safeguard the public's health, safety and welfare. All 30 PDH may be in technical subjects if you so choose. A maximum of 10 PDH may be in professional management subjects such as total quality process or ethics or administration oriented computer classes. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses, but may choose to pre-approve providers in the future. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Ohio: The Ohio State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors requires that all professional engineers must earn 15 PDH of continuing education every year by December 31st. The Board dos not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Oregon: The Oregon State Board of Examiners for Engineering and Land Surveying requires that professional engineers obtain 30 PDH of continuing education every two years. Licensees whose last name begins with the letter A through F must renew by Decemeber 31st, of odd-numbered years. Licensees whose last name begins with the letter G through K must renew by June 30th, of odd-numbered years. Licensees whose last name begins with the letter L through R must renew by December 31st, of even-numbered years. Licensees whose last name begins with the letter S through Z must renew by June 30th, of even-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements. If your last name starts with the letters A through F, there's still time! Online course catalog: Engineer CE.

South Carolina: The South Carolina Board of Professional Engineers and land Surveyors requires that professional engineers earn 30 PDH by June 30th of even-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

South Dakota: The South Dakota Board of Technical Profession requires that professional engineers must earn 30 PDH of continuing education every two years by the anniversary date of their initial licensure. At least 20 PDH must be in technical subjects which directly safeguard the public's health, safety and welfare. A maximum of 10 PDH may be in professional management subjects such as managerial, or ethical, and computer classes other than CADD. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Tennessee: The Tennessee Board of Architects and Engineers requires that professional engineers must obtain 24 PDH of continuing education every two years by the anniversary date of their initial licensure. At least 13 PDH must address public health, safety and welfare, include technical, ethical or managerial content. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Texas: The Texas Board of Professional Engineers requires that all professional engineers must earn 15 PDH of continuing education annually. Renewal dates are based on the date that follows the quarter that the license was issued in: March 31, June 30, September 30 or December 31. At least 1 PDH must be in Professional Ethics, Roles & Responsibilities of Prof engineering or review of the Texas Engineering Practice Act and Board Rules. A maximum of 5 PDH is allowed for self-study. Online courses are not considered self-directed study. The Texas Board of Professional Engineers does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the TBPE requirements.

Utah: The Utah Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing requires professional engineers to earn 24 PDH by December 31st of even-numbered years. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

West Virginia: The West Virginia State Board of Regulation for Professional Engineers requires that professional engineers must earn 15PDH of continuing education every year by June 30th. The Board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.

Wyoming: The Wyoming Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors requires that professional engineers must earn 30 PDH of continuing education every year by December 31st. The board does not pre-approve providers or specific courses. Each engineer must determine whether an activity meets the Board's requirements.