Elevating Devices Mechanic - 636E
Overview
Program Highlights
- This program is accredited by the Technical Standards & Safety Authority (TSSA)
- State-of-the-art facilities
- “Earn while you learn” training model, combining on-the-job and in-school training
- In-school training lead by faculty and staff who are experienced, licensed journeypersons
- You may qualify for income support while in school through Employment Insurance Canada benefits or training allowance
What you'll learn
- How to install, maintain and service elevating devices in accordance with government regulations and safe industry best practices
- Explore electrical, mechanical and hydraulics systems as applied to elevating devices
- Acquire skills in the installation, maintenance and trouble shooting of the above 3 systems use in elevating devices
- Explore the history and regulations surrounding elevating devices
- Build a gratifying career as a qualified journeyperson in the skilled trade of Elevating Devices Mechanic
Program Structure
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Training Dates
- For program availability, please visit: Ministry Funded - Apprenticeship Training Dates
Additional Information
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Program delivery
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Admission
Admission
Offers of classroom training are issued by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities (MTCU) to registered apprentices who are members in good standing with the Ontario College of Trades (OCOT).
Please contact your Employment and Training Consultant at the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities to add Mohawk College as your school preference.
Program of Studies
Course Overview & Descriptions
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Experiential Learning
Experiential Learning
How you'll gain skills
This apprenticeship program consists of 8,000 hours:
- On-the-Job Training Duration: 7,280 hours with your employer
- In-School Training Duration: 720 hours at Mohawk College
- To view the training standard for this trade, visit: Ontario College of Trades
Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes
Program Learning Outcomes for apprenticeship programs, are defined within the Curriculum Training Standard for each trade, and set out the essential learning that a student must achieve before being deemed ready to graduate.
View the training standard for this trade
The Curriculum Standards are developed by the Ontario College of Trades in consultation with representatives from the trade and Training Delivery Agent instructors.
Career Opportunities
Career Opportunities
Your future career options:
- Elevator Mechanic
- Construction Hoist Mechanic
- Elevator Cab Renovator
- Consultant/Inspector
- Sales
Where you could work includes:
- Elevator Contractor
- Consulting Company
- Authority Having Jurisdiction (TSSA)
- Elevator Component Supplier
- Major corporations like TTC and OPG
Affiliations:
- Certificate of Apprenticeship
- Technical Training Safety Authority (TSSA)
Opportunities for grads:
- Certificate of Qualification (C of Q)
Faculty
Program Coordinator
Alan Bennink
Faculty
Contact Us
Apprenticeship Engagement Specialist
Louise Stallings
louise.stallings@mohawkcollege.ca
Program Coordinator
Alan Bennink
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Student Success Advisors
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