registration information - Uintah Basin Applied Technology College

UINTAH BASIN APPLIED TECHNOLOGY COLLEGE
SUMMER 2016
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
TUITION AND FEE
SCHEDULE
PROGRAM FEES
Registration
$40.00
Re-enrollment
$20.00
Basic Assessment
NO COST
PART TIME
4 HOURS/DAY - $2.00 HR
Business (Vernal), Basic Skills, Welding,
Carpentry, NA, Culinary Arts
April
21 days $168.00
May
21 days $168.00
June
21 days $168.00
July
19 days $152.00
August
22 days $176.00
FULL TIME
6 HOURS/DAY - $2.00 HR
Business (Vernal), Basic Skills, Welding,
Carpentry, NA, Culinary Arts
April
21 days
$252.00
May
21 days
$252.00
June
21 days
$252.00
July
19 days
$228.00
August
22 days
$264.00
Single Classes: (Day and Evening Classes):
Tuition is due for the entire class at time of
enrollment. Payment or sponsorship voucher for
tuition must be received in advance.
If competencies are not completed in the
approved hours, students will need to pay for an
additional class block in order to continue.
YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE
ROOSEVELT
1100 East Lagoon Street
Roosevelt, UT 84066
435.722.6900
VERNAL
450 North 2000 West
Vernal, UT 84078
435.725.7100
1 Enroll M–F from 7:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m. at the Roosevelt or Vernal Campus.
2 Register at least one week before class begins. Seating is limited!
3 Get the training you want in a way that fits your lifestyle.
SCHOLARSHIPS AVAILABLE TO RESIDENTS - see inside for details
See www.ubatc.edu for more information
Win FREE training hours!!
UBATC has ways for you to win FREE training hours!
Check out the back of this bulletin to learn how!
REGISTRATION AND TUITION
Class times vary. See the individual class/program for specific details.
Tuition costs vary for open-entry classes. The costs for individual scheduled courses are listed in this
bulletin. Books and supplies are in addition to tuition costs. See the registrar for details.
UBATC does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to
handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Vice President of Student Services, 1100 East Lagoon Street, Roosevelt, Utah 84066, 435-722-6900.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE & SCHOLARSHIPS
Visit www.ubatc.edu under FUTURE STUDENTS and FINANCIAL AID to view eligible programs and for more information.
DUCHESNE COUNTY RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP
Tuition and fees.
UINTAH COUNTY RESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP
Tuition and fees as applicable.
BOB & AREVA HUISH SCHOLARSHIP
One-year tuition, fees, and books.
HELEN HUISH SCHOLARSHIP
Scholarships are awarded to eligible students who plan on
enrolling in the Practical Nurse or Pharmacy Technician program.
PRESIDENT SCHOLARSHIP
Tuition and fees as applicable.
Scholarships are reviewed on an on-going basis.
After application is complete, please allow 3 weeks for processing.
The maximum pell grant award is $5,775.
STATE GRANT
Maximum state grant award is $300.
*Funds can be used for tuition, books, transportation,
personal expenses and off-campus housing.
VA EDUCATIONAL BENEFITS
STUDENT LOAN DEFERMENTS
PRIVATE STUDENT LOANS
Private student loans come from banks who OFFER PERSONAL
STUDENT LOANS. It’s money that may help a student pay for
higher education expenses such as: tuition and fees, books, supplies and tools, room and board, transportation and personal
expenses. UBATC does not have a preferred lender list.
Contact UBATC to schedule an appointment for
Financial Aid information & Admissions:
CULINARY ARTS
JIM LAMUTH AT 435.725.7103
Culinary Arts will be available through the Summer. High school students
can also register if they have taken Foods 1 through their high school.
High school students pay $25 fee, adults $135.
ROOSEVELT: T, TH 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
VERNAL: M, W, F 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Filling out an application does not guarantee scholarship funds.
VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
Provides services to assist eligible individuals in obtaining employment
through:
• Training
• Personal advisement
• Job placement assistance
Eligibility depends on the presence of a physical or mental impairment
which constitutes an impediment to employment. This includes a wide
range of disabling conditions. Call Roosevelt at 435.722.6969 or Vernal
at 435.789.0273 to arrange for an orientation.
WORKFORCE SERVICES
Works with individuals to obtain employment through individual career
counseling activities, which may include:
• Additional skill enhancement • Job placement
• Training services
• Support services
Call Roosevelt at 435.722.6500 or Vernal at 435.781.4100 for an appointment. You can also apply online at jobs.utah.gov
FEDERAL PELL GRANT
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ADULT CULINARY ARTS PROGRAM
R M-F 8/24 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Open-Entry 990-hour
Learn a variety of skills during this evening workshop! Sanitation, Tasting
Profiles, Knife Skills, Chicken Butchery, and Cooking Methods.
COOKING 101 - EVENING WORKSHOP
R Th 4/28
spots
5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 10
available
$70.50
Learn how to frost and decorate a double layered cake with buttercream frosting. You will learn how to use a piping bag to do a border,
make roses and leaves and write on the cake. When you are done you
will take your cake home as well as the tools needed to decorate cakes
at home.
CAKE DECORATING - EVENING WORKSHOP
spots $100
R Th 4/21 5:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. 10
includes
available tools
CULINARY ARTS CAFE
Will be closed during Summer and will open again this Fall.
BUSINESS PROGRAMS
ROOSEVELT UBATC CAMPUS
VERNAL UBATC CAMPUS
JUNE 13 - AUGUST 19 (M-F)
BUSINESS OPEN-ENTRY COURSES AVAILABLE
Customer Service
9:15 a.m. - 10:32 a.m.
$170
Records Management
10:32 a.m. - 11:49 a.m.
$170
Microsoft Excel
11:49 a.m. - 1:06 p.m.
$170
Microsoft Word
1:36 p.m. - 2:53 p.m.
$170
OFFICE PROFESSIONAL
CERTIFICATE (900 HOURS)
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Stackable degree can transfer 30 credits to USU
*Required || Pick 3 other clusters as electives
*Communication & Customer Service
Business Communication I
Business Communication II
Customer Service
Accounting
Accounting I
Accounting II
QuickBooks
*Office Skills
MS Word
MS Excel
Records Management
Account Management
Tax Preparation
Credit Collection
Payroll
Graphic Design
Illustrator
InDesign
Photoshop
Apps/Cloud Computing
Mobile Devices
Cloud Computing
Google Tools/Apps
Social Media Marketing
Web Site Creation
Social Media and Analytics
Video
Accounting
- Beginning through Advanced
QuickBooks
10-Key
Business Communication
Computer Technology
Microsoft Access
- Beginning & Advanced
Roosevelt UBATC | Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Culinary Arts will be open for breakfast and lunch
8:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. for both days of the Fair
- Beginning & Advanced
Word Processing
Microsoft Word
OFFICE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATE
COMING TO VERNAL CAMPUS THIS FALL!
CERTIFICATES OFFERED
BUSINESS BASICS (450 hours)
ACCOUNTING BASICS (480 hours)
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT (720 hours)
ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN (720 hours)
BUSINESS DAY LAB
M-F
8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
BUSINESS NIGHT LAB
M,W
3:00 - 8:00 p.m.
FREE 1-HOUR WORKSHOPS!
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT WEEK
APRIL 25 - APRIL 28!
Workshops will be held 4 p.m. - 5 p.m.
FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS
Annual Cabinetry and Trades Fair | May 19, 20
Microsoft Publisher
Microsoft PowerPoint
Keyboarding
Records Management
Microsoft Excel
Roosevelt
Vernal
Customizing Microsoft Office - M
Pivot Tables - T
One Note - W
Dealing with Angry Customers - Th
Creating Charts in Excel - T
Using Word Mail Merge - Th
3rd Annual Truck Show | June 18
Vernal UBATC | 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Truck Displays, Demonstrations, Free Hot Dogs
UBIC Free Breakfast | August 5
Roosevelt UBATC | 7:00 - 9:30 a.m.
For specific course requirements or for more
information, contact a UBATC Business Instructor:
Elaine Muir
435.725.7108
elainem@ubatc.edu
Diane Franklin
435.725.7105
dianef@ubatc.edu
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
& CUSTOM FIT PROGRAMS
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND
CUSTOM FIT PROGRAMS
Custom Fit funding may be available to
assist with qualifying training costs.
What Can CUSTOM FIT Do For Your
Business?
WHAT IS CUSTOM FIT?
Custom Fit funding is made available
through the Utah Legislature for economic
and workforce development through
training partnerships between Utah companies and the Utah College of Applied
Technology.
practices and changes in HR law. Cost:
$900, plus text. Custom Fit funding may be
available. Fall course starts August 30th
– November 8th. Call 435.725.7109 for
details.
ELECTRICIANS CONTINUING ED –
TIME TO RELICENSE!
NEC Update, UBATC Vernal campus
September 28-29. Take the full 16 hour
seminar, or 8 hours of Core CE credits.
UBATC is a DOPL-approved provider.
Relicensure deadline is November 30, 2016.
This class also provides 6 hours of Core
CUSTOM FIT works with Utah businesses CE credits for contractors – good towards
of every size – providing 40% funding
license renewal in November 2017. 16-hour
assistance for approved trainings, technical NEC Update course fee $250, or $150 with
training, safety certifications, leadership and Custom Fit. *Partial funding of this training
management skills development, and more.
program has been provided by the Division
of Occupational & Professional Licensing
APPLYING FOR CUSTOM FIT IS
from the 1%Surcharge funds on all building
SIMPLE
permits.
The company provides basic contact
information, a brief description of company,
the training your employees will need and
PLUMBERS CONTINUING ED –
the costs. The company signs a one-page
RE-LICENSURE DEADLINE!
agreement stating they agree to pay their
Plumbers need to have 12 hours of continu60% share of training costs.
ing education by November 30th! Get
your required continuing education for
relicensure at UBATC’s Roosevelt campus,
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON
on Friday, September 16. Take all 12 hours
HOW CUSTOM FIT CAN WORK
or just the hours you need. Cost $100,
WITH YOUR BUSINESS CONTACT or $60 with Custom Fit! Register now, call
435.725.7109
LEZLEE WHITING 435.725.7109
HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE
Boost your employability with this HR
evening course taught in both Vernal and
Roosevelt via interactive EDNET system
taught by Frances Hume. Prepare for PHR
or SPHR exams, obtain 41.25 general
recertification CEU’s, updates on HRM best
BEGINNING SPANISH
RETURNS THIS FALL!
Get your name on the waiting list for this
popular evening course that will help you
communicate at work and in the community
with your Spanish speaking co-workers,
employees, clients, patients and friends!
10-week class runs Monday nights, Vernal
STATE VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION
Call to get on waiting list
Passenger/Lt. Truck/Motorcycle
5:30–9:30 p.m.
16
hrs
$97 Tuition & Fees $12.50
Book
Call to get on waiting list
Tractor/Trailer/Bus 5:30–9:30 p.m.
16
hrs
$97 Tuition & Fees $12.50
Book
For complete details on classes or recertification call Lezlee at 435.725.7109.
campus, taught by Judith Baquero, a
native Spanish speaker. Cost: $175. Starting
date to be announced. Call for details,
435.725.7109
BASIC WEB DESIGN
Learn how to build a Website from scratch
or enhance an existing Website. This
20-hour night class will give you the skills
you need to know to promote your business
or product on line.
Next Basic Web Design class will begin in
September. Cost: $175. Call to get your
name on the class list, 435.725.7109
Remember! Custom Fit funding available for
businesses or any size.
GET THE MOST OUT OF EXCEL
OFFERING BEGINNING, INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED EXCEL.
Excel workshops are offered as requests
warrant; sign up several people, or just one,
it’s all good! Custom Fit funding available.
For details call 435.725.7109.
NEW HIRE SKILLS
This 4-hour workshop reviews job skills that
employers expect of employees, topics
include: Team Work, Customer Service,
Conflict Resolution, Communication, Proper
Dress, Meeting Expectations, and Loyalty.
Cost $38/person. New Hire Skills workshop
dates, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. May
11—Vernal campus, To schedule call Jim
435.725.7103. Or schedule a customized
workshop for your company.
PILOT CAR & FLAGGING
Flagging class on Friday, May 6, 4– 7 p.m.
Vernal campus. No pre-registration. Cost:
$40. Cash only, bring a pencil. Become a
certified pilot car driver. This one-day
class will be held Saturday, May 7, 8:00
a.m. – 6:00 p.m., Vernal campus. For Pilot Car
costs, and to register go to: uspilotcar.com.
For more information on any of these
offerings, please contact
Lezlee Whiting at 435.725.7109.
TRADES
NEW PROGRAMS!
POST
Must pass NPOST entrance exam (2 hours),
background check, and physical fitness entrance
standards.
A Special Function Officer allows a person to work in
a limited number of Special Function positions such
as constables, auxiliary officers, bailiffs, reserve officers, and other special function officers, as approved
by the department. SFO must be completed before
LEO or Correctional training.
SPECIAL FUNCTION OFFICER (SFO)
Special
Function
Officer
R 5/2-6/8 M-Th
7:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
BASIC CORRECTIONS OFFICER (BCO)
7:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
Cost: TBA
In addition to enforcing laws, police officers are
primarily responsible for protecting lives and property.
Upon successful completion, students will be prepared
to respond to calls, conduct traffic stops, issue citations, arrest suspects, investigate domestic issues, write
detailed reports, patrol, give first aid to accident
victims, and more.
LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER (LEO)
Law
7:00 a.m. - 5:30
Enforcement R 7/18-9/22 M-Th
p.m.
Officer
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL
Civil Technicians provide support services to Civil
Engineers and Surveyors. This program prepares
students with skills in AutoCAD, Civil 3D, hydrology,
road design, sewer design, oil and gas field design,
and land survey documentation, including core
instruction in civil design principles and industry
expectations. Students will be prepared with the
necessary skills for employment in a Civil Engineering
office or a Land Surveyor’s office. This is a one year
certificate program that runs in the evenings, four
nights per week.
Cost: TBA
The Basic Corrections Officer (BCO) is the fastest
growing job in the law enforcement field. If you become a corrections officer, your primary duty will be
to guard and supervise prisoners confined to penal
institutions. Special Function Officer (SFO) is a prerequisite for the Basic Corrections Officer (BCO).
Basic
Corrections R 6/13-7/13 M-Th
Officer
CIVIL TECHNOLOGY
HEAVY DUTY DIESEL
Drive Train
Diesel Engines
2
Civil
Technology II
V 5/2-8/22
M,W 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
AutoCAD Civil
V 5/3-8/16
3D Drafting II
T,Th 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
M-Th 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. $275
V 6/13-8/10
M-Th 5:49 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
AUTOMOTIVE
$305
*
V 5/31-8/2
AUTOMOTIVE
CIVIL TECHNOLOGY
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$275
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Engine Repair
R 6/6-7/28 M-Th 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Engine
Performance
1B
R 6/6-7/28 M-Th 7:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. $230
$305
FARM AND RANCH MANAGEMENT
This program provides individualized training for
farmers/ranchers. Participating farms are assisted in
keeping a complete set of financial records through
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monthly instructor visits. Record-keeping practices and
WELDING
computer record-keeping systems, including Quicken,
PIPE WELDING- Experienced welders may enroll to QuickBooks, etc. Year-end information is used to
analyze the financial position of the farm business.
work toward certification as a pipe welder for the
This program meets the requirements for FSA borrower
oil/gas industry. Combined w/ welding. Same schedule
training. For more information, contact David Gillman
as welding.
at 722-6956 or 823-0645.
($204/year)
WELDING- Preparation for certification is available. Basic Course
Priority will be given to adult students. Two certificates Or Advanced Course ($240/year)
available for adults. Welding certificates are also
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE
available to secondary students.
Electricians are responsible for the safe installation
POLY PIPE CERTIFICATION - Now available!
and maintenance of electrical wiring. Levels 1A–4A
taught first semester. Levels 1B–4B taught second
WELDING
semester. OFFERED AGAIN IN FALL.
$305
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July - August Night Lab M,W 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
R
6/2-8/11
Structured T, Th 5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
$50 fee +
tuition
per month
$310
Cost: TBA
CARPENTRY
Students get hands-on experience in the actual
construction of a home. The student is involved in all
phases from planning and drafting to foundation,
framing, and finishing work. OFFERED AGAIN IN FALL.
MEDICAL & HEALTH PROGRAMS
NURSING ASSISTANT (NA)*
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
Students will learn to interpret, calculate, and fill
medication orders, as well as all other skills needed to
assist the Pharmacist. This course prepares students to
take the National Pharmacy Technician Exam and to get
licensed as a Pharmacy Technician in the State of Utah.
The 180 clinical hours will be completed on your own time,
after school and on weekends. Open to Adult students
and High School Seniors (must be 18 before completion).
OFFERED AGAIN IN FALL. Call for details 435.722.6909.
APPLICATIONS DUE AUGUST 8
Applications are available in the Career Center or online
ubatc.edu Entrance is based on the date of completed
application. Limit of 12 students. Scholarships are available
for this program. Contact the instructor for more information
- liz@ubatc.edu
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
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Aug - Dec
M-Th
8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $720 +fees
Class hours are flexible. Practical skills of personal,
emotional, and social care, will be emphasized. This
course will enable the student to render safe and
meaningful care to clients in acute and long-term
care. You will be trained to assist the licenced nurse.
This course prepares students to take the state CNA
exam. It includes 76 hours of class instruction and
24 hours of clinical externship. Must be 16 years old.
*State examination fee of $75 must be paid by the
student directly to the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry,
after completing the class. Must be 16, immunizations
required. Application required.
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY COURSE
Learn root medical words, prefixes, suffixes, meanings
from which these medical words were derived, basic
pronunciation, spelling, and accepted medical
abbreviations. This is one of the required Medical Assistant
courses. OFFERED AGAIN IN FALL.
PRACTICAL NURSING (PN)
CNA
Evening V 1/11-3/21 M,Th 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
MEDICAL ASSISTING (MA)
$290+books
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Training will prepare students with the skills to assist
physicians in doctors’ offices, clinics, and health
maintenance organizations. Medical Terminology will be
also included inside the program. Scholarship money
is available. High School Seniors must be18 before
completion. Testing for this program must be complete by
August 8 and interviews with students will be held
August 15. OFFERED AGAIN IN FALL.
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The practical nursing program begins each Fall. Testing
deadline is June 23, applications are due June 30 for the
Fall 2016 class. You can apply if your prerequisites will
be completed before classes start in August. Contact the
nursing department at 435.722.6973 for more information
or Lesa 435.722.1746. Upon completion, 30 credits can
be applied to the USU-Uintah Basin Associate Degree
Nursing Program. This program is accredited by ACEN
(Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing):
3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850, Atlanta GA 30326
Phone 404.975.5000 or Fax 404 975 5020
www.acenursing.org
ENERGY SERVICES
PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY
NEW PROGRAM!
FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTOMATION CERTIFICATE- This course will familiarize students with the
operation and maintenance of automation used
in the Oil & Gas industry. Topics will include safety,
methods of measuring and controlling flow, temperature, level, and pressure. Students will learn the ability
to solve and identify basic problems relative to instrumentation and troubleshooting. Roosevelt Campus,
T-Th, 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Call Kimberli Wadsworth at
435.725.7110 for more information.
FUNDAMENTALS OF AUTOMATION 3 - The Fundamentals of Automation 3 Certificate is designed at
the request of the local Oil and Gas Automation
industry. This 300-hour program is intended to build
upon the delivered fundamental understanding of
electricity and automation procedures and practices
to the novice oil and gas student learned in Automation 1 and 2. This course is project based where the
student builds, maintains and troubleshoots automated hardware and software in simulated scenarios. This
course is M,T,W 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. at the Roosevelt
Campus. For more info call Kimberli Wadsworth at
435.725.7110.
WELL CONTROL CERTIFICATE (IADC
ACCREDITED)- UBATC is proud to announce that
we have a new state of the art Well Control simulator;
one of only four in the country. This new simulator is
well equipped and complies with the IADC and IWCF
standards to meet their certification requirements.
The simulator has top of the line updated computer
software and hardware, featuring a main display
to produce the 3D graphics needed to facilitate a
realistic training environment, full 3D animation of top
drive drilling and Kelly bushing drilling, and a student
touch screen console. This full upgrade also includes
a modern joystick that will control breaking and
throttle in a simultaneous action/motion and camera
controls.
• DRILLING: Four-day supervisory level course. Vernal
campus, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required. Instructors: Mike Mold & Gary Duncan.
• WORKOVER/COMPLETION: Two-day supervisory-level course. Vernal campus, 7:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Pre-registration is required. Instructors: Mike Mold &
Gary Duncan.
• DRILLING & WORKOVER/COMPLETION: Fiveday supervisory-level course. Vernal campus,
8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Pre-registration is required.
• INTRODUCTORY LEVELS: available upon request.
• DRILLING OPERATIONS: available upon request.
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PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE WITH
ASSOCIATES OF APPLIED SCIENCE DEGREE
OPTION - Classes start in August. Space is limited,
submit applications early. Designed for those seeking
employment or advancement within the oil and gas
industry. Developed in partnership with oil and gas
companies to ensure students receive the critical
and technical skills training needed for success. PELL
grant eligible and scholarships available! Classes
held M-Th evening, a few daytime classes. This 900hour program includes classroom courses in:
• Petroleum Technology I & II
• Oil and Gas Safety
• Wellhead and Surface Equipment
• Leadership for the Petroleum Industry
• And many other courses
Get on-the-job training, and hands-on training
using actual equipment used in industry. For more
information please call Tammy 435.725.7135.
PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY I- Class starts in August. Drilling, exploration, artificial lift systems, instrumentation, geology, history, technology, and latest
trends in the oil and gas industry are all taught in
this 10-week course for both the novice interested
in learning about the oil & gas industry and the
job seeker wanting to increase knowledge and skill
levels. Cost: $413.
LEADERSHIP: This leadership course is designed for
new and middle management leadership. This is an
interdisciplinary course designed to introduce the
student to the tasks, strategies, and skills of effective
leadership. Course activities will move the student
from theory to the practical processes of leadership.
Basic concepts essential to personal skills development and organizational leadership behavior are
included. Call Kimberli Wadsworth for more information at 435.725.7110.
NEW! PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY COURSES
AVAILABLE TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS Approximately 100 hours of the 900-hour Petroleum
Technology Program. PETRO TECH I for high school
students is designed to give students a broad look
at the start to finish process of the oil and gas industry. Everything from the history and properties of
oil to the final completion and production of a well.
It also provides information about the jobs available within the oil and gas industry.
• Basic Well Calculations
• Frac 101
• Practical Well Control
• Resume Writing and Interview Skills
HAZWOPER - Let UBATC provide the knowledge and
skills necessary to ensure the safety of response personnel when taking action to contain and control releases of hazardous materials or response to disaster
events that have impacted the workplace and community. This training will aid employers in compliance
with local, state and federal regulations applicable
to spill and disaster response cleanup. UBATC offers
8 hour refresher and 24 & 40 hour trainings. Call
Gary Duncan at 435.725.7123 for more information.
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TRANSPORTATION
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BECOME A PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER
420- Numerous jobs exist for truck drivers. A CDL
license can open the door to gainful employment.
Instruction is a mix of behind-the-wheel and classroom
training. Our 420-hour course covers:
• Pre-trip/Post-trip • Coupling/Uncoupling
• Mountain, Night & Dirt Road Driving • Log book
• Airbrake Adjustment • Large Driving/Backing Range
• Variety of Big Rigs • Empty/Loaded/Bobtail
Students typically finish course in 10 to 12 weeks.
Training offered at both Vernal and Roosevelt. Upon
successful completion a student receives: CDL license
with initial endorsements, HAZMAT endorsements,
brake adjustment, and certifications. Training package includes physical, drug screening and third party
testing. Scholarships available for both Uintah County
and Duchesne County residents.
DOT HAZMAT/HM126 - Workshop can be taught
UBATC in Vernal or Roosevelt. Offered upon request.
CDL WINTER DRIVING CUSTOMIZED WORKSHOP- Topics include DOT regulations, slick road
driving, chain up, driver evaluations, etc. Offered
upon request. Vernal/Roosevelt. Offered upon request.
Cost $78
DOT-UHP 4-HOUR WORKSHOP- Presentation
by UHP Trooper includes: What to expect in a DOT
inspection, oilfield exemptions, log books & motor carrier regulations. Call for dates. Cost: $78
AIRBRAKE WORKSHOP- Workshop can be taught
at UBATC in Vernal, Roosevelt or at your place of
business. Offered upon request. Cost: $78
DOT LOG BOOK TRAINING- Designed for indi-
viduals and employers who need to know and discuss
applicable DOT laws regarding Hours-of-Service
regulations and proper log book completion. Offered
upon request. Vernal. Cost: $78
CDL 3RD PARTY TESTING – UBATC can administer
Utah 3rd Party Test for a CDL license. Cost for this
test is $150. You can use a UBATC truck to take the
test if needed for a fee of $90. Test must be scheduled more than 48 hours in advance. Call Tammy
Smith at 435.725.7135 to schedule a test and for
more information.
DEFENSIVE DRIVING
• PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER: 6-hour Na-
tional Safety Council course. Offered upon request
in Vernal/Roosevelt. Six-hour National Safety Council
course for the Professional Truck Driver. Cost: $110
3rd Annual TRUCK SHOW - June 25
Vernal UBATC | 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. | Free Admission
Truck Displays, Demonstrations, Free Hot Dogs
FAMILY FUN!
OSHA TRAINING INSTITUTE
EDUCATION CENTER
To view schedule:
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Under Certificates and Programs
Petroleum, Energy and Transportation
OSHA Training Institute and Education Center
• OSHA #500 Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for
Construction
• OSHA #501 Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for
General Industry
• OSHA #502 Update for Construction Industry Outreach Trainers
• OSHA #503 Update for General Industry Outreach
Trainers
• OSHA #510 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction Industry
• OSHA #511 Occupational Safety and Health
Standards for General Industry
• OSHA #521 OSHA Guide to Industrial Hygiene
• OSHA #2015 Hazardous Materials
• OSHA #2225 Respiratory Protection
• OSHA #2255 Principles of Ergonomics (formerly
OSHA #2250)
• OSHA #2264 Permit-Required Confined Space
Entry
• OSHA #3015 Excavation, Trenching and Soil Mechanics (formerly OSHA #3010)
• OSHA #3095 Electrical Standards
• OSHA #3115 Fall Protection (formerly OSHA #3110
Fall Arrest Systems)
• OSHA #5810 Hazards Recognition & Standards for
On-Shore Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
• OSHA #6000 Collaborative Duty Course for Other
Federal Agencies.
• OSHA #7005 Public Warehousing and Storage
• OSHA #7100 Introduction to Machinery and Machine Safeguarding
• OSHA #7105 Evacuation and Emergency Planning
• OSHA #7115 Lockout/Tagout
• OSHA #7205 Health Hazard Awareness
• OSHA #7225 Transitioning to Safer Chemicals
• OSHA #7300 Understanding OSHA’s Permit-Required Confined Space Standard
• OSHA #7400 Noise Hazards in the Construction
Industry
• OSHA #7405 Fall Hazard Awareness for the Construction Industry
• OSHA #7410 Managing Excavation Hazards
• OSHA #7415 Construction Industry Hazards and
Prevention Strategies
• OSHA #7500 Introduction to Safety and Health
Management
• OSHA #7505 Introduction to Incident Investigation
• OSHA #7510 Introduction to OSHA for Small Businesses
• OSHA #7845 Record keeping Rule Seminar
• OSHA 10 hr. Outreach General Industry
• OSHA 30 hr. Outreach General Industry
• OSHA 10 hr. Outreach Construction Ind.
• OSHA 30 hr. Outreach Construction Ind.
For more information regarding OSHA courses,
please call Kimberli at 435-725-7110 or
kimberliw@ubatc.edu
NEW COURSE!
COMPLIANCE PROGRAM BUILDING- Do you have
the required written OSHA programs for your business?
Our new Compliance Program Building Course is
designed to help identify and build the programs you
need to stay compliant to OSHA and other regulatory agencies. This course focuses on management,
leadership and employee involvement, worksite analysis and hazard prevention and control, and safety
and health training and education. Students will
learn what written programs are needed based on
their industry as well as the requirements for programs
such as fall protection, general safety and health
programs, HAZCOM, Permit required confined space,
respiratory protection, lockout/tagout and many more.
For questions or scheduling, please call Kimberli Wadsworth 435.725.7110 or Wes Porter 435.725.7143.
PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY & HEALTH CERTIFICATE
PROGRAM- The certificate program in Public Sector
Safety & Health Fundamentals supports OSHA’s mission
by training public sector employees in occupational
safety and health to reduce incident rates for workers
in state and local governments. Participants have the
opportunity to earn certificates for Construction and
General Industry training. Participants can choose
from a variety of topics such as occupational safety
and health standards for the construction or general
industry, safety and health management, accident
investigation, fall hazard awareness, and recordkeeping.
PUBLIC SECTOR SAFETY AND
HEALTH CERTIFICATE
GENERAL INDUSTRY
Required: (3)
#511
#7500
#7505
Electives: (4) minimum of 29 contact hours
#3095
#7000
#7005
#7100
#7105
#7115
#7200
#7205
#7210
#7845
#2264 or #7300
CONSTRUCTION
Required: (3)
#510
#7500
#7505
Electives: (4) minimum of 29 contact hours
#3095
#3115
#7405
#7105
#7110
#7205
#7400
#7845
#3015 or #7410
OSHA 10-HOUR GENERAL INDUSTRY- Taught
in Roosevelt and Vernal, monthly. Two-day course.
Preregistration required. Cost: $135
OSHA 10-HOUR CONSTRUCTION-
Teaches construction workers about their rights,
employer responsibilities and how to identify, abate,
avoid and prevent job related hazards. Approved
for Contractors Continuing Education credits. Scheduled by request. Cost: $135
HAZCOM GHS AWARENESS- New chemical label-
ing mandate. Update is required by December 2013
for all employees who are exposed to hazardous
chemicals. This 2-hour class is held by request with
on-site training available at your business. Please call
to schedule. Cost: $38
NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL DEFENSIVE DRIVING- available to companies only. Cost: $40; Class
w/ driving evaluation, Cost: $110
SAFETY
MEDIC FIRST AID/CPR WITH AED - Taught every other
Wednesday in Vernal, and once a month in Roosevelt
at10:00 a.m. Cost: $60 Combine with H2S + FA/CPR/
AED = Cost: $85
CHILD/INFANT FIRST AID/CPR ENDORSEMENT- Ideal
for day care providers, teachers, babysitters, nursery
workers, parents and grandparents.
FORKLIFT COUNTER BALANCE OR ROUGH TERRAIN - IVES Training System will help ensure your
company’s mobile equipment operator training. Meets
or exceeds all applicable industry standards and
government regulations in certifying/qualifying your
operators of forklifts. Classroom training and equipment evaluation.
IVES AERIAL LIFTS- Aerial lifts, man lifts, knuckle boom,
and scissor lift. Fulfills OSHA requirements to include
classroom and practical evaluation. Available upon
request.
H2S HYDROGEN SULFIDE COMPLIANCE- This 2-hour
class is taught every other Wednesday in
Vernal, and once a month in Roosevelt 8:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Cost: $51
PEC SAFELAND- The Operators listed below recognize and support the SafeLand Orientation, with a
primary goal of reducing the number of preventable
accidents in our industry’s journey to zero accidents.
SafeLand is recognized by Anadarko, Exxon Mobil,
EnCana, BP, Newfield, Bill Barrett, Crescent Point and
many others. Held monthly, available in Roosevelt or
Vernal, 7:00 a.m. Cost: $112
PEC CORE COMPLIANCE- This training program will
insure your employees are trained in the safety topics
commonly required by operators.
PEC H2S CLEAR: 4-HOUR STANDALONE H2S
COURSE TITLED “PEC H2S CLEAR (4-HOUR END
USER).” - PEC H2S Clear will improve employee safety
performance for general industry workers who may
come in contact with hydrogen sulfide during their
regular day to day job duties. While not only improving safety performance, this course also prepares
general industry workers by providing crucial knowledge of the dangers of H2S and the precautions,
tools and controls necessary when working in H2S environments. This course has no prerequisite and covers
the current classroom requirements of ANSI Z390.1
and is designed to meet the new ANSI requirements
coming in 2016.
OIL & GAS SAFETY COMPLIANCE FOR CONTRACTORS- Includes 10-hour OSHA General Industry, H2S
Awareness training, Medic First Aid/CPR/AED & Respiratory Protection Awareness. Fit Testing upon request.
Offered monthly, both days required. Cost: $216
OIL & GAS NEW HIRE SAFETY- Certification and
awareness level safety training for new hires in the oil
and gas industry. Attend full week or specific days
as needed. Includes 10 hour OSHA, H2S, First Aid/
CPR, Respiratory Protection, & Fit Testing, Defensive
Driving with evaluation or SafeLand. 14 hours industry
specific training.
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION & FIT TEST- Procedures
for fitting a respirator to protect against hazardous
gases.
YOUR CAREER STARTS HERE
PROGRAMS
ROOSEVELT
1100 East Lagoon Street
Roosevelt, UT 84066
435.722.6900
Business
Roosevelt & Vernal Campus
Office Professional
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Medical
Roosevelt Campus Only
Medical Assistant
Pharmacy Technician
Practical Nursing
Roosevelt & Vernal Campuses
Nursing Assistant
Trades and Industry
Roosevelt Campus Only
Auto Technology
Culinary Arts
NEW! POST (Police Academy)
Vernal Campus Only
Civil Technology
Heavy Duty Diesel
Roosevelt & Vernal Campuses
Electrical Apprenticeship
Farm & Ranch Business Mgnt.
Welding
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Roosevelt & Vernal Campuses
Automotive Maint. & Light Repair
Cabinetry
Welding Basic Technician
Carpentry
Roosevelt Campus
Media Design
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CONGRATULATIONS TO CHANDLER VINCENT
UBATC STUDENT OF THE YEAR!
Chandler Vincent is a welding student at the Roosevelt
UBATC campus and a senior at Union High School.
Chandler started his own company, CRV Welding at
the age of 16. He placed 1st at State SkillsUSA 2015
& 2016, competed at Nationals, finishing fourth in
the nation as a junior and looks forward to bringing
home the gold medal as he competes again this
Summer. Chandler was one of the top 3 finalists for
UCAT Student of the Year. If you would like to invite
Chandler to a speaking opportunity, please contact
stephaniec@ubatc.edu.
Energy Services
Roosevelt & Vernal Campuses
Energy Services Safety
CDL - Truck Driver Training
Vernal Campus Only
Petroleum Technology
Roosevelt Campus Only
Fundamentals of Automation
Automation 2
Automation 3
VERNAL
450 North 2000 West
Vernal, UT 84078
435.725.7100
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*STACKABLE CERTIFICATES TRANSFER TO USU!
1. Upon completing a 900-hour certificate at UBATC, 30 credit hours
can be applied towards an Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
degree at Utah State University - Uintah Basin.
2. Apply your associates degree toward a Bachelor of Science in
General Technology at USU - Uintah Basin.
Certificates at UBATC that qualify for 30 transferable credits to Utah State
University: Welding, Petroleum Technology, Heavy Duty Diesel, Medical Assisting,
Practical Nursing, Auto Technology, Culinary Arts & Business Office Professional.
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CAREER COUNSELING
The UBATC Career Centers
in Vernal and Roosevelt offer
career counseling to anyone
considering classes at UBATC.
Call 435.725.7103
for more information.
UBATC TESTING CENTER
The Testing Center assists individuals in succeeding in their choice of
academic studies by providing
a variety of testing services. Call
435.725.7103 to schedule a test.
The Testing Center is an authorized
site for the following organizations:
• ASE Prometric
• Utah Nursing Assistant Registry
• (RMGA) Rocky Mountain Gas
Association
• (POST) Police Officer Selection Test
• CIC Crane Operator
• MBTI Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
• Strong Interest Inventory
• TABE Placement Tests
• Pearson Vue
SENIOR CITIZENS
Senior Citizens (62 or older) will
receive an 80% discount for individual classes. Enrollment will be
allowed on a space available basis.
Community education and other self
funded classes are exempt from the
senior discount.
No grade or certificate will be
awarded. An “Audit” will be given.
www.ubatc.edu
Bus transportation available between Vernal and Roosevelt campuses.
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