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Class #0: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Class includes ALL C.I.R.T. Courses 1 To 10

Who is Eligible: Anyone is eligible to take the exam, but it is recommended that applicants have a combination of the following - 4,000 hours of work in the landscape industry. 2,000 hours of work in the landscape industry plus the successful completion of a two-year or four-year curriculum in the landscape field. Preparing for the test: To allow sufficient time for study, persons should apply for examination well in advance of the test date. This is Price is for One Person all Class 1. Certified Irrigation Repair Technician Basic CIRT Class : 0 Class includes ALL Basic CIRT Courses 1 To 10 The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 40 hours

Class #1: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Wire Tracking and Electrical Troubleshooting

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . The class teaches technicians the general skills of troubleshooting an electrical irrigation system through the use of basic electrical equipment. It includes general instruction on the function and uses of a voltage ohmmeter and shows you how to use wire-tracking equipment(example: 521) to locate wire faults in the field. The class goes from testing the transformer of a controller to checking the ohms of a solenoid and all other functions of testing the irrigation electrical system. Class Time Required : 4 Hours

Class #2: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Controller Programming, Maintenance and Scheduling

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . An inclusive "hands-on" approach teaching the basic steps of programming and maintaining mechanical and solid state controllers. Technicians will learn by practicing on several major brand controllers. This class is designed to make you aware of common problem solving techniques for all irrigation clocks. Class time required: 4 hours.

Class #3: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Valve Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Another "hands-on" class designed to make technicians aware of the numerous types of sprinkler, valve and backflow applications. We will take you through the major elements of an irrigation system showing you what to look for in different scenarios. This class also contains a troubleshooting component where technicians will go through a complete analysis of a diaphragm type irrigation valve. Class time required: 4 hours

Class #4: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Water Management Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . In this class technicians will learn valuable skills to help them estimate water use and costs. By combining estimating skills and other information like local weather data, technicians can better budget for a property's watering needs. Some topics to be covered include flow sensing, weather sensing, and evapotranspiration. Class also includes nozzle sizing and water auditing and distribution. Class time required: 4 hours.

Class #5: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Pipe Fitting - Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . The content of the class covers pipe joining, pipe repair and maintenance on multiple pipe materials including steel, PVC and copper. Techniques using couplings, reducers, flanged adapters, repair clamps and various fittings for water and sewerage systems are covered. Applications cover a wide range of sizes and include above and below ground connections (meter pits, valve boxes, etc.). Types of seals and gaskets are discussed including pressure assisted hydraulic seals and mat-type gaskets with pressure ring sealing capabilities. A short overview of NSF and AWWA standards is also included. Class time required: 4 hours.

Class #6: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Irrigation Field Hydraulics

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Irrigator Tech's Irrigation Field Hydraulics is a comprehensive class combining hydraulic principles and irrigation theory. The class is designed to give the technician a thorough understanding of irrigation hydraulics and the various reference materials available (tables, charts, etc.). The course also includes basic calculations for pressure loss, velocity and the effect of elevation. Some information is also included on pipe and head layout, precipitation rates, zoning and irrigation scheduling.

Class #7: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Backflow Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Students will learn the proper techniques to repair and service backflows. Hands-on includes: disassembling backflows, reassembling, and testing for proper function.

Class #8: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Master Valves Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Students will learn to properly repair and service master valves in the field. Hands-on includes: disassembling master valves, regulating master valves, and reassembling master valves.

Class #9: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Basic Pump Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Students will learn about common problems with pumps and how to troubleshoot. Students will also learn how to properly service a pump in the hands-on portion of the class.

Class #10: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Soldering and Brazing Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Basic Courses Needed For The Basic Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . An introductory "hands on" class where each technician will learn basic soldering and brazing to plumbing standards. Areas covered will include an overview of tools and equipment used, safety, cutting tubing, cleaning, brazing and soldering copper pipe, cutting and brazing galvanized pipe. The use and advantages of various gases are also covered. Supervised practice comprises most of the class time. Class time required: 4 hours

Class #30: Backflow Certification : ITTS Certificate is approved as a formal statement class completion in order to apply for the AWWA or ABPA certification

This is a 40 hour class requirement for certification, ALL CLASSES MUST BE ATTENDED, and there will be no refunds. The Irrigator Tech Certificate is approved and can be shown as formal statement of your class completion in order to apply for the AWWA or ABPA certification. Why choose Irrigator Tech for your 40 hour backflow class? -We loan out Mid-West Backflow Test Kits -3/4" - 6" Febco, Watts, and Ames Backflows -Also available: Wilkins, and Conbraco Backflows -Hands on backflow testing lab Classes held for 5 days from 8am-4:30pm each day. See schedule for exact days of each session. Successful completion of this 40 hour course Class #30 will qualify students to apply for certification testing, AWWA-$140 or ABPA-$85, held on a separate day as scheduled. These testing fees are in addition to your class fees and are not paid to Irrigator Tech. They will be sent to the corresponding associations for processing before your testing date.

Class #50: Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Certificate Renewal

This is an 8 hour annual renewal for Certified Irrigation Repair Technician classes 1 Thru 10. With this annual renewal, technicians receive industry updates and are trained on new products. Keep up on your certification in order to stay ahead of your competition. *Note: Renewal class must be taken annually to maintain Irrigation Tech Certification

Class #101: WM SmartWire: 2-Wire System

First students will learn to program a SmartLine Controller and then will learn how to install and program a decoder. Then students will learn how to connect decoders to valves in the field. Students will also learn how to install grounding stakes. This class is hands-on and is 4 hours long.

Class #201: Business Class 1 - Business Plan

A Guide To Understanding And Creating A Business Plan. Imagine The Impression On Your Banker Or Potential When You Present A Complete Picture Of Your Business Plan. Follow The Simple Format Outlined Inside And Reap The Benefits. This is the first in a series of 4 courses

Class #202: Business Class 2 - Accounting

A Basic Accounting Lesson With Profits In Mind. Now Is The Time To Learn The Meaning Of Those Accounting Terms You Never Really Knew, Yet Were Afraid To Ask. Stop Feeling Afraid About Accounting And Use It To Make More Money. This is the second in the series of 4 courses

Class #203: Business Class 3 - Finance

A Description Of Financial Ratios As A Tool To Manage Your Business. Start Using One Of The Best Tricks Of The Trade Through Ratio Analysis. Learn How To Easily Figure And Understand 10 Key Ratios To Keep Your Business Running Strong. This is third in a series of 4 courses

Class #204: Business Class 4 - Estimating, Bidding, And Selling

A Fundamental Look At The Basic Strategies For Success. Learn The Difference Between Estimating , Bidding And Selling. Find Out Ways To Create A Credibility Gap Betweed You And The Competition. Begin Making More Money While Doing Less Work. This is fourth in a series of 4 courses

Class #301: Home Owner Training: Irrigation Basics and Water Saving Technology

This introductory homeowners class will cover a variety of irrigation basics. Topics covered include: irrigation valves, basic backflow principles (every homeowner should know!), replacing a sprinkler, and controller/timer programming. We will also cover soil basics and fertilizer/mulching basics (featuring organic fertilizers). Also, learn how to take advantage of rebates on water saving irrigation technology and how to use it in your own backyard! Includes: hands-on controller programming, sprinklers, and valves.

Class #400: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : 400 Class includes ALL C.M.T. Courses 401 To 410

Who is Eligible: Anyone is eligible to take the exam, but it is recommended that applicants have a combination of the following - 4,000 hours of work in the landscape industry. 2,000 hours of work in the landscape industry plus the successful completion of a two-year or four-year curriculum in the landscape field. Preparing for the test: To allow sufficient time for study, persons should apply for examination well in advance of the test date. This is Price is for One Person all Class 1. Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : 400 Class includes ALL C.M.T. Courses 401 To 410 The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 40 hours

Class #401: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Organic Working With Wildlife

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You will learn how to: List 25 ways to remover wildlife, and describe how we can work with wildlife. Definitons of terms used to classify wildlife. Ability to list at least four physical characteristics that can help to identify wildlife. The steps required to Wildlife Development & Identification. Proper handling procedures : Checklists Stewardship: Property Owner Courtesy Health and Safety Studies : Checklists Course material will be sent in advance upon payment. Course Time : 4 hrs

Class #402: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Organic Working With Insects

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: The top 25 common insects that are found in the working areas. Site Conditions. List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when insects are on a site. List eight practical functions insects serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of insects that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify insects. Define some of the terms used to classify insects.

Class #403: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Organic Working With Plants And Planting

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: Plant Growth and Development : Plant Identification : Plants and Planting : List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Plant Diseases for a site. List eight practical functions of Plant Diseases List and describe several properties and characteristics of Plant Diseases Development List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Plant Diseases . Define some of the terms used to classify Plant Diseases Development . The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 4 hours

Class #404: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Organic Fertilization & Identification

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Fertilization for a site. List eight practical functions Fertilization serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of Fertilization that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Fertilization . Define some of the terms used to classify Fertilization. Describe the basic structure of Fertilization

Class #405: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Weed Development , Identification

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: Definitons of terms used to classify weeds. Describtions of the basic structure of weeds and how they grow. Ability to list at least four physical characteristics that can help to identify weeds. Learn to identify the top 25 most common weeds. The steps required to kill weeds. Proper handling procedures : Checklists Proper spraying procedures : Checklists Disposal and spill procedures : Checklists Stewardship: Property Owner Courtesy Calibration Procedures : Checklist Health and Safety Studies : Checklists Course material will be sent in advance upon payment. Course Time : 4 hrs

Class #406: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Ground Cover Development & Identification

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Ground Cover for a site. List eight practical functions Ground Cover serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of Ground Cover that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Ground Cover. Define some of the terms used to classify Ground Cover. Describe the basic structure of Ground Cover and how they grow.

Class #407: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Turf Grass Development & Identification

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Turf Grass for a site. List eight practical functions Turf Grass serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of Turf Grass that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Turf . Define some of the terms used to classify Turf. Describe the basic structure of Turf and how they grow.

Class #408: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Tree Development & Identifcation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: Site Conditions. List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Trees for a site. List eight practical functions Trees serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of Trees that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Trees. Define some of the terms used to classify Trees. Describe the basic structure of Tree and how they grow.

Class #409: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Annuals & Perennials Development & Identification

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting plants for a site. List eight practical functions plants serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of plants that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify plants. Define some of the terms used to classify plants. Describe the basic structure of plants and how they grow. Annuals and perennials.

Class #410: Go Green Certified Maintenance Technician C.M.T Class : Relationship Between Soils & Plants, Composting

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.M.T. Certification ( Certified Maintenance Technician ). You learn about: Material and Purposes : Soil Texture : Plants-Water Relationships : Instruction on the understanding of Carbon : Nitrogen ratios and the biological roles they play in the composting process. Composting Ingredients. Building compost batches, hot vs. cold piles. Discussion of common methods including; backyard (food waste and feces). Worm, in soil ingestion /digestion, trench, mulching, etc. Individuals will have an understanding of proper tools and equipment that should be used. Discussion of urban and suburban municipality policies and codes.

Class #500: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Class includes ALL C.I.R.T. Courses 501 To 510

Who is Eligible: Anyone is eligible to take the exam, but it is recommended that applicants have a combination of the following - 4,000 hours of work in the landscape industry. 2,000 hours of work in the landscape industry plus the successful completion of a two-year or four-year curriculum in the landscape field. Preparing for the test: To allow sufficient time for study, persons should apply for examination well in advance of the test date. This is Price is for One Person all Class 1. Certified Irrigation Repair Technician Advanced CIRT Class : 500 Class includes ALL Advanced CIRT Courses 501 To 510 The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 40 hours

Class #501: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Wire Tracking and Electrical Troubleshooting

This advanced field-study class teaches technicians specific skills in troubleshooting an electrical irrigation system. Technicians learn to use state-of-the-art wire and valve locators and pulse ground fault locating equipment through practical, hands-on application to locate wire faults in the field. Classroom instruction is a minimum of one hour including instruction on the function and uses of a voltage ohmmeter. The focus is hands-on field training using the necessary equipment for the remainder of the class. Class time required: 4 hours Requirments : Bring Tools : 521, 2003, Voltage Ohmmeter All Hands-On Field Tools Necessary

Class #502: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Controller Programming, Maintenance and Scheduling

In this class, concentration is focused on in depth programming and advanced controller features. RainMaster , Hunter, Rain Bird , Weathermatic and Superior are among the controllers that will be discussed. Again we teach an inclusive "hands-on" approach covering advanced steps of programming and maintaining mechanical and solid-state controllers. Technicians will learn by practicing on several major brand controllers. Class time required: 4 hours.

Class #503: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Valve Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This advanced field-study class teaches technicians in depth "hands-on" analysis and troubleshooting of diaphragm controlled irrigation valves. The class is designed to make technicians aware of the components, assembly, and operation of the most commonly used valves. Technicians go through the major elements of forward and reverse flow valves, electric, NO, NC, manual and hydraulically actuated valves through internal component troubleshooting and field diagnosis of the valve. Using Griswold, Superior, and Valcon, among others. Class time: 4 hours

Class #504: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Water Management Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This advanced field-study class teaches technicians in depth "hands-on" analysis and troubleshooting of diaphragm controlled irrigation valves. The class is designed to make technicians aware of the components, assembly, and operation of the most commonly used valves. Technicians go through the major elements of forward and reverse flow valves, electric, NO, NC, manual and hydraulically actuated valves through internal component troubleshooting and field diagnosis of the valve. Using Griswold, Superior, and Valcon, among others. Class time: 4 hours

Class #505: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Pipe Fitting - Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Advanced Courses Needed For The Advanced Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . The content of the class covers pipe joining, pipe repair and maintenance on multiple pipe materials including steel, PVC and copper. Techniques using couplings, reducers, flanged adapters, repair clamps and various fittings for water and sewerage systems are covered. Applications cover a wide range of sizes and include above and below ground connections (meter pits, valve boxes, etc.). Types of seals and gaskets are discussed including pressure assisted hydraulic seals and mat-type gaskets with pressure ring sealing capabilities. Students will become familiar with the Blu-Lock brand and the benefits. A short overview of NSF and AWWA standards is also included. Class time required: Pipes are 2" & Up 4 hours.

Class #506: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Irrigation Field Hydraulics

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Advanced Courses Needed For The Advanced Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Irrigator Tech's Irrigation Field Hydraulics is a comprehensive class combining hydraulic principles and irrigation theory. The class is designed to give the technician a thorough understanding of irrigation hydraulics and the various reference materials available (tables, charts, etc.). The course also includes basic calculations for pressure loss, velocity and the effect of elevation. Some information is also included on pipe and head layout, precipitation rates, zoning and irrigation scheduling.

Class #507: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Backflow Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Advanced Courses Needed For The Advanced Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Students will learn the proper techniques to repair and service backflows. Hands-on includes: disassembling backflows, reassembling, and testing for proper function . Backflow are 2" and Up 4 Hrs

Class #508: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Master Valves Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Advanced Courses Needed For The Advanced Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Students will learn to properly repair and service master valves in the field. Hands-on includes: disassembling master valves, regulating master valves, and reassembling master valves. Sizes Are 2" & Up 4 Hrs

Class #509: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Advanced Pump Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This Introductory Class Is One Of The 10 Advanced Courses Needed For The Advanced Irrigator Technical Irrigation Certification . Students will learn about Advanced problems with pumps and how to troubleshoot. Students will also learn how to properly service a pump in the hands-on portion of the class.

Class #510: Advanced Certified Irrigation Repair Technician ( CIRT ) : Soldering and Brazing Application, Maintenance, and Repair

This advanced classes teaches the technician the skills required for larger, more complex soldering and brazing of copper and galvanized pipe. Irrigator Tech's Advanced Soldering & Brazing class is an inclusive, interactive, hands-on session where each technician will learn soldering and brazing to plumbing standards. Areas covered will include an overview of tools and equipment used, safety, cutting, cleaning, brazing and soldering copper pipe of larger dimension. Students will work from a provided blueprint then measure, cut and configure to exacting specifications. Final work will be pressure tested and checked for leaks. Class Time 4 Hr

Class #600: Smart Water Certified SWC Class ( S.W.C ) : Class includes ALL S.W.C. Courses 600 To 610

Who is Eligible: Anyone is eligible to take the exam, but it is recommended that applicants have a combination of the following - 4,000 hours of work in the landscape industry. 2,000 hours of work in the landscape industry plus the successful completion of a two-year or four-year curriculum in the landscape field. Preparing for the test: To allow sufficient time for study, persons should apply for examination well in advance of the test date. This is Price is for One Person all Class 1.Smart Water Certified Class S.W.C : Class includes ALL S.W.C Courses 601 To 610 Class includes ALL Basic Courses 1 To 10 The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 40 hours

Class #601: Smart Water Certified SWC Class : Relationship Between Soil and Watering

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the S.W.C. Certification ( Smart Water Certified SWC ). You learn about: Material and Purposes : Soil Texture : Plants-Water Relationships : Instruction on the understanding of Carbon : Nitrogen ratios and the biological roles they play in the composting process. Composting Ingredients. Building compost batches, hot vs. cold piles. Discussion of common methods including; backyard (food waste and feces). Worm, in soil ingestion /digestion, trench, mulching, etc. Individuals will have an understanding of proper tools and equipment that should be used. Discussion of urban and suburban municipality policies and codes.

Class #602: Smart Water Certified SWC Class : Smart Plant Selection

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the S.W.C Certification ( Smart Water Certified SWC ). You learn about: Plant Growth and Development : Plant Identification : Plants and Planting : List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Plant Diseases for a site. List eight practical functions of Plant Diseases List and describe several properties and characteristics of Plant Diseases Development List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Plant Diseases . Define some of the terms used to classify Plant Diseases Development . The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 4 hours

Class #603: Smart Water Certified SWC Class : Smart Hydraulics

Topics covered: hydraulics, system efficiency, pumps, and pressure.

Class #604: Smart Water Certified SWC Class : Organic Fertilization

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the S.W.C Certification ( Smart Water Certified ). You learn about: List and describe five environmental conditions that should be considered when selecting Fertilization for a site. List eight practical functions Fertilization serve which can be used to enhance the outdoor environment. List and describe several properties and characteristics of Fertilization that influence their suitability in specific locations. List at least four physical characteristics you can use to help identify Fertilization . Define some of the terms used to classify Fertilization. Describe the basic structure of Organic Fertilization

Class #605: Smart Water Certified SWC Class : Sprinkler and Drip Systems

Students will learn how to take an existing irrigation system and make it more water efficient through retrofitting. Will cover how to properly size nozzles, and adjust sprinkler heads. Also covered: Distribution uniformity, and precipitation rate. Drip System Hands-on lab also included.

Class #606: Smart Water Controller Programming

This class will cover controllers that can help the consumer save water. Students will learn how to correctly install and correctly program controllers to effectively water turf, plants, and trees. Controllers featured: Weathermatic Smartline, RainMaster Eagle, and Toro Intellisense.

Class #607: Smart Water Certified SWC Class : Plan Reading and Application

Topics covered: blueprint reading and implementation, impact of site conditions on equiment choice, equipment commissioning, and federal/state regulations overview.

Class #700: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. - 700 Class includes ALL C.E.O. Courses 701-710

Who is Eligible: Anyone is eligible to take the exam, but it is recommended that applicants have a combination of the following - 4,000 hours of work in the landscape industry. 2,000 hours of work in the landscape industry plus the successful completion of a two-year or four-year curriculum in the landscape field. Preparing for the test: To allow sufficient time for study, persons should apply for examination well in advance of the test date. This Price is for One Person taking all C.E.O. Classes 701-710. The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 40 hours

Class #701: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Clothing And Personal Protective Equipment

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about Guidelines for Clothing And Personal Protective Equipment including: Daily Maintenance Checklist, First Aid And Safety, Known Allergies, Lifting, Communications & Emergency Contacts. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #702: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines For Job Site Safety

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about Precautions on the following subjects: Barricades, Chemicals, Electricity, and Utility Locations. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #703: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Hand Tools And Personal Safety

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about Guidelines for Hand Tools And Personal Safety. Accidents can be significantly reduced by applying good general safety rules. Even though hand and power tools are used every day in many types of businesses, we fail to recognize the hazards these tools may present. Learn how to match the tool to the job, the importance of " state of mind " as well as personal protective equipment, good safety practices, tool care and maintenance, and more. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #704: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Hand-operated 2-Stoke Equipment Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about Guidelines for hand-operated Maintenance equipment including: Daily Maintenance Checklist, Describe the key safety considerations, 2-Stroke Equipment, Describe the key safety considerations for large equipment, Chain Saws, Hedgers, Fuel Level and Mix Oil Level. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #705: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Hand-operated & Riding Mowing 4-Stroke Equipment Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about: Safety considerations for large equipment, guidelines for hand-operated Maintenance equipment, Operating Mowers and all 4-stroke equipment, Daily Maintenance Checklists, Mobilizing people to work as a team, the crew size, selecting the right mower, setting work quotas and the problems of scheduling. Describe the key safety considerations for 4-Stroke Equipment. List and describe the use of five different types of 4-Stroke Equipment. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #706: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Skid Steer Equipment Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about: Daily Maintenance Schedule and Checklist, Operating a Skid Steer, Mobilizing people to work as a team, the crew size, selecting the right equipment, setting work quotas and the problems of scheduling. Describe the key safety considerations when operating Skid Steer equipment. List and describe the use of five different types of Skid Steer. Name the main equipment used in Excavations. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #707: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Backhoes Equipment Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about: Daily Maintenance Schedule and Checklist, Operating Backhoes, Mobilizing people to work as a team, the crew size, selecting the right equipment, setting work quotas and the problems of scheduling. Describe the key safety considerations when operating Backhoe equipment. List and describe the use of five different types of Backhoes. Name the main Backhoe equipment used in Trenching. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #708: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Tractors Equipment Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about: Daily Maintenance Schedule and Checklist, Operating Tractors, Mobilizing people to work as a team, the crew size, selecting the right equipment, setting work quotas and the problems of scheduling. Describe the key safety considerations when operating Tractor equipment. List and describe the use of five different types of Tractors. Name the main Tractor equipment used in Excavations. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #709: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines for Trencher and Pipe Puller Equipment Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about: Daily Maintenance Schedule and Checklist, Operating Trenchers and Pipe Pullers, Mobilizing people to work as a team, the crew size, selecting the right equipment, setting work quotas and the problems of scheduling. Describe the key safety considerations when operating Trencher and Pipe Puller equipment. List and describe the use of five different types of Trenchers and Pipe Pullers. Name the main Trencher, Pipe Puller equipment used in Trenching. Name at least ten possible emergency situations you could encounter on the job and how you can prepare in the event of a medical emergency.

Class #710: Certified Equipment Operator C.E.O. Guidelines For Driving a Truck & Trailer Safety & Maintenance

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.E.O. Certification ( Certified Equipment Operator ). You learn about: The safe operation of truck and trailer equipment. Learn about loading, securing, and hauling techniques; trailer-to-attachment; methods of determining weigtht limits; backing up, and more. List the items to check before truck operation each day. List the safety items that should be carried in a truck. Describe how to back up a trailer. List the items to check regularly for safe operation of a trailer. List ten Driver Safety Tips.

Class #1000: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : 1000 Class includes ALL C.I.I. Courses 1001-1010

Who is Eligible: Anyone is eligible to take the courses, but 2-5 years field experience is recommended. Preparing for the test: To allow sufficient time for study, persons should apply for examination well in advance of the test date. This is Price is for One Person all Class Sign up for Class #1000 and you will be registered to attend ALL Certified Irrigation Installer Classes (Classes 1000-1010). If your schedule does not permit you to take all the C.I.I. classes scheduled, sign up individually for the neccessary classes on the appropriate days. The class consists of both a classroom setting and a hands-on approach. Total Class Time: 40 hours

Class #1001: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Wiring & Electrical Installation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). This class teaches students the skills of properly grounding controllers, installing and wiring circuit breakers, and installing conduits. It includes installation of 110 Volt and 24 Volt assemblies.

Class #1002: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Controller Installation and Programming

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). This class focuses on the installation of controllers, programming, and scheduling for commercial use. It highlights installation of wall mount and pedestal mount controllers.

Class #1003: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Valve Installation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Students learn how to properly install different valves and valve boxes. Students will learn about general valve functions and features.

Class #1004: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Sprinkler Heads and Drip Irrigation: Install

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Students learn to install various heads, and drip for efficient water management. Hands-on includes: geared rotor, pop-up spray head, and drip install.

Class #1005: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Pipe Fitting & Installation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Students will learn how to use and install all of the following: flanges, mechanical joints, PVC fittings, and PVC pipe. Students will also become familiar with the Blu-Lock product line.

Class #1006: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Irrigation Field Hydraulics

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Covers basic hydraulic principles, friction loss, pressure loss due to elevation, dynamic and static pressure.

Class #1007: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Master Valve Installation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Covers functions of a master valve, and normally open/normally closed. Hands-on includes: master valve and flow sensor install.

Class #1008: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Understanding Blueprints and Landscape Design

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Students review irrigation blueprints and how to apply measurements to a job. Also understanding legends, specifications, and “as-builts.”

Class #1009: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Pumps and Pump Systems: Installation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Covers proper installation and operation of prefabricated water pumping systems. Features: pump suction, discharge connections, pump foundation, pump protection, filtration, and net positive suction head.

Class #1010: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Backflow Installation

This class is one of the 10 courses designed to meet the needs of the C.I.I. Certification (Certified Irrigation Installer). Covers types of backflows, functions, and installation guidelines.

Class #1011: Certified Irrigation Installer ( C.I.I. ) : Certificate Renewal

This is an 8 hour annual renewal Classes 1 Thru.10 Achieving Certified Irrigation Instal requires education, training, and testing. Any company that employs certified staffing has a competitive edge in its market. Irrigator Tech Graduates are leaders in their career. With this annual renewal Installer receive industry updates and are trained on new products. Keep up on your certification in order to stay ahead of your competition .

Irrigator Technical Training School • 1474 E. Francis St. • Ontario, CA 91761 Toll-Free Phone: (866) 614-1755 • Toll-Free Fax: (909) 947-2345 info@irrigatortech.com

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