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Blueprints: An Introduction
Receive a basic overview of the symbols and scales contained in blueprints, and a brief look at how to decipher them.
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Boiler Parts & Systems
Understand basic boiler operation principles pertaining to large-scale environments such as schools and office buildings. Also gain an understanding of steam, draft, fuel, and feed-water boiler systems and how they function in these complex system...
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Building Codes: An Introduction
Understand the history of building codes and how to research them in New York City. Learn about the violation removal process.
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Building Engineer Trainee: BET Entrance Exam Preparation
Prepare for the School District of Philadelphia Building Engineer Entrance Exam to be eligible for enrollment in the Building Engineer Trainee (BET) Program.
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Building Insurance: Who is Covered?
Understand who and what is covered by property, liability, and workers’ compensation insurance. Identify what additional coverage should be in place during renovation projects or special events in a building.
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Building Management II: Documentation & the Law
Understand the property manager’s obligations under OSHA, Fair Housing, EEOC, NYC Administrative Codes, and local laws. Use Microsoft Excel for required record-keeping and learn to navigate the NYC DoB website.
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Building Management: An Introduction
Discover how a management company operates on a day-to-day basis, including back-office procedures, staff management, and building staff hiring practices.
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Building Management: Ethics
Explore ethical issues such as fair housing and conflicts of interest. Develop models to evaluate situations and make sound ethical decisions.
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Carbon Monoxide Compliance
Learn about the hazards of carbon monoxide (CO) in residential buildings and the requirements for installing CO detectors.
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Career Development: Creating a Career Path
Discover how to develop a professional career path in the building service industry. Explore the benefits of advancing your lifelong goals and distinguish between short-term and long-term success.
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Career Development: Interviewing Skills
Develop the skills to prepare for and perform in the interview setting. Become aware of how thoughts and feelings are communicated with body language in an interview.
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Career Development: Resume Writing
Learn how to create an impressive resume or to improve the one you already have. Develop the tools to write an effective cover letter.
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Citizenship Exam: Test Preparation
Prepare for the U.S. Citizenship Examination and learn about the 32BJ Legal Fund benefit. Review the questions on the citizenship exam and practice the citizenship interview. Consult the Legal Fund for questions about immigration fees.
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Disaster Preparedness & Crisis Management
Learn about the phases of disasters, their potential impacts, and how to support residents and restore building operations. Understand how to manage emergencies to prevent crisis situations.
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Doorperson Skills: Excellence in Service
Develop strong communication skills to maintain professionalism, multitask, and remain calm under pressure. Harness the many talents it takes to run the customer service functions of a building.
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English as a Second Language: Pronunciation Intensive
Learn to properly articulate the sounds of American English in this conversational course.
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Facilities Management
Learn how to coordinate and oversee the operations and maintenance of a building in a cost-effective manner. Explore ways to meet tenant needs, coordinate vendors, and manage the day-to-day demands of maintaining and upgrading a building.
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FDNY: Emergency One-Way Voice Announcement Personnel (F-53)
Prepare to take the FDNY's Certificate of Fitness examination for the Emergency One-Way Voice Announcement Personnel (F-53)
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FDNY: Fire & Emergency Drill Conductor (F-07)
Prepare to take the FDNY Certificate of Fitness Examination for Fire and Emergency Drill Conductor (F-07). Learn how to lead fire drills in buildings that do not require a Fire Safety Director.
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FDNY: Fire Guard for Impairment (F-01)
Formerly known as FDNY: Fire Guard (F-01) Prepare to take the FDNY Certificate of Fitness Examination for Citywide Fire Guard for Impairment (F-01), which replaces the F-36 and F-91.
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FDNY: Fire Guard for Torch Operations (F-60)
Prepare to take the FDNY Certificate of Fitness Examination for Fire Guard for Torch Operations.
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FDNY: Inspection, Cleaning & Testing of Smoke Detectors (F-78)
Formerly known as FDNY: Cleaning & Testing of Smoke Detectors (F-78) Prepare for the FDNY Certificate of Fitness for Inspection, Cleaning & Testing of Smoke Detectors (F-78).
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FDNY: Standpipe & Sprinkler Systems (S-12, S-13, S-14, S-15)
Prepare for the FDNY’s Certificate of Fitness examinations for S-12, S-13, S-14, and S-15.
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FDNY: Supervise Fuel Oil Transfer in Buildings (P-98)
Formerly known as FDNY: Fuel-Oil Piping and Storage System (P-98) Prepare for the FDNY consolidated examination for the Certificate of Fitness for Supervise Fuel-Oil Transfer in Buildings (P-98).
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FDNY: Supervision of Air Compressors (A-35)
Formerly known as FDNY: Operate and Maintain Air Compressors Test Preparation. Prepare to take the FDNY Certificate of Fitness Examination for Supervision of Air Compressors
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