TABLE OF CONTENTS. Drilling/Workover...3 CDL...4. Crane Traing...5 OSHA First Aid & CPR Safety Training

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2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Are you looking to advance the training and skills of your company, your department, or yourself? TrainND Northwest provides customized training programs designed to serve the specific needs of your business. We also have courses to help you develop new skills or to stay abreast of technology and trends central to your bottom line. Whether you are looking for consulting services, training workshops, custom curriculum development or a staff development program, we can help. Call us today at or us at safety.training@willistonstate.edu Drilling/Workover...3 CDL...4 Crane Traing...5 OSHA First Aid & CPR Safety Training Professional Development Enrichment Map...21 General Information...22 To our Valued Customers, As of September 1, 2016 TrainND Northwest has moved to a no-charge policy. All of our customers were notified of this change in June. Below is the new policy with various means of payment options. Please read over the policy. Should you have any questions or concerns, please contact me at deanette.piesik@willistonstate.edu or Thank you for your continued support of TrainND Northwest, we value your trust in our training programs and staff! TrainND has implemented a new policy effective September 1, 2016: Full payment must accompany registration for all classes. We are requesting customers pre-pay for all classes. To guarantee placement in the course, payment may be made by Visa, Discover, MasterCard, American Express, cash, or check. To register, please visit our website at or call us at Sincerely, Deanette Piesik CEO Registration...23

3 Drilling/Workover 3 Floorhand Training for Well Servicing This two-week program will prepare individuals for entry level employment on a service rig. The training will provide you with an understanding of petroleum technology and its principles of operation and control. The importance of safety is emphasized as you will learn the day-to-day function as well as technical aspects of service rig operations. This course may be eligible for funding under Veteran s Educational Benefits. $950 pp Course ID: Mon.-Fri. 8a-5p; 1st day of class is 1p-5p Williston: Oct CEU s: 8 Website: Call: IADC WellCAP Well Control-Workover for Supervisors Designed for well servicing crew members, workover/completion employees, consultants, and operating company employees who desire a thorough knowledge of well control techniques. This course may be eligible for funding under Veteran s Educational Benefits. $1,495 pp Course ID: Tues.-Fri. 8a-5p Williston: Oct I Nov CEU s: 4 IADC WellShap Drilling Operations for Supervisiors Designed for Supervisory Personnel including Rig Managers, Tool Pushers, Company Representatives, and Drilling Superintendents. Topics include: drilling and completion planning, well control concepts, mud and pit management, pre-recorded data, kick prevention during drilling, casing and cementing operations, barriers, shallow gas, water flows and top hole drilling, abnormal pressure, warning signs, kick detection, well control drills, shut-in procedures, verification post shut in monitoring and activities, well control methods, risk management equipment. $1350 pp Course ID: Mon. - Thurs. 8a-5p Williston: Oct I Nov I Dec. 5-9 CEU s: 4

4 CDL Training 4 Commercial Driver s License The Commercial Driver s License Program (CDL) is a three-week, 120 hour course. This comprehensive program provides students the opportunity to learn from experienced instructors both in the classroom and behind the wheel. Students will learn key commercial driving skills with hours of driving practice over the road, on the backing range, and in various driving conditions. Students will be prepared to take the state regulated CDL test. This course may be eligible for funding under Veteran s Educational Benefits. $4,500 pp Course ID: Mon.-Fri. 7a-5p Williston: Oct. 17-Nov. 4 I Nov. 28-Dec. 16 CEU s: 8 CDL Truck Rental for DOT Testing One-time use of a commercial truck for the purpose of license testing at the North Dakota Department of Transport (NDDOT) is available. Drivers must provide proof of a valid North Dakota CDL learner s permit, DOT medical clearance and proof of a clear drug and alcohol test. All drivers must pass an evaluation, completed by a TrainND CDL instructor. Drug test date must be within two (2) weeks prior to evaluation date. The evaluation must be conducted prior to the date of truck rental. For more information or to schedule a time please call Commercial Driver Assessment A commercial driver assessment will be conducted by a TrainND CDL instructor, to test the driver s key commercial driving skills and knowledge. The Driver must possess a current North Dakota Commercial Driver s License, DOT medical clearance and proof of a clear drug and alcohol test. Drug test date must be within two (2) weeks of assessment date. Assessment will consist of 4 hours classroom time that may be attended by multiple students and 3 hours of one-on-one driving time. Prices will vary based on the number of drivers attending the classroom assessment. For more information or to schedule an assessment please call

5 Crane Training 5 NCCCO Crane Operator Certification Preparation Crane operator classes prepare students for the written exams required for NCCCO certification. This course covers regulations and best practices for safe operation $1,000pp Course ID: Mon.-Tues. 8a-5p I Wed. 8a-12p Practice time is scheduled rest of week in preparation for practical exam. Williston: Oct I Nov I Dec. 5-7 NCCCO Certification- Computer-Based Test for Written Examinations Computer-Based Testing can be administered at TrainND s PSI Test Center, located in the Crighton building on the WSC campus. Testing can be administered during regular test center operating hours. Should you need to schedule at a different time contact Applicants will be required to register at the NCCCO website for all online testing, prices will vary based on number of examinations. Tues. -Thurs. 9a-3p Williston: WSC Crighton Bldg. Website: NCCCO Crane Operator Certification Practical Examination The cost of this class includes all NCCCO practical exam fees. Students should allow up to one hour per crane type to complete the practical exam. Prior to taking the exam students do have an option to pay for practice time. The cost is $150 per hour. $450 pp Hydraulic $895 pp Lattice Course ID: Williston Call to schedule- Available to test at your location / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

6 Crane/OSHA Training 6 10-Day Novice Crane Training Program TrainND offers the most comprehensive crane operator training. Students will operate fixed cab cranes and swing cab mobile cranes. TrainND will teach how to safely operate each type of crane with the end goal of getting you certified through the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators (NCCCO). This course may be eligible for funding under Veteran s Educational Benefits. $4,500 pp Course ID: Mon.-Fri. 8a-5p Williston: Oct. 24-Nov. 4 Outreach OSHA 10-Hour General Industry This course is valuable for employees and supervisors alike. OSHA training helps to ensure that workers are knowledgeable about how to recognize, avoid, abate, and prevent safety and health hazards in the workplace. Topics covered include: an Introduction to OSHA Standards, Walking and Working Surfaces, Fall Protection, PPE, Exit Routes, Emergency Action Plans, Fire Protection, and more. $200pp Course ID: Mon. 1p-5p/ Tues. 8a-4:30p Williston: Oct. 3-4 I I 31-Nov.1 Nov I Dec CEU s: 1 Website: Basics in OSHA Recordkeeping Course is a presentation on the OSHA 1904 Recordkeeping Requirements (Subparts A-G). This presentation is intended to assist employers and workers in gaining the basic knowledge of the OSHA recordkeeping rule. The class will be an open question/answer environment. Objectives for students will be to understand the purpose of the OSHA recordkeeping rule, reportable incidents, understand OSHA 300 forms, understand OSHA reporting options and where to find additional resources. $100pp Course ID: Wed. 8a-10a Williston: Nov. 30 Website:

7 OSHA Training 7 OSHA 2264 Permit Required Confined Space Entry This class is designed to enable students to recognize, evaluate, prevent, and abate safety and health hazards associated with confined space entry. This course features workshops on permit entry classification and program evaluation. Topics include: Recognition of confined space hazards, basic information/instrumentation used to evaluate atmospheric hazards, ventilation techniques, permit systems, and more. Website: $650pp Course ID: Tues. 1p-5p/Wed. -Thurs. 8a-4:30p Williston: Nov. 29-Dec. 1 CEU s: 2.5 Course sponsored by Mountain West OSHA Education Center with TrainND serving as a host organization. Register with Mountain West Education Center at OSHA 7505 Introduction to Accident Investigation This course provides an introduction to basic accident investigation procedures and describes basic root cause techniques. The goal of this introductory class is to help you gain the basic skills necessary to conduct an effective accident investigation at their workplace. $295pp Course ID: Wed. 8a-4:30p Williston: Oct. 26 CEU s: 1 Website: Course sponsored by Mountain West OSHA Education Center with TrainND serving as a host organization. Register with Mountain West Education Center at OSHA 511 Occupational Safety & Health Standards for General Industry This course covers the OSHA regulations, procedures and OSHA511 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General Industry, as well as general industry safety and health principles. Students will be spending time going through OSHA standards and learning how to look up and work with OSHA standards. Students will conclude the class with a test on their knowledge and familiarity of general industry OSHA standards. This class is a prerequisite to the OSHA 501 Trainer Course. Website: $795pp Course ID: Tues. - Thurs. 8a-4:30p/Fri. 8a-12p Williston: Dec CEU s: 4 Course sponsored by Mountain West OSHA Education Center with TrainND serving as a host organization. Register with Mountain West Education Center at / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

8 First Aid & CPR First Aid, CPR, and AED for Adults Medic First Aid BasicPlus teaches students to take action in a medical emergency and prepares them to respond to choking, breathing and cardiac emergencies. Participants will learn how to use an automated external defibrillator (AED) in conjunction with CPR. First Aid is taught using a combination of instructor-led lecture, watchthen-practice videos, and hands-on training. Topics such as bleeding, burns, poisoning and sudden illness are covered. $90pp Course ID: Tues. 1p-5p Williston: Oct. 4 I 18 I Nov. 1 I 15 I 29 I Dec. 13 I 27 Wed. 1p-5p Minot: Oct. 5 I 19 I Nov. 9 I 30 I Dec. 7 CEU s: 0.5 First Aid, CPR and AED for Children, Infants, & Adults Medic First Aid PediatricPlus is a hands-on training program that will help individuals develop the knowledge, skills and confidence to respond in a medical emergency. This program is ideal for those who are required to learn how to respond to medical emergencies involving children. Upon completion, students will receive an Infant/Child/Adult 2-year CPR/AED/First Aid certification. The program also caters to those who do not require certification, but live or spend time with children and infants. $125pp Course ID: Sat. 8a-1:30p Williston: Nov. 5 CEU s: 0.5 CPR Skills Testing for Healthcare Providers Basic Life Support for Healthcare providers (BLS) skills testing is offered in collaboration with American Heart Association, for healthcare professionals seeking an initial or renewal BLS for Healthcare Providers course completion card. This is a hands-on skills practice and testing session with an AHA BLS instructor. Students must present proof of completion of the online learning module at time of skills testing. $40pp Call for more information and to register Website: Courses_UCM_455533_Article.jsp#.ViVnWX6rSUk

9 Safety Training 9 PEC H2S Clear This course 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. 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 Z $150pp Course ID: Tues. 8a-12p Williston: Oct. 11 I Nov. 8 I Dec. 6 CEU s:.5 Meet Our Trainer Lenny Brewer is originally from Fargo, ND but calls Minot his home. Brewer has been a Trainer for TrainND Northwest since Prior to working for TrainND Brewer was a compliance officer for Wyoming OSHA for over 10 years. Lenny Brewer Instructor Brewer has an Associate s Degree in Occupation Safety and Health. He has significant training in IVES, OSHA 501 and 511, OSHA 2264 Permit required confined space, 7505 accident investigation,h2s, OSHA 5810, PEC, PEC core instructor. In Brewer s free time he loves spending time outdoors fishing or enjoying his grandchildren. / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

10 Safety Training 10 HAZWOPER 24-Hour Occasional Site Worker The HAZWOPER Occasional Site Worker Training class is designed to present to students the basic concepts and information required by personnel who work around hazardous materials and waste but generally have limited exposure potential. Occasional site workers perform their assigned tasks with minimal exposure to hazardous materials and waste above any established permissible exposure limits and rarely come into direct contact with these materials. $650pp Course ID: Wed.-Fri. 8a-5p Williston: Nov CEU s: 3 H2S Train the Trainer This course will provide participants with the skills and knowledge to educate employers and employees on the hazards associated with H2S. The course is designed for personnel interested in conducting Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) training for companies in the petroleum industry or those with H2S present at their facilities. Special emphasis is placed on ANSI/ASSE Z and the required topics in 29 CFR , Hazard Communication. $649pp Course ID: Tues.-Wed. 8a-5p/Thurs. 8a-12p Williston: Nov. 1-3 CEU s: 2.5 GHS Update for Hazard Communication This training presentation will explain the significance and impact of GHS and describe GHS-compliant labels and SDSs so that employees who now rely on them will understand the change and use them effectively. $95pp Course ID: Thurs. 8a-10a Williston: Oct. 6 I Dec. 1

11 Safety Training 11 H2S/Respiratory Protection Awareness Learn what Hydrogen Sulfide is, where you find it, properties, how it can harm, signs and symptoms of exposure, methods to detect, how to control it, and emergency procedures to follow. Participants will receive an awareness level wallet card as proof of training. $100pp Course ID: Tues. 8a-10a Williston: Oct. 4 I 18 I Nov. 1 I 15 I 29 I Dec. 13 Wed. 8a-10a Minot: Oct. 5 I Nov. 9 I Dec. 7 H2S/Respiratory Protection with Rescue Simulation This program meets all federal and state requirements and is conducted in accordance with API RP 49 & 55, ANSI Z Hydrogen Sulfide Safety is designed to improve the individual s ability to safely work in a hydrogen sulfide environment. During the classroom section individuals will participate in active discussions and demonstrations on the chemistry, the nature, and the effects of H2S. This class also covers the operations and maintenance of PersonalProtective Equipment (PPE) and H2S detection equipment. Pre-planning and on-site safety procedures will be stressed. $150pp Course ID: Fri. 8a-12p Williston: Oct. 7 I Dec. 2 CEU s:.5 IADC RIG PASS + H2S + GHS This IADC Rig Pass class is designed to provide new employees with a comprehensive orientation of rig operations and safe work practices to improve the safety performance of service contractors and Exploration and Production operators and to assist in satisfying federal, state and industry regulations and recommended practices. Now Includes GHS. $650pp Course ID: Tue.-Thurs. 8a-5p/ Fri. 8a-12p Williston: Oct. 4-7 I Nov. 29-Dec. 2 CEU s: 4 / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

12 Safety Training 12 Respiratory Fit Testing TrainND fit testing is a Quantitative fit test using the OHD FIT TEST (QUANTIFIT). The test averages minutes. Each individual will receive a detailed print-out and wallet card of all successful fit test results required annually. Must provide proof of medical clearance. Must be clean-shaven. $35pp/per mask Mon. 8a-4p Defensive Driving with Commentary Drive This course is designed to enhance the knowledge and practical skills of a licensed driver to develop a pro-active driving style. This course will assess the student s current driving attitudes and behaviors when behind the wheel, cover the current issues of survival on the road, scanning skills, interacting with other road users, adverse driving conditions, and an understanding of the physics of a crash. Businesses may be eligible for WSI discount and individuals may qualify for a premium discount on personal vehicle insurance. Please check with your insurance provider for more information. PEC Basic Orientation with SafelandUSA Endorsement + H2S This course is designed to take the place of multiple operator orientations and to give a general idea of life and safety issues in the oil and gas industry. It meets API RP 75 & API RP T-1 requirements, and provides a basic understanding of general safety information an employee should know before entering a facility and while performing work duties. Upon successful completion of the course, each student is issued a picture ID with a unique barcode. *Includes H2S Awareness/Respiratory Protection. $150pp Course ID: Tues. 9a-5p Williston: Oct. 18 I Nov. 15 I Dec. 13 $245pp Course ID: Mon. 8a-7p Williston: Oct. 10 I 24 I Nov. 7 I 21 I Dec. 5 I 19 Thurs. 8a-7p Minot: Oct. 13 I Nov. 17 I Dec. 15 CEU s: 1

13 Safety Training 13 Statoil Orientation A Statoil site safety orientation must be attended by each contractor and subcontractor employee that will be involved in safety sensitive work at a Statoil location. Orientation helps contractors and subcontractors become familiar with Statoil HSE policies, expectations, and worksite rules. Contractor employees may be asked for proof of orientation by the onsite Statoil supervisor. $50pp must pre-register with payment Course ID: Mon. 8a-10a Williston: Oct. 3 I 10 I 17 I 24 I 31 Nov. 7 I 14 I 21 I 28 Dec. 5 I 12 I 19 I 27 (Tues.) Thurs. 9a-11a Dickinson: Oct. 13 I Nov. 10 I Dec. 8 TENORM Awareness If you have employees working around filter socks, drill cuttings, sludges, flowback sand or fluids, and pipe scale, you will want them to have an awareness of Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive Materials (TENORM). This North Dakota Department of Health-approved course covers basic topics of TENORM safety, including: Origins of TENORM in the Williston Basin, characteristics of radiation, exposure pathways and dosage limits, contamination and hazards of exposure, how TENORM is detected and measured, radiation safety, control methods, and transportation and disposal methods allowed in North Dakota. $225pp Course ID: Thurs. 8a-12p Williston: Nov. 10 CEU s:.5 TENORM Surveyor As North Dakota TENORM safety regulations evolve, exploration and production operators, waste management companies, and municipalities may wish to train employees in proper TENORM surveying techniques. This course is designed around current North Dakota regulations, but also has broad application with regard to best practices when working with or around TENORM. $495pp Course ID: Thurs. 8a-5p Williston: Nov. 10 CEU s: 1 / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

14 Professional Development 14 Beginning Excel Learn how to open, create, and work with a spreadsheet; enhance spreadsheets using formatting techniques; create and work with charts; create formulas to perform a variety of calculations; manage workbooks; advanced printing options. Textbook is included and will be dispersed on the first day of class. $139pp Course ID: Mon. & Tues. 5:30p-8p Williston: Oct Workforce Training Centre Intermediate Excel In this advanced spreadsheet management class you will learn how to: create and use advanced formulas, manage database information using lists, automate tasks with macros, analyze information using Pivot Tables and create what-if scenarios. $139pp Course ID: Mon. & Tues. 5:30p-8p Williston: October Workforce Training Centre Accounting 101 This course requires no prior accounting knowledge. It will provide a great foundation for those planning to take a QuickBooks course or an excellent option for small business owners and others who simply need a better understanding of accounting basics. $149pp Course ID: Tues. & Thurs. 5:30p-8:30p Williston: October 18 & 20

15 Professional Development 15 Begining Quickbooks QuickBooks is accounting software designed for small- to mid-sized businesses. In this introduction class you ll get the training you need to set up a chart of accounts, reconcile your bank account(s) and credit card(s), create and print invoices and bills, track your receivables and payables, and generate reports. Textbooks are included and will be provided on the first night of class. $175pp Course ID: Tues. & Thurs. 5:30p-8:30p Williston: November 15 & 17 Workforce Training Centre Introduction to Microsoft Office Gain the introductory skills needed to present ideas, solve problems, and connect with people using Microsoft desktop applications. This class is designed to teach students the uses of Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher and OneDrive. $119pp Course ID: Mon. & Wed. 5:30p-8:30p Williston: October 10 & 12 Coaching for Peak Performance This course helps leaders handle both proactive and reactive coaching discussions. By understanding the importance of four coaching techniques, learners can have more effective and efficient interactions. The session incorporates a fast-paced game to understand the techniques. Since both proactive and reactive coaching discussions can be challenging, participants will use their own situations to make the course especially relevant to them. Prerequisite: Communicating For Leadership Success $139pp Course ID: Online 24/7 / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

16 Professional Development 16 Communicating for Leadership Success This foundation course introduces leaders to the essential interaction skills that are critical to leadership success. These Interaction Essentials are the core behaviors that leaders need to possess to be effective in the many situations they handle on a daily basis, such as coaching, delegating, and driving change. Leaders will learn how to meet the personal and practical needs of their team members, and how to communicate in order to spark action in others to achieve business results. $249pp Course ID: Thurs. 8:30a-12:30p Williston: Nov. 17 Online 24/7 - $139 Setting Goals and Reviewing Results This course will show the positive effect of shifting the traditional role of planner and evaluator from the leader to a shared responsibility between leader and employee. This shift builds ownership with the employee and frees up time for leaders to focus on coaching and developing throughout the performance cycle. Leaders will experience how to use effective (SMART) goals to help them and their employees track progress and fairly evaluate outcomes. Prerequisite: Communicating For Leadership Success $139pp Course ID: Online 24/7 What is your Color? Each of us is born with a temperament. That temperament is influenced by our environment, the people with whom we are raised, our education, our socio-economic background, all those things. But when you scrape all that away, you have a CORE temperament with which you were born. The basis of this 3 hour workshop is the Real Colors Personality Instrument: a user-friendly, intuitive tool that identifies four personality types common to all people.. This will increase the efficiency, quality, understanding and fun when communicating with coworkers, clients, students, friends, family, acquaintances and more. $95pp Course ID: Thursday Nov. 3 I 5:30p-8:30p Tuesday Dec. 6 I 5:30p-8:30p TrainND Workforce Training Centre

17 Enrichment 17 ipad/iphone Tips and Tricks You got that ipad or iphone that you ve always wanted, but now you are stumped on how to maximize its use and turn it into a practical and useful tool. Join us and you learn valuable tips and ways to make the most of your ipad or iphone and its apps for both business and pleasure. $29pp Course ID: Monday 6p-7:30p Williston: Oct. 17 I Nov. 21 WSC Crighton Bldg. Using The Cloud Don t get lose in The Cloud! It is time to learn to use The Cloud to your advantage. If you have always wondered what The Cloud is, come and get your questions answered. The Cloud has many perks, come and see how you can be a part of The Cloud $29pp Course ID: Wednesday 6p-7:30p Williston: Oct. 19 WSC Crighton Bldg. On-line Basics for Seniors This course will teach seniors how to safely shop online, check the weather/news, find recipes and how to videos as well as the basics of social media, website memberships and . Students will go through several exercises on these topics including a simulated online shopping lab. Taking this course will help seniors keep up on news, weather and their family while being confident in their ability to navigate the web to find the products and information that will help them enjoy life. $49pp Course ID: Tuesday 5p-6:15p Williston: Oct. 22 I Nov. 12 TrainND Workforce Training Centre / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

18 Enrichment 18 Smart Device Basics for Seniors This course will help seniors become more accustomed to the smart devices that make up our modern world. Topics include: Internet navigation, web applications, games, device maintenance, device navigation and messaging applications. Participants of the class will be able to operate their smart device with more ease and confidence allowing them to be able to manage communication, finances and interests more efficiently. Please bring your personal smart device. $99pp Course ID: Tuesdays 5p-7p Williston: Oct. 18 I Nov. 8 TrainND Workforce Training Centre Kid s Tech Camp During this program, students will learn how a PC works, how to use software to create and edit photos, videos, sounds and games. Topics will include: Hardware of a PC, Windows Operating System, Open source software available online, Coding basics, Content creation and Content Editing. $99pp Course ID: Tuesdays 3:30p-59 Williston: October 4-25 Kids ages: 8-13 TrainND Workforce Training Centre Software 4 Life This course will introduce participants to the world of personal software engineered to help them with their daily lives. The course will cover personal organization strategies; financial software resources; e-calendars; habit, task, project strategies and cloud storage. For decades software has been developed and refined to help people accomplish different sets of tasks. Software can now help people reach their goals by streamlining the things that get in the way as well as keeping us on track to reach our goals. Please bring your personal computer, smart device, notebook, and pen. $89pp Course ID: Saturday 10a-12p Williston: October 1 I Nov. 19 TrainND Workforce Training Centre

19 Enrichment 19 Painting and Tasting During our Painting Nights a local artist guides participants in painting their interpretation of the evening s selected piece while enjoying wine and sodas from the 26th Street Liquor. Williston State will provide all painting supplies, including paint brushes, acrylic paint or watercolor, easels, and canvases. Please bring an apron if you wish to protect your clothes. Participants must be at least 21 years of age. $59pp Course ID: Saturday 6p-8p Williston: Oct. 1 WSC Crighton Bldg. Painting and Tasting During our Painting Nights a local artist guides participants in painting their interpretation of the evening s selected piece while enjoying wine and sodas from the 26th Street Liquor. Williston State will provide all painting supplies, including paint brushes, acrylic paint or watercolor, easels, and canvases. Please bring an apron if you wish to protect your clothes. Participants must be at least 21 years of age. $59pp Course ID: Saturday 6p-8p Williston: Dec. 10 WSC Crighton Bldg. Pumpkin Painting and Tasting Are you tired of carving your holiday pumpkins every year? Instead of carving why not just paint them? Come to our Pumpkin Painting Party and paint away! You can monogram or paint patterns for fall seasonal or spooky Halloween themed decor. We will have examples, stencils and patterns if you would like some assistance and inspiration but what you create is totally up to you and the possibilities are endless! This will be a great way to get your home decorated for the season. All supplies included. Alcohol provided. $59pp Course ID: Friday 6p-8p Williston: Oct. 21 WSC Crighton Bldg. / safety.training@willistonstate.edu

20 Enrichment 20 GoogleDrive Learn all about Google Drive and its office style applications, documents and presentations. Also learn how to download ebooks and audiobooks! $29pp Course ID: Wednesday 6p-7:30p Williston: Nov. 30 WSC Crighton Bldg. Credit and Debt Improvement 56% of the American people have sub-prime credit. What is causing this? 1 in 4 households earning $56,113-$91,356 have less than 3 months of expenses saved. Why is this? Learn the secrets behind credit that is rarely and publicly explained. Understand debt, its historical trends, the trend it s currently on, and how it relates to our economy. $45 pp Course ID: Saturday 10a-125p Williston: Oct. 15 I Nov 5 TrainND Workforce Training Centre Yoga A 1-hour yoga class mixing hatha, vinyasa, and adapted yoga poses to build strength, stability, endurance, and balance. This class will focus on increasing flexibility in a safe, intelligent way. You can come to as few or as many classes as you d like. It s a wonderful all-levels class experience for the beginner to the advanced. Must bring your own yoga mat. $25pp/month or $7pp/drop in Course ID: Mon. & Wed. 5:30p-6:30p Williston: Oct I Nov I Dec WSC Crighton Bldg.

21 WILLISTON STATE COLLEGE WORKFORCE TRAINING CAMPUS 2015 General Information 21 Located in the industrial park on the east side of Williston beyond the main campus. 1. Workforce Training Centre nd Ave NE 2. Petroleum Centre nd Ave NE Monday-Thursday: 8a-4:30p Friday: 8a-4p willistonstate.edu/trainnd EAST DAKOTA PARKWAY LITTLE MUDDY RIVER NORTH 2 E. BROADWAY/ HWY 1804 CO. HWY 9 TRAINING YARD PARKING 1 2 PARKING XTO Energy 22ND AVE NE Halliburton TO NEW TOWN From WSC take University or E. Dakota Parkway South to E. Broadway/HWY 1804 TURN LEFT (East) on E. Broadway/HWY 1804 TURN LEFT (North) on 22nd Ave NE It s the second building on the left behind XTO Energy The Bistro Open Daily 11a-1:30p Daily Lunch Specials Located inside the Workforce Training Centre

22 General Information 22 TrainND Northwest is a department of Williston State College, a two-year public community college in the North Dakota University System. North Dakota State Board of Higher Education is the policy-setting and advocacy body for the North Dakota University System. For more information on the governing body, officials and faculty please refer to the Williston State College Catalog %20web% pdf CAMPUS TrainND Northwest has two locations. The Williston branch is located at the Workforce Training Campus of Williston State College. Construction was completed in 2015 and facilities include classrooms, offices, The Bistro (food service), conference room, field training simulators, nursing lab and computer lab. An outdoor lot houses mobile equipment, commercial vehicles, a range of crane types, a workover rig, CDL simulator and field safety training equipment. The Minot campus of TrainND Northwest s facilities include classrooms, offices and field safety training equipment. IMPORTANT DATES TrainND operates on a quarterly calendar and class start and end dates will vary based on duration of course. All course start and end dates will be documented in class catalogs released on a quarterly basis. To view current and upcoming catalogs please refer to: willistonstate.augusoft.net/index.cfm?method=templates.customtemplatepreview&cont entid=122&. For information on other important dates and holidays please refer to the Williston State College Catalog ENROLLMENT INFORMATION Enrollment will be allowed up to the date of class start if the class has available seats and the student has met all requirements specific to that class, where applicable. Availability will be based on program authorization requirements and classroom capacity. Specific entrance requirements for each class will be listed in the TrainND quarterly catalog with the class description. Course start date will be the last date to enroll for any course, student must enroll prior to class start time. EDUCATIONAL CREDIT TrainND can award Continuing Education Units (CEU) upon request. Credit for previous educational training will not be awarded for TrainND courses unless otherwise specified by a specific class in the quarterly catalog. Please refer to Williston State College Catalog for information regarding previous educational credit transfer for credit classes. STUDENT FEE AND REFUND INFORMATION Course fee will be listed with each course in the TrainND quarterly catalog. Fees include cost of course and all class supplies. A student may cancel or transfer registration at least one (1) business day prior to class start, unless otherwise stated for a specific class. After this time a processing fee equal to 10% of the class cost will be incurred. Eligible refunds will be issued through the same method that payment was made. Payments made by cash will have eligible refunds issued by check. Standard check processing make take up to 3 weeks. No refunds or transfers will be issued if TrainND is notified after class start. The following courses are subject to additional fees as listed: 10-Day Crane Operator & NCCCO Certification Preparation will incur a non-refundable $400 processing fee if student chooses or is unable to attend after registering. NCCCO Certification Practical Examinations are not eligible for refunds or transfers after registering. Well Control, Commercial Drivers License (CDL) and 40-Hour HAZWOPER must receive notification of transfer or cancellation at least five (5) business days before class start date. After this time a processing fee equal to 10% of the class cost will be incurred. Floorhand Training for Well Servicing requires a $200 non-refundable deposit at time of registration. Full registration payment is due one (1) week prior to class start date. StatOil Orientation registration is payable by credit card only and nontransferrable between persons. If notice is given one (1) day prior to class start date the paid fees may be transferred to another class date. Certified Nursing Assistant requires a nonrefundable $100 processing fee if student chooses or is unable to attend after registering. STUDENT CONDUCT Williston State College Student Code of Conduct outlines the rights and responsibilities and expected levels of conduct of citizens in the college community. For more information please refer to: for%20students.pdf STUDENT ATTENDANCE All TrainND courses require 100% attendance for course duration to be eligible for satisfactory completion. Course hours will be listed in the TrainND quarterly catalog. Make-up class time will not be available to any student. A student may be eligible to transfer to another course and will be required to complete that course in full. SATISFACTORY PROGRESS AND COMPLETION All courses will be subject to 100% attendance requirements for student to be eligible for successful completion. Additional measures of satisfactory progress and completion will be specific to each course. At the conclusion of each course instructor will report verification of completion for each student. Unless otherwise stated by specific course, students who do not successfully complete a course will be required to complete the class in full at a later date, with no probation period or additional reentrance requirements. The following courses require additional grading for successful completion as listed: Commercial Drivers License (CDL) requires students complete a daily test with 100% pass rate and a final practical exam, administered by 3rd party instructor. Students who do not pass the final practical examination will be required to complete an additional 4 hours of training before being eligible to re-test at no additional charge. Crane Operator Certification requires students complete both a written and practical exam per crane type. Examination results are determined by 3rd party certification provider. Students may re-test as many times as needed, examinations fees must be paid for each test. Students must pass both written and practical examinations within 12 months of passing their first exam. Floorhand Training for Well Servicing requires a 100% passing rate of written tests. Tests are open book and re-tests are allowed at no additional cost. CARD REPLACEMENT TrainND will not issue replacement cards after two (2) years from date of class completion. Replacement cards for classes completed within two (2) years will be issued subject to payment of the following at time of request. Safety Passport ($15.00), OSHA 10/30 ($75), Medic First Aid ($25), IVES ($25), IADC ($50), all other TrainND generated cards ($25). CLASS CANCELLATION TrainND may cancel classes up to class start date. If TrainND cancels a class any registered students at time of cancellation may be transferred to the next available class or request a full refund. Refund will be issued through the same method payment was made. Payments made by cash will have eligible refunds issued by check. Standard check processing may take up to 3 weeks. The following classes will be subject to additional class attendance requirements and cancellation periods: Well Control requires a minimum four (4) students, class will be cancelled one (1) week prior to class start date if minimum requirement has not yet been met. 10-Day Crane Operator Training requires a minimum three (3) students, class will be cancelled two (2) weeks prior to class start date if minimum requirement has not yet been met. Commercial Drivers License (CDL) requires a minimum of three (3) students, class will be cancelled one (1) week prior to class start date if minimum requirement has not yet been met. Floorhand Training for Well Control requires a minimum of three (3) students, class will be cancelled one (1) week prior to class start date if minimum requirement has not yet been met. OSHA courses require a minimum of three (3) students, class may be cancelled up to class start date. IADC Rig Pass requires a minimum of three (3) students, class may be cancelled up to class start date.

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