Must be 21 years of age to enroll! 

Feeling nervous about a flickering light switch or dead outlet? It's completely normal, but it doesn't have to stay that way. In this class, learn how to safely and confidently tackle common household electircal issues, the difference between AC/DC power, how to use You Tube videos to help cut down the cost of repairs you can handle yourself.

Our class is designed for beginners to advanced. Learn to identify parts, disassemble and reassemble small engines, troubleshoot and repair. Required: Bring your own projects from home(lawnmowers, weedeaters, etc.) Most tools and supplies provided. 918-348-7903

Our class is designed for beginners to advanced. Learn to identify parts, disassemble and reassemble small engines, troubleshoot and repair. Required: Bring your own projects from home(lawnmowers, weedeaters, etc.) Most tools and supplies provided. 918-348-7903

Must be 21 years of age to enroll! 

Are you feeling anxious about a flickering light switch or non-functional outlet? It's entirely understandable, but you can overcome this concern. In this course, you will discover how to address typical household eletrical prblems safely and with confidence, understand the distinction between AC and DC power, and learn to utilie You Tube videos to help reduce expenses of repairs you can manage on your own.

In our 16 hour hands-on class you will discuss comon types and classes of forklifts, learn to identify and prevent safety hazards, and understand OSHA regulations and safety prtocols.   Monday, Wednesday, Thursday.

Please contact Julia @ 918-348-7903 or email julia.mcwethy@ictech.edu

This 10-hour program is tailored specifically for supervisors and employees who have safety responsibilities, offering insights into OSHA compliance matters. It encompasses details on bloodborne pathogens, machine guarding, hazard communication, electrical safety, walking and working surfaces, and additional topics.

This 10-hour program encompasses a wide range of important health and safety topics relevant to the workplace, designed to familiarize you with OSHA construction standards. The subjects covered include the Construction Focus Four, which identifies common hazards at the worksite, tool operation, and additional related topics.