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Short Term Introductory Construction Courses Short Term Introductory Construction Trade Courses Provider Program Name HH - OSHA 10 Alvin Community College HH-OSHA 30 3110 Mustang Road HH-NCCER Core Alvin, TX 77511-4898 HH-Pipe Fitting-160 Hour Program Arclabs 4500 South Pinemont Drive HH - OSHA 10 Hour Safety Course Houston, TX 77041 HH - OSHA 10 Hour Safety Course HH-OSHA 10 Hour Construction HH-OSHA 30 Hour Construction HH-Recovery Safety Precautions College of the Mainland HH-Masonry Helper 1200 Amburn Road HH-Carpentry Helper Texas City, TX 77591-2499 HH-Residential Wiring Installation Helper HH-Drywall Helper HH-Painting Helper HH-Plumbing Helper HH-Basic Water Works Operations Galveston College HH-Basic Wastewater Operations 4015 Avenue Q HH-OSHA 10 Galveston, TX 77550 HH - Pipefitting Core and Level 1 NCCER Houston Community College 5601 West Loop South HH - IT Networks and Cabling Houston, TX 77081 HH - Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Houston Community College HH-OSHA 10 13806 Bissonnet St. HH-OSHA 10 (Online-Construction Safety) Houston, TX 77083 HH - Basic Plumbing Skills Houston Community College 13622 Stafford Rd HH - Introduction to Electrical Stafford, TX 77477 Lee College HH-OSHA10 511 South Whiting Baytown, TX 77520 HH - Core HH - HVAC NCCER Workforce Certificate HH-Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration-Residential Servicing Certificate HH-Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Commercial Servicing Certificate HH-OSHA 30 hour Construction Industry HH - Masonry NCCER Workforce Certificate Level I Lone Star College System HH - Masonry NCCER Workforce Certificate - Level II HH - Carpentry NCCER Workforce Certificate Level 1 North Harris College HH -Carpentry NCCER Workforce Certificate Level II 2700 W.W. Thorne Drive HH-Electrical NCCER Level I Certificate Houston, TX 77073-3499 HH-Electrical NCCER Level II Certificate HH-Electrical Technology Level I Certificate HH - Pipefitting NCCER Workforce Certificate Level 1 HH- Pipefitting NCCER Workforce Certificate Level II HH - Plumbing Basics NCCER Workforce Certificate HH-Welding NCCER Level I Certificate HH - HVAC NCCER Workforce Certificate HH - Masonry NCCER Workforce Certificate - Level I HH - Masonry NCCER Workforce Certificate - Level II Lone Star College System HH - Carpentry NCCER Workforce Certificate - Level I HH -Carpentry NCCER Workforce Level II Certificate North Harris College HH - Drywall NCCER Workforce Certificate Level 1 4141 Victory Drive HH - Drywall NCCER Workforce Certificate Level II Houston, TX 77088 HH-Heating, Ventilation, A/C and Refrigeration - Residential Servicing Certificate HH-Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Commercial Servicing Certificate HH - Sheet Metal NCCER Workforce Certificate Lone Star College System HH - Electrical NCCER Workforce Certificate Level I Tomball College HH - Electrical NCCER Workforce Certificate Level II Creekside Center @ 8747 West New Harmony Trail The Woodlands, TX 77375 HH - Electrical Technology-Level I Certificate Lone Star College System HH-OSHA 10 hour Construction Industry Program University Park 20515 S.H. 249 HH-OSHA 30 hour Construction Industry Program Houston, TX 77070-2607 San Jacinto College District HH - NCCER Core 8060 Spencer Highway HH - NCCER Carpentry Level 1 Pasadena, TX 77505 HH - Construction Step-Up Supervisor San Jacinto College District 5800 Uvalde Road HH - Sheet Metal Helper Houston, TX 77049-4599 Texas State Building Trades 502 Link Rd HH - Multi Craft Core Curriculum Houston, TX 77009 HH-Hazwoper 40 HH-OSHA 30 Texas State Technical College - Fort Bend HH-NCCER Core 80 26706 SW Freeway HH-Hazwoper 24 Rosenberg, TX 77471 HH-OSHA 10 HH-Intro to NCCER Core 30 HH-HVAC-R EPA Recovery Certification HH-Pre-Apprenticeship Electrician Wharton County Junior College HH-Welding Helper HH-Welder Trainee HH-Structural Welding Technician.
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