Module 1

 

Introduction to Ice & Snow Control


This module contains four separate lessons, however, this number is subject to change as industry standards change. 

 

Each lesson will require approximately 4 hours of instructional time.

 

Each student will receive a student lesson manual to be used for future reference.

 

Each lesson is numbered for easy identification for accurate record keeping.

 


Expand/Collapse ItemISC 101 (1)     Introduction to the Program

 

                        Upon completion of this program, each student will be able to:

§         State the goal and rationale for the program

§         Identify key aspects of the total storm management

§         Explain the importance of public awareness and education in the success of ice and snow control programs

 

Expand/Collapse Item ISC 101 (2)     Introduction into Chemicals

 

                        Upon completion of this program, each student will be able to:

§         Describe the five commonly available deicing chemicals

§         Compare the properties of these chemicals in solution

§         Describe the required quality control checks

 

Expand/Collapse Item ISC 201 (1)     Advanced Look at Chemicals

 

                        Upon completion of this lesson, each student will be able to:

§         Recognize the key differences between the commonly available deicing chemicals.

§         Explain the steps of dealing with public complaints about chemical use.

§         Describe the key points about chemicals needed to properly inform the public.

§         Be able to more completely understand the public perspective

Expand/Collapse ItemISC 201 (2)     Advanced Evaluation of Chemical Products

 

                        Upon completion of this program, each student will be able to:

§         Describe the key differences in the corrosion potential of commonly available deicing chemicals

§         Describe the role of proper specification, purchasing, and quality control in chemical use