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Hydroblasting Technician

National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)

Certificate

A Hydroblasting Technician must have familiarity with PPE,design specifications, and the mechanical operations of hoses, shotguns, and accessories. He or she should also have awareness of associated hazards and conditions surrounding hydroblasting activities, such as the consequences of exposure and potential hazards on the job site.

Duration

Not specified

Credits

Not specified

Cost

Not specified

Format

Hybrid

What You'll Learn

AI-generated

Key competencies developed through this program

  • KnowledgeExplain design specifications and operational parameters for hydroblasting equipment using manufacturer guidelines and technical documentation.
    Developing
  • Hands-onOperate hydroblasting hoses, shotguns, and accessories following mechanical operation procedures under supervision.
    Developing
  • Hands-onPerform pre-operational equipment inspections using checklists to verify proper functioning of hydroblasting systems.
    Developing
  • Hands-onHandle high-pressure hydroblasting equipment maintaining safe positioning and control techniques during operation.
    Developing
  • KnowledgeApply safety protocols to prevent exposure incidents in various job site conditions and operational scenarios.
    Developing
  • Hands-onAssemble hydroblasting system components and accessories according to job specifications and equipment compatibility requirements.
    Developing
  • MindsetRespect safety procedures and hazard awareness protocols when working in high-risk hydroblasting environments.
    Developing
  • KnowledgeDistinguish appropriate equipment configurations for different hydroblasting applications based on surface type, pressure requirements, and project specifications.
    Developing
  • KnowledgeIdentify personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements for hydroblasting operations following industry safety standards and site-specific protocols.
    Emerging
  • KnowledgeRecognize potential hazards associated with hydroblasting activities including exposure risks and job site environmental conditions.
    Emerging
Skills & Competencies

Skills developed through this program

  • Apply industrial safety requirements and legal cautions governing hydroblasting operations
  • Apply confined space entry procedures to support safe hydroblasting in confined areas
  • Apply elevated working platform requirements to support safe hydroblasting at height
  • Identify and apply hydroblasting applications across industrial cleaning and maintenance uses
  • Select and operate hydroblasting equipment appropriate for the application and pressure requirements
  • Apply personnel requirements including qualifications roles and responsibilities for hydroblasting operations
Career Pathways

Occupations this program prepares you for

  • Construction and Related Workers, All Other47-4099.00
  • Explosives Workers, Ordnance Handling Experts, and Blasters47-5032.00
Program Details

Detailed information about this program

Focus Statement A Hydroblasting Technician must have familiarity with PPE, design specifications, and the mechanical operations of hoses, shotguns, and accessories. He or she should also have awareness of associated hazards and conditions surrounding hydroblasting activities, such as the consequences of exposure and potential hazards on the job site. He or she must possess the ability to operate equipment such as shotguns, flex lances, and stiff lances, and know their basic operating functions (such as turning on/off, regulation of operating pressure, and the use of the proper accessories). It is essential for this technician to know the safety aspects of the equipment, such as relief valves, maximum operating capabilities, equipment ratings, and limitations. Finally, he or she should know how to properly perform equipment inspection of water filters and water conditions, and equipment conditions and always perform a pre-task assessment prior to any operation. Overview l Two-hour closed-book examination l May use a basic function, non-printing calculator l No extra papers, books, notes or study materials are allowed Minimum passing score is 70.

Requirements

What you need to earn this credential

No requirements listed.

Financial Aid

Eligible funding programs

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Scholarships

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Performance metrics for this program

Completion Rate

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Placement Rate

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Where this program is offered

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