052 W31 RC RC WOAC UTILITIES OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN (MOS 210A)

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RC WOAC Utilities Operations and
Maintenance Technician (MOS 210A)

US Army Correspondence Course
052 W31
United States Army Engineer Course
Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473

Introduction

Overview
This US Army Correspondence Course Program (ACCP) Course consists of four phases.

Phase I. Four (4) subcourses: IS7032, IT0469, IT0468, and IS8720.

Phase II. Two weeks resident training.

Phase III. Eight (8) subcourses: EN0069, EN0113, EN0533, EN5111, EN5112, EN5115, EN5154, and EN5707.
Phase IV. Two weeks resident training .
It reflects the doctrine current at the time its subcourses were prepared.

Unless otherwise stated, the masculine gender of singular pronouns is used to refer to both men and women.

Proponent This course is issued by the--
U.S. Army Institute for Professional Development (AIPD)
U.S. Army Training Support Center
Newport News, Virginia 23628-0001

Purpose
To provide senior-level training for CW2(P) and CW3 Utilities Operation and Maintenance Technicians (MOS 210A).

Target
Audience RC warrant officers qualified in MOS 210A. USAR warrant officers must be CW2(P) or CW3 in a senior warrant officer position. National Guard warrant officers must be CW2 or CW3 with at least 3 years time in grade.

Administration Phase I must be completed before starting phase II. A phase completion notice will be issued upon completing phases I, II, and III and a diploma upon completion of phase IV. Resident phases are taught at U.S. Army Engineer Center, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473.

Requirements
There are no prerequisites for this course. There are no special requirements for those taking the course for general knowledge; however, the subcourses should be completed in the order shown below. You may also enroll for and earn credit, individually, for the subcourses that comprise this course.

Contents The course contains the subcourses listed below. They should be completed in the order shown.
Phase I. Correspondence.

IS7032, Military History

IT0469, U.S.A Army Doctrine, Combat Units, and MI Organizations

IT0468, Intelligence in Combating Terrorism

IS8720, Leader's Training Responsibilities (RCOAC)

Phase II. Two weeks resident training.
Phase III. Correspondence.

EN0069, Frame Structures

EN0113, Construction Print Reading

EN0533, Carpentry III

EN5111, Water Supply (Plumbing II)

EN5112, Waste Systems (Plumbing III)

EN5115, Clear Waste System Stoppages (Plumbing VI)

EN5154, Estimate Materials for a Wall Form

EN5707, Comply with Host-Nation, Federal, State, and Local Environmental Laws and Regulations

Phase IV. Two weeks resident training.

Informal Access
Feel free to preview any (or all) of the component subcourses by activating the hyperlink(s) above to see if it (they) meet(s) your needs, to study it (them) without committing to formal enrollment, or use it (them) as an on-line desk reference.

Enrollment

Enrollment
Eligibility
The Army Correspondence Course Program courses/subcourses are available to U.S. Active and Reserve military officers, warrant officers, and enlisted personnel; Reserve Officers' Training Corps, National Guard Officer Candidate School, West Point cadets, and authorized federal civilian employees.

Military personnel must have enough time remaining in service to complete the course/subcourse in which they request enrollment.

Enrollment
Notes To enroll in this course, go to the My Courses Home tab on this site, find the module of interest, activate the enroll button () and complete on-screen enrollment requirements.

Taking the Course/Subcourses On-Line

Taking the
subcourses
You do not have to wait for enrollment verification before beginning. You can start immediately. Everything you need to complete the course's component subcourses is provided on-line. You will need no additional materials, nor will any be sent to you. View and study all materials (including practical exercises), and take the subcourse final examinations.

Taking
the exams
REMINDER: To receive credit for the subcourses toward course completion, you must have received course enrollment verification by e-mail before taking any subcourse examination.

Once you complete an individual examination and "submit" your responses, you will be notified immediately if you have, or have not, earned a passing grade. You will receive your final grade (Completion Notice) by mail.

Assistance

Points of
Contact If you have any questions about the course or any of its component subcourses, call or e-mail one of the points of contact listed below. Be sure you specify the subcourse on which you have a question:

For questions about content, contact:

ATSE T PD PI Commandant
U.S. Army Engineer School
Bldg 320 RM 246
Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473-5000

For assistance, go to the Army Training Help Desk (ATHD) at https://athd.army.mil

Select Ask a Question/Submit Comment tab.
Select Distributed Learning/ACCP as the category.
Choose a sub-category from the drop down menu.
Please include your SSN in the inquiry.


Introduction

Overview	This US Army Correspondence Course Program (ACCP) Course consists of four phases. Phase I. Four (4) subcourses: IS7032, IT0469, IT0468, and IS8720. Phase II. Two weeks resident training. Phase III. Eight (8) subcourses: EN0069, EN0113, EN0533, EN5111, EN5112, EN5115, EN5154, and EN5707. Phase IV. Two weeks resident training . It reflects the doctrine current at the time its subcourses were prepared. Unless otherwise stated, the masculine gender of singular pronouns is used to refer to both men and women.

Proponent	This course is issued by the-- U.S. Army Institute for Professional Development (AIPD) U.S. Army Training Support Center Newport News, Virginia 23628-0001

Purpose	To provide senior-level training for CW2(P) and CW3 Utilities Operation and Maintenance Technicians (MOS 210A).

Target Audience	RC warrant officers qualified in MOS 210A. USAR warrant officers must be CW2(P) or CW3 in a senior warrant officer position. National Guard warrant officers must be CW2 or CW3 with at least 3 years time in grade.

Administration	Phase I must be completed before starting phase II. A phase completion notice will be issued upon completing phases I, II, and III and a diploma upon completion of phase IV. Resident phases are taught at U.S. Army Engineer Center, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473.

Requirements	There are no prerequisites for this course. There are no special requirements for those taking the course for general knowledge; however, the subcourses should be completed in the order shown below. You may also enroll for and earn credit, individually, for the subcourses that comprise this course.

Contents	The course contains the subcourses listed below. They should be completed in the order shown. Phase I. Correspondence. IS7032, Military History IT0469, U.S.A Army Doctrine, Combat Units, and MI Organizations IT0468, Intelligence in Combating Terrorism IS8720, Leader's Training Responsibilities (RCOAC) Phase II. Two weeks resident training. Phase III. Correspondence. EN0069, Frame Structures EN0113, Construction Print Reading EN0533, Carpentry III EN5111, Water Supply (Plumbing II) EN5112, Waste Systems (Plumbing III) EN5115, Clear Waste System Stoppages (Plumbing VI) EN5154, Estimate Materials for a Wall Form EN5707, Comply with Host-Nation, Federal, State, and Local Environmental Laws and Regulations Phase IV. Two weeks resident training.

Informal Access	Feel free to preview any (or all) of the component subcourses by activating the hyperlink(s) above to see if it (they) meet(s) your needs, to study it (them) without committing to formal enrollment, or use it (them) as an on-line desk reference.

Enrollment

Enrollment Eligibility	The Army Correspondence Course Program courses/subcourses are available to U.S. Active and Reserve military officers, warrant officers, and enlisted personnel; Reserve Officers' Training Corps, National Guard Officer Candidate School, West Point cadets, and authorized federal civilian employees. Military personnel must have enough time remaining in service to complete the course/subcourse in which they request enrollment.

Enrollment Notes	To enroll in this course, go to the My Courses Home tab on this site, find the module of interest, activate the enroll button () and complete on-screen enrollment requirements.

Taking the Course/Subcourses On-Line

Taking the subcourses	You do not have to wait for enrollment verification before beginning. You can start immediately. Everything you need to complete the course's component subcourses is provided on-line. You will need no additional materials, nor will any be sent to you. View and study all materials (including practical exercises), and take the subcourse final examinations.

Taking the exams	REMINDER: To receive credit for the subcourses toward course completion, you must have received course enrollment verification by e-mail before taking any subcourse examination. Once you complete an individual examination and "submit" your responses, you will be notified immediately if you have, or have not, earned a passing grade. You will receive your final grade (Completion Notice) by mail.

Assistance

Points of Contact	If you have any questions about the course or any of its component subcourses, call or e-mail one of the points of contact listed below. Be sure you specify the subcourse on which you have a question: For questions about content, contact: ATSE T PD PI Commandant U.S. Army Engineer School Bldg 320 RM 246 Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473-5000 For assistance, go to the Army Training Help Desk (ATHD) at https://athd.army.mil Select Ask a Question/Submit Comment tab. Select Distributed Learning/ACCP as the category. Choose a sub-category from the drop down menu. Please include your SSN in the inquiry.