Classes we offer
Core
An introduction to basic construction skills which prepares individuals for entry-level positions on project sites by providing the basics in safety, hand and power tools, construction math, materials handling, construction drawings, rigging and employability skills.
Safety
The Construction Site Safety Program provides training credentials recognized by contractors and owners who demand more from their on-site supervisors and safety technicians. This comprehensive, standardized program covers both the field and administrative aspects of construction safety.
Industrial Carpentry
Carpentry helps learners to build general carpentry skills, before moving into advanced topical coverage of framing and finish carpentry, as well as concrete and form carpentry.
Electrical
Prepares learners for a career as skilled professionals in the electrical field. It places strong emphasis on safe work practices, while covering applied electrical theory, residential, commercial, and industrial knowledge. Coverage of the National Electrical Code® is integrated throughout to ensure learners are prepared as competent journeyman electricians.
Instrumentation
Prepares learners for a career as skilled instrument fitters and technicians with rigorous, industry-designed content. This curriculum covers critical concepts needed in this broad and demanding field, including piping, tubing, fasteners, relays and timers, instrument calibration and configuration and more.
Pipefitting
Covers key concepts of installation and repair of high- and low-pressure pipe systems used in manufacturing, in the generation of electricity and in the heating and cooling of buildings.
Rigging
Rigger is a rigorous industry-recognized curriculum that covers safe rigging practices, lifting operations, load dynamics and lift planning to prepare learners to safely handle and move loads.
Scaffold Builder
This one-level Scaffolding curriculum prepares leaners to perform safely on the job site, with information on tools and equipment they will use in the industry as well as discussion of stationary, mobile and suspension scaffolds. Coverage of the math required to perform on the job is also included.
Welding
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