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Our Construction Technology program will introduce students to the skills required of a residential carpenter while touching on some commercial aspects.  Key areas of learning are:  safety procedures, tool and equipment identification and their uses/operations.  Students will be instructed in the introduction of framing (floor, wall, and rafters), roofing applications, drywall installation and finishing, cabinet making and installation, concrete, heavy/light equipment, stairs, blueprint reading, intro to plumbing, intro to electrical, tile and grout, windows and doors, and the opportunity to obtain certifications through National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) and an OSHA-10 card.

Employment Opportunities

  • Cabinet Maker
  • Finisher
  • Framer

Certifications Available

  • HBI PACT Certification
  • National Center for Construction Education and Research - Carpenter-Level 1, Core Construction
  • CTTC - Construction Trainee, Drywall Installation Trainee, Finish Carpenter, Form Carpenter, Frame Carpenter, Roofer, Cabinetmaker Trainee
  • OSHA 10 Construction Industry

Salary Range

$12-$20/hour

Career Major

Student working on framing in Construction
Construction instructor showing student the measurements needed for her work assignment

Student Organization:

SkillsUSA

Burns Flat Campus

For more information, call Zach Mattox at 580-562-3181