What We Do in Construction

Skills for the Future

The Construction Technologies program allows students to design, estimate, cut, assemble, and build multiple construction projects. They learn fundamentals of construction, employability skills, proper tool use, and interpreting blueprints.

Second-year students work on a larger-scale project, and by graduation, are exposed to most phases of general commercial and residential construction.

Program Overview

Gain practical experience and knowledge of the construction industry.
Understand and practice proper building techniques and sequences, floor framing, wall framing, roof framing, and finishing.
Learn the importance of solid foundations and footings.
Operate construction equipment including skid steer, mini excavator, backhoe, and bulldozer.
Complete construction projects from start to finish, including mini barns.
Participate in service projects both on and off campus.

Career Development

Entry-Level Careers

Carpenter’s apprentice
Carpentry crew laborer
Glazier
Building supply material handler
Lumber company yard worker
Concrete carpenter

Advanced Careers

Journeyman carpenter
Supervisor
Project Manager
Project Superintendent
Lumber company sales rep
Carpentry crew foreman
Independent contractor

Work-Based Learning

Students who qualify have the opportunity to participate in one of three options for career development during their senior year. All three programs allow students to work within their career field while attending school on a modified schedule, so you they gain skills, experience and competitive wages.

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