Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety

Course Number: 46.5450000

Pre-Requisites: None

Course Description: Industry Fundamentals and Occupational safety is a foundational course that serves as an introduction to and encompasses the basics and fundamentals of common skills covering a variety of construction occupations and is a pre-requisite to all other courses within the Construction Technology program. Emphasis includes basic construction skills such as the value and importance of job site safety for individuals and teams, mathematics and math concepts as they relate to the construction field, the proper use of hand tools, the proper use of power tools, knowledge of blueprint terms, components, symbols, and blueprint reading, as well as basic rigging procedures.

Introduction to Construction

Course Number: 46.5460000

Pre-Requisites: Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety Course

Course Description: Introduction to Construction provides students with the knowledge of the development of the construction industry. Within this course, students will be introduced to the varying components of the Carpentry, Electrical, Masonry, and Plumbing trades. Students will also be introduced to Apprenticeship Programs as well as understand the differences between job opportunities versus career opportunities. Students will also strengthen their knowledge regarding the use of basic hand and power tools and their varying uses for different trades. 

Electrical I

Course Number: 46.5600000

Pre-Requisites: Industry Fundamentals and Occupational Safety Course, Introduction to Construction Course

Course Description: Electrical I is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of the electrical trade as well as the basic skills it requires. Students learn about electrical theory and concepts used in Ohm's Law as applied to DC series circuits. Students are also introduced to atomic theory, electromotive force, Resistance, and electric power equations. 

Boilermakers

Heating & Cooling

System Mechanics

Millwrights

Electrician Helpers

Line Installers 

Sound Engineers

Cabinetmakers

Drywall Installers

Woodworking

Machine Operators

Plumber

Pipe Fitter Helpers

Tile Setters

Concrete Finishers

Accounting