Construction Technology
Program Description:
Students are prepared for the many career pathways in the construction industry through several projects using equipment found in most quality woodworking shops including modern technology such as the CNC router. Beyond shop projects, Construction Tech II and III students learn as they work on live construction projects within our community. There are countless opportunities for employment and promotion in this growing career path.
Construction Staff
Mr. Brian Nash
Course Outline:
Exploratory
- Shop Safety
- Math and Measuring
- Intro to Hand Tools
- Identification of Various Types of Wood
- Safe Use of Power Tools
- Footings and Foundation Forms
- Basic Framing Layout
- Terms and Symbols
Construction Technology I
- Safety Review - OSHA Certification
- Personal Safety
- Review Math Calculations
- Terms and Definitions
- Intro to Job Site Equipment
- Sills and Floor Decks
- Walls and Ceilings
- Roofing
Construction Technology II
- Safety Review of Tools
- Framing Instruction
- Exterior Finishes
- Windows and Doors
- Interior Finish
- Drywall and Ceilings
Construction Technology III
- Safety Review
- Concrete Foundations
- Footings and Forms
- Floors and Sills
- Cornices and Gable Ends
- Door Installation
Career Pathways and Opportunities:
- Construction and Building Inspector
- Drywall Finisher
- Drywall Installer
- Floor and Carpet Layers
- General Construction Worker
- Roofer
- Hoist and Winch Operator
- Cabinet Building / Installing
Articulation Agreements:
- New England Institute of Technology
- Central Maine Community College
State / National Certifications:
- OSHA 10 Hour Safety Course for Construction Trades