This course is designed to introduce students to the construction trade's processes and values.

For the second-year construction student who has the knowledge of hand tools and power machinery, this class is a more in-depth look at construction trades. Projects become more complicated and require attention to detail. Concrete, framing, and roofing are just three of the many trades that will be investigated and performed. The class is designed to expand your knowledge of the construction trade's processes and values. Students are required to have proof of an OSHA 10 safety card or complete the requirements to possess one. NCCER Core Curriculum qualifications upon successful completion of curriculum requirements.

For the student who has become skilled and crafty, this course provides off-campus experience and is activity based. Each day, we meet at the classroom and then go to the job site where you perform the job at hand. Students are required to create job estimates and provide quality service to the members of the community. Jobs such as room additions, car ports, and patio awnings are very common for this class. Students are required to have proof of an OSHA 10 safety card or complete the requirements to possess one. NCCER Core Curriculum requirements. NCCER Construction Technology credentials will be issued upon successful completion of NCCER requirements.

This course provides Career & Technical Education (CTE) students an opportunity to engage in learning through participation in a structured work experience that can either be paid or unpaid and does not necessarily require classroom instruction that involves the application of previously developed Construction Technologies knowledge and skills.