Construction (CON)

Contsruction Technologies Career Cluster

Career Pathways

• Carpenter: Rough and Finish
• Project Manager
• Electrician
• Roofer
• Mason
• Designer/Builder
• Remodeling Contractor
• Home Builder
• Siding Contractor
• Plumber
• Cost Estimator
• Contruction/Building Inspector
• Architechtural Drafter
• Surveyor

Junior Year

• Work safely and study safety procedures
• Operate power tools and equipment
• Learn entry level construction skills for summer employment

Senior Year

• Practice high level construction skills, including:
• rafters, wiring, trim work, and plumbing;
• Learn to work as a member of a team
• Work towards high level employment

Program Outcomes

Successful Completion of the program will provide the student with:

Knowledge and Skills

• Carpentry, rough framing, roof construction, remodeling, finish work, cabinets, stairs and railings
• Electrical: wiring, switches, single-pole, three-way and four-way main panel, 120-Circuit, 220-Circuit and electrical codes
• Masonry: block, brick and stone work, work sites and layout footers
• Plumbing: copper pipes, ABS and PVC piping and installing fixtures
• Roofing: rafters, sheeting, shingles, venting and flashing
• Drywall: hanging and finishing work, ceilings
• Painting and finish work
• Trim Work: interior doors, casing, baseboards, railings and crown molding
• Siding: vinyl, wood and shake

Certifications

• CareerSafe OSHA
• NCCER (National Center for Constructon Education and Research) Core & Level I Construction Technologies

Articulated College Credit

• Lakeland Community College - 6 credits