Welding

• After completion of the OSHA 10 online course and Welding Safety instruction, students will demonstrate appropriate safety in the lab and apply their knowledge of a safe environment to daily construction situations. (Basic Safety)

• Students will be able to apply their knowledge of welding equipment, tools, and processes to real-life situations that involve multiple variables (such as metal thickness, welding positions, welding processes, etc.) and successfully create a quality weld using various welding processes. (Basic Welding Techniques)
• Students will be able to apply their knowledge of cutting processes and base metal preparation to create welding surfaces that are appropriate for executing a quality weld. (Basic Cutting and Grinding Processes)
• Students will be able to understand, interpret, and create basic welding symbols and blueprints based on industry standards and have a fundamental knowledge of welding terminology. (Basic Blueprint Reading)

HVAC

• Evaluate residential AC and Heating system operation against the manufacturer and recognized industry performance standards and implement corrective actions to optimize performance.
• Apply best practice service procedures to heating & AC systems.
• Demonstrate an understanding of current EPA section 608 laws and guidelines.

Masonry

• After completion of the OSHA 10 online course, NCCER Core and instruction students will demonstrate appropriate safety in the lab and apply their knowledge of a safe environment to daily construction and masonry situations.
• Students will be able to construct various types of a masonry walls to create a complete quality foundation or decorative element, including multiple techniques and materials.
• Students will be able to apply their knowledge of masonry tools and building materials to real-world applications.
• Students will be able to assess existing masonry structures and develop a strategy to repair or remodel the structure.

Construction Trades

• After completion of the OSHA 10 online course, NCCER Core and instruction students will demonstrate appropriate safety in the lab and apply their knowledge of a safe environment to daily construction situations.
• Students will be able to construct various elements of a building to create a complete quality structure, including interior and exterior elements of the building.
• Students will be able to apply their knowledge of tools, fasteners and building materials to real-world applications.
• Students will be able to assess existing structures and develop a strategy to repair or remodel the structure.