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Construction Trades
The Construction Trades Course of Study is for students who enjoy building or repairing items, this cluster explores careers which include: Building Construction Technology, Custom Cabinetmaking, Electrical Trades, Electrical Trades/Integrated Cabling Technology, Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC-R), Plumbing, and Welding.
Building Construction Technology
Building Construction Technology | 2 years / 900 hours
This program teaches theory and application of techniques used in the buildingtrades. The program will include the following: skills in framing, roofing, sheathing,siding, door and window installation, drywall installation, trim work and concrete blockconstruction. Students who complete the program are qualified for employment ormay become apprentices through Carpenter’s Local 2018.
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Custom Cabinetmaking
Custom Cabinetmaking | 2 years / 900 hours
This program develops skills in the operation of a variety of woodworking machinesand hand tools. Students learn construction and fabrication of kitchen cabinetry, bath-room vanities, custom furniture, moldings, and all types of custom-designed wooddecoration.
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Electrical Trades
Electrical Trades | 2 years / 900 hours
This program emphasizes the fundamental theory and application of electrical circuits, measuring instruments, transformers, electric motors, and various types of switching devices for power, lighting, and security. The program covers skills in commercial and residential wiring and industrial motor control. Cooperative Industrial Education opportunities and transition assistance into apprenticeship and work placement are integral to this program.
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Electrical Trades / Integrated Cabling Technology
Electrical Trades / Integrated Cabling Technology | 2 years / 900 hours
The scope of this course deals with residential and light commercial electrical wiring,as well as voice, data, and video cabling. The fundamental theory and application ofcircuits, test equipment, transformers, motors, and various types of control devicesfor power, lighting, and security are emphasized. Load calculations for residencesand small commercial buildings will be taught. Code requirements and installationmethods for various types of cables, conduits (both flexible and non-flexible), andservice equipment will be addressed. Telecommunications skills and theory areincluded. An introduction to the National Electrical Code, as applied to residential andlight commercial wiring is part of the program; therefore, strong math and languageskills are recommended. The safe use of tools and industry work practices will bestressed. Cooperative Industrial Education opportunities and transition assistance into apprenticeship training and work placement are integral to this program.Uponsuccessful completion of this two-year program, students will receive advance stand-ing in the OCVTS Adult Education Division Apprenticeship Program.
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Heating Ventilating Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC-R)
Heating Ventilating Air Conditioning and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) | 2 years / 900 hours
Students will learn basic concepts necessary to install, repair, and maintain heating,air conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment. Basic theory and operationof mechanical components and electrical controls will also be covered. TheEnvironmental Protection Agency Refrigerant Certification Exam is given upon com-pletion of the program. Upon successful completion of this two year program, students will receive advancestanding in the OCVTS Adult Education Division Apprenticeship Program.
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Plumbing
Plumbing | 2 years / 900 hours
The student will be introduced to the major concepts and theories of modern plumb-ing design, blueprint reading, mathematics for plumbers, and materials and installa-tion practices. The Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing (CSST) Manufacturer’sCertification Exam is given upon completion of the program.Upon successful completion of this two year program, students will receive advancestanding in the OCVTS Adult Education Division Apprenticeship Program.Recommended Skills: Strong math and science skills are recommended.
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Welding
Welding | 2 years / 900 hours
The welding program provides students with hands-on instruction in a variety of weld-ing and metal fabrication processes. Students learn techniques in shielded metal arc,gas metal arc, gas tungsten arc, and flux cored arc welding. Welding related cuttingprocesses covered include: oxy-fuel gas and plasma arc cutting. Upon completionstudents are prepared for careers in construction, fabrication, and repair of industrialand transportation equipment including cars, ships, pleasure crafts, and aircraft. Theyare also qualified for employment in the area of structural welding including the fab-rication of bridges, steel structures, pipelines, and boilers. Area industries provide students with work-based welding experience. Students areencouraged to become members of the American Welding Society (AWS) and suc-cessful graduates may receive AWS Certification.
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