Building Construction Trades

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The building industry faces a shortage of 65,000 to 80,000 skilled craft workers each year. This shortage is expected to continue into the next decade due to job growth projections, declining workforce numbers, and lack of training opportunities. To address these needs, the Building Construction Trades program offers a diploma in Air Conditioning/ Refrigeration Mechanics, and six certificates: HVAC Installer, HVAC Service Technician, Masonry, Residential/Commercial Carpentry, Residential/Commercial Plumbing, and Residential/Commercial Wiring. Students must complete one of the above mentioned certificates before entering the Building Construction Management Certificate. The Building Construction Trades programs are accredited by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and the Home Builders Institute (HBI).

Programs

• Air Conditioning/Refrigeration, General Technology Specialization, AAS (AAS.GT.GTACR 35318)
• Building Construction Management, AAS (AAS.CMT 35599)

• Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanics, DAS (DAS.ACR 15390)

• HVAC Installer Certificate (CT.ACRIN 60844)
• HVAC Service Technician Certificate (CT.ACRST 60845)
• Masonry Certificate (CT.BCTM 61144)
• Residential/Commercial Carpentry Certificate (CT.BCTCP 60909)
• Residential/Commercial Plumbing Certificate (CT.BCTPL 60908)
• Residential/Commercial Wiring Certificate (CT.EEMRC 60884)

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