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In addition to the essentials of concrete safety, tools, and equipment, students will also learn concrete placement, reinforcing, formwork and finishing. Students will also learn helpful communication, math, and safety skills applicable across all skilled trades.

Jobs in the concrete industry include: concrete finisher, concrete carpenter, form builder, heavy equipment operator, and project manager.

Students will learn how to safely install, test, maintain, and repair different types of pipe systems.

Commercial plumbing job titles can include: apprentice, journeyman plumber, service technician, and plumbing designer.

Students learn to safely install, test, maintain, and repair different types of envelope systems.

Examples include: Sheet Metal Worker, Glazier, and Building Enclosure Technician

This comprehensive course equips students with the skills and knowledge necessary to excel in the drywalling field, including everything from measuring, cutting, and fitting drywall panels to mastering finishing techniques and understanding building codes.

Drywall Installer, Drywall Hanger, or Drywall Technician (also known as a 'Taper.')