Once your application is processed, you will be contacted via email with your interview information. Interviews will take place July , Students learn through fast-tracked classroom and hands-on training, skills, and workforce preparation. This is a hour course that prepares students for the construction trade training by covering construction math, safety, hand and power tools and employability.
Students also learn communication skills, materials handling, and introduction to blueprint reading. Upon completion, students continue their training pathway in one of five construction trades: electrical, instrumentation, millwright, pipefitting, and welding. This is a hour course that will train students in the electrical trade. Trainees will learn electrical safety, electrical theory, device boxes, hand bending, raceways and fittings, electrical construction drawings, electrical test equipment, electrical circuits, alternating current, motor theory, conduit bending, conductor installations, grounding and bonding, circuit breakers and fuses, and control systems and fundamental concepts.
This is a hour course that trains students in Instrumentation. This field covers important processes and knowledge areas, including piping, tubing, fasteners, and metallurgy. Instrumentation Techs also have electrical knowledge of electrical systems, craft-specific drawings, and are experts in the hand and power tools specific to their trade. This is a hour course that prepares students to work in metal and machinery with ever-increasing technology and precision.
Millwrights install, align, and troubleshoot machinery in factories and power plants. Most often millwrights provide the precision machinery required in nuclear power plants and other industrial sites. Millwrights installs conveyor systems, connects machinery to power supplies and piping, direct hoisting and setting of machines, and adjusts the moving and stationary parts of machines to certain specifications.
Millwrights must be extremely skilled at mathematics and interpreting blueprints and specifications to set machines to perfect measurements, sometimes working with clearances no bigger than thousandths of an inch. This is a hour course that trains students in the pipefitting trade. Trainees learn pipefitting hand tools, ox fuel cutting, motorized equipment, piping systems, drawing and detail sheets, identifying and installing valves, pipefitting trade math, threaded pipe fabrication, socket weld and butt weld pipe fabrication, rigging, aboveground and belowground pipe installation, hangers and supports, and testing piping systems and equipment.
