Construction Trades Programs

As a bricklayer, you'll be trained in preparing and laying brick to construct or repair structures such as walls, patios, arches, fireplaces and chimneys.

Program length:

3 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Turn your passion for craftsmanship into a career focused on building cabinetry using the best materials or repairing and refinishing existing creations.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

This industry-driven program will train you to construct and repair buildings and other structures made of wood, wood substitutes, steel and other materials.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Gasfitters employed by utility companies repair and extend gas mains and install, repair and service pipes and fittings between mains and buildings.

Program length:

2-3 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

As a glazier you'll interpret drawings and specifications, determine required project materials and will assist with architectural installations.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Acquire the skills required to apply, remove and repair thermal and noise cancelling insulation for both commercial and industrial heavy-duty equipment.

Program length:

3 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Develop your installation, planning, implementation and servicing skills through hands-on learning for residential, commercial or construction-focused plumbing.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Learn what it takes to design, build and repair wood components, furniture, fixtures and cabinetry while preparing to enter the workforce as an apprentice.

Program length:

12 weeks

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

This 12-week program covers all course material received by a first-year carpenter apprentice, plus additional hands-on safety training on an actual job site.

Program length:

12 weeks

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

As a professionally trained pipetrade journeyman, you'll develop a strong understanding of piping systems for water, steam, chemicals or fuel.

Program length:

12 weeks

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

This 12-week program provides hands-on safety training that prepares students to enter an apprenticeship and write the Refrigeration Apprenticeship Exam.

Program length:

12 weeks

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Train to install, maintain, repair and overhaul industrial, commercial and residential refrigeration and air conditioning systems.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Following construction specifications, learn how to prepare and apply protective coverings to flat and sloped surfaces as a professional roofer.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Train for a career as a sheet metal worker and work in various industries, including the residential, commercial and industrial construction and service sectors.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction

Train to lay out, assemble, fabricate, maintain and repair steam and piping systems used in heating, cooling, lubricating and other processes.

Program length:

4 periods

Location:

In person (Main Campus)

Faculty:

School of Construction