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Course Criteria
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20.00 Credits
This class will introduce students to proper role and use of construction and other heavy equipment used to shape, excavate and grade land for development and improvement. The class provides an overview of heavy equipment terminology, types of operators, operator responsibilities, career opportunities, and basic principles of safety.
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20.00 Credits
This course develops basic hands-on skills in plumbing. Application of plumbing skills in this class will place emphasis on residential or small commercial facilities. Students install sinks, water closets, and or baths using appropriate tools, equipment, materials and techniques.
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20.00 Credits
This course develops basic theory and hands-on skills in plumbing, carpentry, masonry, and/or other construction trades and their related skills. Application of trade skills in this class will emphasize safety in residential or small commercial facilities. Students gain experience and theory knowledge on safety, processes, using appropriate tools, equipment, materials, and techniques for a variety of construction trades. This course is designed for entry level employees and those that have an interest in the field of residential construction.
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10.00 Credits
This course develops fundamental, hands-on skills in carpentry. Students learn core skills needed for the carpentry trade including safety, mathematics, print reading measurement, hand tools, and power tools. This hands-on course stresses proficiency with the handling of building materials and tools. This course develops basic hands-on skills in carpentry.
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0.40 Credits
This class will provide an introduction to home remodeling for the homeowner who is interested in making minor changes to their home. Participants will develop skills in the safe use of basic power tools and power equipment. Additionally, they will learn the basics of framing and drywall installation and finishing.
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0.40 Credits
Designed for the homeowner, this class will provide a basic understanding of the correct layout of residential supply an drainage lines. Participants will learn proper soldering technique for copper tubing and how to correctly install PVC drain piping. Basic steps in changing out faucets will be covered along with the repair and replacement of toilets.
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20.00 Credits
Ability to interpret and install electrical circuits from a blueprint.
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0.40 Credits
In this course, the student will learn the proper procedures for complete installation of wiring systems for residences, utility buildings, and residential service equipment. Textbook included.
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0.04 Credits
Class will teach: What is lock out, what is tag out and why this is so critical. There will be an explanation of lock out paraphernalia and general electric safety. Buddy system and general safety concerns will be addressed.
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4.00 Credits
Prepare for the City of Harrisburg's electrical licensing exam. This seminar includes code layout, service, feeder, branch circuit and conductor sizing, grounding, and a critique of appropriate wiring methods for residential and business occupancies. A simulated code test designed for apprentice and journeyman electricians, and public utility mandated NCPCCI 1 & 2 Family Dwelling Code Test for Electrical Inspectors, will be given. Student book is provided.
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