Carpentry And Renovation Techniques (Huron)

Program Overview

The Carpentry and Renovation Techniques program at Fanshawe College is a comprehensive one-year college certificate program designed to equip students with essential skills in residential construction. This program guides students from the initial building layout to the completion of a residential project. Throughout the course, students will gain valuable knowledge in blueprint reading, building codes, and various construction methods. Graduates have the flexibility to either enter the workforce directly or continue their education in related fields.

Program Structure

The Carpentry and Renovation Techniques program is structured to provide a thorough understanding of residential construction over a duration of 30 weeks. The program includes:

• Hands-on training in carpentry skills.
• Interactive classroom learning focused on safety, tools, and materials.
• Opportunities to apply skills in both new construction and renovation projects.
• Preparation for a career as a general carpenter or construction worker.

Students will learn to operate and maintain various hand, portable, and stationary power tools safely. The program emphasizes practical skills, ensuring that students are well-prepared for real-world applications in the construction industry.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on carpentry courses that allow students to apply their skills in real-world scenarios.
• Training in the safe operation of tools and equipment used in residential construction.
• Experience in both new construction and renovation projects, enhancing versatility in the field.
• Interactive learning environment that fosters collaboration and communication among peers.

Career Options

Graduates of the Carpentry and Renovation Techniques program can explore a variety of career opportunities in Canada, including:

• Apprentice Carpenter: Assist lead carpenters in tasks such as framing, drywall installation, flooring, and trim work.
• Construction Framer: Support the structural execution of custom homes and larger renovation projects, ensuring adherence to building practices.
• Renovator: Lead or assist in renovation projects, including framing, drywall, flooring, and minor plumbing and electrical work.
• Construction Worker: Engage in various construction tasks, ensuring compliance with safety regulations and building codes.
• Site Supervisor: Oversee construction projects, manage teams, and ensure that work is completed on time and within specifications.

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