Construction Engineering Technician (Co-op)

Program Overview

This two-year diploma program develops students' skills to play a key role in industrial, commercial, and institutional building development. Students will learn about materials and methods, construction equipment, project management, and much more. They will apply their knowledge and gain industry experience through a co-op term.

Program Structure

The Construction Engineering Technician (Co-op) program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the construction industry. The program has a duration of 60 weeks, allowing students to immerse themselves in both theoretical and practical aspects of construction engineering.

Key features of the program structure include:

• Co-op work experience integrated into the curriculum, providing valuable industry exposure.
• Hands-on learning opportunities to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world settings.
• Pathway options to continue into an advanced diploma program after graduation.

Students will engage in various learning experiences that prepare them for a successful career in construction engineering.

Featured Experiences

• Co-op work term that allows students to gain practical experience in the construction industry.
• Hands-on training in construction document interpretation, project management, and safety practices.
• Opportunities to collaborate with general contractors, consultants, and project owners.
• Fieldwork that includes construction surveying and quality inspections.
• Access to advanced technologies and software used in the construction industry.

Career Options

Graduates of the Construction Engineering Technician program can expect excellent employment opportunities in various roles, including:

• Superintendent: Oversees construction projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.
• Field Engineer: Works on-site to manage technical aspects of construction projects and resolve issues as they arise.
• Expeditor: Ensures timely delivery of materials and equipment to the construction site, facilitating smooth operations.
• Quantity Surveyor: Estimates costs and manages budgets for construction projects, ensuring financial efficiency.
• Estimator: Prepares detailed cost estimates for construction projects, helping to secure contracts.
• Inspector: Conducts quality control inspections to ensure compliance with building codes and safety regulations.
• Scheduler: Develops and maintains project schedules, coordinating timelines for various construction activities.
• Contract and Project Manager: Manages all aspects of construction projects, from planning to execution, ensuring successful completion.

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