Construction Technology Carpentry work consists of building wooden frameworks and buildings, including subflooring, sheathing, partitions, floor joists, studding, and rafters. Carpenters are trained in the proper installation of molding, wood paneling, cabinets, windows, door frames, and door hardware, as well as, building stairs and laying floors. Many carpenters work in large construction sites and help to build docks, bridges, and commercial buildings. The emphasis of the Diesel Technology program is on medium and heavy duty trucks and the program is certified by the ASE in this area. Diesel mechanics maintain and repair diesel powered equipment such as large trucks, buses, earth moving equipment, cranes, locomotives, large marine engines, and diesel farm equipment.
Some diesel mechanics make all types of repairs or specializes in one type of repair.
Electrical Technology Industrial electricians install and maintain residential and industrial wiring. They maintain electric motors, devices, appliances, and test and adjust highly technical electrical apparatus. The industrial electrician works on a variety of industrial machinery which is electrically controlled. Many modern plants use programmable controllers to control all production lines. Classroom instruction and shop experiences provide the needed job skills for industry.