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About the Program (CIP Code 46.0201)
A student in the Carpentry program will be introduced to careers for general carpenters, wood workers, and fine cabinetmakers. Classroom learning will include measuring; use of power tools; use of hand tools; types of fasteners; types of adhesives; rough carpentry skills; cabinetmaking skills; blueprint reading skills; programming/operation of the CNC (computerized numerical control) lathe, router, and moving gantry router. Students will learn the art and operation of laser woodworking systems. Practical application includes fine cabinetmaking and working on construction of the modular home.Skills:
Hand and Power Tools
Safety
Laser Woodworking System
Computerized Lathe and Router
Exterior Finishing
Cabinetmaking
Fasteners
Layout of walls, rafters, and stairs
Design TechniquesRecommended High School Courses:
English/Communications
Industrial Arts
Mathematics - Basic Math, Algebra I and II, Geometry
Computer Basics, Computer Aided Drafting
Applied Science, ChemistryCertifications:
Industry Recognized/Providers
- Fork Lift Operator/National Safety Council
- NCCER Credentials (Various Trades)/Natl Ctr for Construction Educ & Research (NCCER)
- S/P2 Construction/S/P2
Articulation Agreements:
- Triangle Tech
- The KML Carpenters Apprenticeship and Training Fund
Upon successful completion of the NOCTI skill and written exams, students may receive six technology credits from Butler County Community College’s Industrial Management Technology program.