PROGRAMS | CONSTRUCTION
BUILDING & PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
This instructional program prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills in the maintenance and repair of residential, office, apartment, and other commercial buildings.
The instruction includes the basics of carpentry, millwork, plumbing, glazing, electricity, plastering, welding, minor sheet metal, concreting, bricklaying, tile setting, hardware usage, heating, ventilation, waterproofing, roofing, and record keeping. Building/property maintenance is an ideal program for students who possess an inquisitive nature, enjoy varied tasks, and being physically active. Students are prepared for entry-level work or post-secondary education.
Entry-level earnings
$7.50-$10.00 per hour
Career potential earnings
$44,200-$75,600 annually
Student certifications
NOCTI – National Occupational Competency Testing Institute Certification
NCCER - National Center for Construction Education and Research
OSHA Safety Certification
Accreditations
NCCER - National Center for Construction Education and Research
INSTRUCTOR
Mr. David L. Keehn
Date of hire: August 1993
Certifications
Vocational Education II Teaching Certification, Temple University
Experience
I owned a machine shop and a building supply business. I also worked in the maintenance field.
Community service
I am involved with the Lions Club, a youth league, and a youth mentoring program. I am a community volunteer for student career awareness and student tutoring.
Message
This course covers a variety of skills required within the construction and manufacturing industries. It is difficult but rewarding. By completing the course of study, students will be able to find employment in a variety of careers. The opportunity also exists for students to pursue post-secondary programs.