career pathways in construction
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Career Pathways in Construction
Construction: An Area of Priority • 214,000 construction job openings in July 2016 (U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics) • The construction industry is projected to add nearly 800,000
new jobs by 2024• 2016 Inflection Point report from the Allegheny
Conference on Community Development • 58,000 workers are employed in the Pittsburgh region’s
construction industry• The region is forecasted to have more than 5,400 annual
openings through 2025• Additional workforce spikes that will occur from the buildout
of the petrochemical and natural gas facilities developing in the region
Pathways to Construction
• Career and Technology Center Programs• Mascaro Construction Academy• Apprenticeship Readiness Programs• Registered Apprenticeships• Certifications • Associate Degrees in Construction Management
and Engineering• Articulation to Bachelor Degree Programs
Parkway WestCareer & Technology Center
Construction ClusterNatasha Johnston
Workforce Development Coordinator
Public Relations Coordinator
Education Foundation Coordinator
Welcome
What is Parkway West Career and Technology Center?
FREE Hands-On Training in a Career
Real World Experience
Earn College Credits
Career and College Ready
FOUR CONSTRUCTION PROGRAMS
Construction Cluster:
• Building Construction Technology
• Electrical Systems Technology
• Welding Technology
• HVAC/R
- 9 week rotation
- 2nd Year – Program concentration
David A. WytiazAdministrative Director
Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC)
Andrew W. JohnsonExecutive Director of Community Partnerships and External Affairs
Programs
• Building Construction Estimating, A.S.• Building Construction Supervision, A.S.• Building Construction Technology, A.S.• Heating & Air Conditioning Technology,
Certificate• Heating & Air Conditioning, A.S.• Plumbing, Certificate
• Carpentry Apprenticeship, Certificate • Electrical Construction (JATC/IBEW) Technology, A.S. • Heavy Equipment Operating Engineers Apprenticeship,
Certificate • Ironworker Apprenticeship, Certificate• Plumber Apprenticeship, Certificate• Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship, A.S.• Sheet Metal Worker Apprenticeship, Certificate
Apprentice Programs
Building Construction Supervision, A.S. Coursework First Semester• BLC 191 - Construction Industry Supervision Credits: 3• MAT 191 - Mathematics for the Industries Credits: 3
• Total: 6 credits
Second Semester• BLC 192 - Construction Contracting Credits: 3• BLC 203 - Surveying Credits: 4
• Total: 7 credits
Third Semester• BLC 103 - Construction Planning and Control Credits: 3• BLC 294 - Construction Estimating 1 Credits: 3
• Total: 6 credits
Fourth Semester• ENG 101 - English Composition 1 Credits: 3• PHS 161 - Physical Science for the Industries Credits: 3
• Total: 6 credits
Fifth Semester• ENG 103 - Technical Communications Credits: 3• PSY 116 - Organizational Psychology Credits: 3
• Total: 6 credits
Sixth Semester• BLC 205 - Project Management Credits: 3• SPH 101 - Oral Communication Credits: 3
• Total: 6 credits
Construction Trade Technology Apprenticeship: 28–45Minimum Credits to Graduate: 65–82
Other Courses – Carpentry • CAR 101 - Carpentry 1• CAR 102 - Carpentry 2• CAR 105 - Carpentry Drafting/Blueprint Reading 1• CAR 106 - Carpentry Drafting/Blueprint Reading 2• CAR 115 - Mathematics for Carpenters 1• CAR 116 - Mathematics for Carpenters 2• CAR 201 - Carpentry 3• CAR 202 - Carpentry 4• CAR 205 - Carpentry Drafting/Blueprint Reading 3• CAR 206 - Carpentry Drafting/Blueprint Reading 4• CAR 215 - Mathematics for Carpenters 3• CAR 216 - Mathematics for Carpenters 4
Other courses-Electrical constructionTechnology
• ECT 101 - Electrical Construction Technology 1• ECT 151 - Electrical Construction Technology 2• ECT 201 - Adv Electrical Construction Tech 1• ECT 251 - Adv Electrical Construction Tech 2• ECT 291 - Inst/Testing Electrical Const Tech
Other Courses – Heavy Machine Operator
• HEO 101 - Heavy Equipment Regulation & Safety 1• HEO 102 - Equipment Operations 1• HEO 105 - Heavy Equip Regulation & Safety 2• HEO 106 - Equipment Operations 2• HEO 201 - Heavy Equip Regulation & Safety 3• HEO 202 - Equipment Operations 3• HEO 205 - Equipment Operations 4• HEO 206 - Industry Recertifications
Mascaro Construction and CCBC Regional Pathways and
Partnerships
John Goberish - Dean of Workforce and Continuing EducationJoyce Cirelli - Dean of High School Academies and Dual Enrollment
IMAGINE the Impact We Will Make Together
Construction Phase Operational Phase16 Building and Construction Trade Unions
* Carpenters
* Laborers
* Welders
* Iron Workers
* Mechanical Workers
* Electricians
* Process Technicians
* Engineers
* Instrumentation Technicians
* Maintenance Technicians
Spin-Off Opportunities* Janitorial * Safety Supplies* Food/Hotel * Building Materials* Transportation * HVAC
Introduction to Welding Technology
• Short term credentials/certificates that can lead to immediate employment
• Industry-recognized certificates• Program Includes:
• Safety Procedures • Flux Cored Arc Welding (FCAW) • Gas Metal Arc (GMAW) or Mig• Grinding and cutting processes• Fillet and groove welding• 155 Hours – 11 weeks – 4 nights a week• Recently added Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) or Stick
Why Pursue Short-Term Certificates?
• DEMAND - High Priority Occupation for our Region
• WAGES – Southwest Region 2016 $33,780 (entry) $45,700 (annual avg.) $51,660 (experienced)
• CONDENSED – gain relevant entry level experience and move UP & ON
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
► BUILDING & CONSTRUCTION TRADE UNIONS
* Steamfitters * Ironworkers * Carpenters
* Pipefitters * Boilermakers
► Construction, manufacturing, fabricators, railcar industry, sheet metal, steel plants, foundries, etc.
Apprenticeship Readiness Program Overview• Nationally recognized curriculum• Preparation for career opportunities in the Building &
Construction Trades Industry• Interaction with 16 building and construction trade
unions• Several Joint Apprenticeship Training Center tours and
visits• For dislocated workers or a spouse of a dislocated
worker or long term unemployment; Eligible youth (18-24 years old)
• Grant funding allows it to be offered at no cost to eligible participants
Apprenticeship Readiness Program Requirements• 18 years of age or older• Valid driver’s license & access to personal
transportation• High school diploma or GED• Ability to perform physical work• Pass drug & alcohol test/criminal background check
Apprenticeship Readiness Program Sample Four Week Course Work• Industry Orientation• Trade Awareness• OHSA – 10• Pipefitters Site Visit• Partner Site Visits• Interview Skills• Blue Print Reading• Green Construction, Tools &
Materials• Math
• Construction Math• Financial Literacy• Sexual Harassment• Mechanical Reasoning• CPR / First Aid• Resume Writing• Apprenticeship Sample Test• Diversity in the Workplace• Graduation
Apprenticeship Readiness Graduates
Mascaro Construction Academy
GRADES11 & 12
Complete up to 18 credits
College Success (3)English (3)
Psychology (3)Speech (3)Math (3)
Science (3)
Apprenticeships
= 28 credits
+ CTC credits
Construction Methods/ Materials IBlueprint ReadingOSHA Regulations
Construction Estimating IMechanical, Plumbing and Electric
Conventional Wall Systems
Complete up to 12 credits
CarpentryElectrical HVAC/RLogisticsMasonryWelding
29
28 credits total
Associate Degree Pathways
• Construction Management• Engineering• Potential employment opportunities after
graduation • Moving forward into bachelor degree programs
Jessica Read CHST, CSP
Achieving Certifications for Professional Development
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