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“Technology is being incorporated in every facet of our society. The construction industry is no different. To keep ahead in construction you must have the knowledge and skills necessary for success. The skills of today and tomorrow in construction include; Green Technology, Brownfield Technology, Home Automation and Energy Star Technology. So, get a head start in your career in construction by joining the Construction Technology Team here at the MVCTC. ”- Mr. Bauer

The MVCTC Construction Technology program will introduce students to all facets of residential construction along with many areas of commercial construction (such as: network cabling, post and beam Construction). The program will equip students with the skills necessary to enter a construction and architectural pathway in post-secondary education or to enter the workforce.

MVCTC Construction Technology students study Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) training, interior decorating and painting, carpet installation, floor finishing, ceramic tile installation, roofing applications, plaster/drywall finishing, welding/soldering, network cabling, exterior finishing, electrical repair and maintenance, plumbing repair and maintenance, heating and air conditioning maintenance, and building cleaning and maintenance. All of these skills are put to the test as the students work with the Carpentry program each year to build a Habitat for Humanity House. Construction Technology students also complete on-site projects; one such example is the construction of a picnic shelter at the Kleptz YMCA in Englewood. Each year students compete in the NARI Entry Way Contest where they construct an entry way and compete with students from area schools. The MVCTC Construction Technology program students have won the contest several times in recent years.

After completing the MVCTC Construction Technology program, students have entered the work place as Heating and Cooling Service Technicians, Electricians, Framers, Interior Designers, Network Cabling Installers, Roofers, Maintenance and Sales Clerks, or have chosen to further education by attending college.

For more information on this career field, check out the links below:
CTCtube Video

Miami Valley Tech Prep Consortium

Ohio SkillsUSA

SkillsUSA

Hocking College - 29 credits
Sinclair Community College - 16 credits

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