Carpentry

  • Carpentry Class The Carpentry program covers the aspect of basic residential constructions. Beginning level students will learn to use hand-tools and both portable and stationary power tools. Students will work on the framing of walls, floors and roofs and receive experience working with siding, roofing, drywall, doors, window and interior trim. Emphasis will be placed on reading blueprints as students work together to construct a full-size house in the shop. Estimation and related math skills are needed. The carpentry facility is accredited by the National Center for Construction Education and Research.
    Location
     
    Normandy High School 
     
    Credits
     
    Junior Year - 3
    Senior Year - 3
     
    College Credit
     
    Available college credit awarded upon meeting articulation requirements
     
    Competitions
     
    Skills USA
     
    Certifications
     
    Career Connections I
    Career Connections II
    Career Connections III
    30-hours OSHA
     
    Skills Learned
     
    Site Layout and Excavation
    Concrete Form Work
    Concrete Driveways
    Rough Carpentry
    Roofing
    Siding
    Windows and Doors
    Metal Studs
    Drywall
    Finish Carpentry
    Blueprint Reading
    Material Estimation
     
    Teacher Contact Information
     
    Matthew Hammon
    (440) 885-8674
     
     
     

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