►Introduction: Carpenter training program provides graduates with career skills to work in the construction. It focuses on civil commercial construction and residential area including surveys and arrangements of many concrete work, frames, interior and exterior completion and sustainable construction techniques. Students learn the theory and application of safety, code building, book reading and energy efficiency. Students will learn how to explain Ontario Construction Law because it is applied to renovation and new construction. Basics of entrepreneurship will be presented.

COURSE INFORMATION

After completing the Carpenter course at MISSKILLJOB, students will be provided the knowledge of:

• Application of safety procedures in stores and at working places, in accordance with the Regulations on Occupational Health and Safety.
• Solve math problems relating to the principles of trade, rate and flat geometry.
• Make the necessary changes and/ or additions by completing and enhancing the special characteristics of the building.
• Applying knowledge about properties and the use of wood as construction materials for buildings.
• Evaluate the relative performance of new construction materials and their suitability for use in the rehabilitation/ renovation sector.
• Know the principles and practices of energy conservation techniques.
• Apply the standards set out in the Ontario Building Law for all types of carpentry career and carpentry things.
• Apply the basic principles of drafting in explanation and sketch production, including survey drawings, architectural drawings, mechanical and electrical drawings.
• Select and use the right and necessary hand and machine tools to perform the arrangement, cutting, fitting and assembly of related operations.
• Play the role as a complete carpenter and/ or the frame for new construction projects as well as restoration or renovation projects.
• Recognize the interdependence between on-the-spot professions to complete the project.
• Apply basic business strategies to identify and respond to new opportunities.

PARTICIPANTS

• Construction and architecture students.
• Graduated students want to cultivate practical skills.
• Interns, trainees, apprentices.