Building and manufacturing programs

Explore programs that lead to careers in the building and manufacturing industries:

• Architectural Engineering Technician
  Learn aspects of building design, construction and sustainability.
• Brick and Stone Masonry
  Learn to safely construct and repair decorative and load-bearing walls using a variety of tools and equipment. Learn how to prepare and lay bricks, concrete, tile, glass blocks and stone.
• Building Systems Technician (HVAC&R)
  Develop your skills and knowledge of heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and refrigeration systems.
• Building Systems Technician (HVAC&R) - Accelerated
  Develop your skills and knowledge of heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC) and refrigeration systems in a condensed timeframe.
• Cabinetmaking and Woodworking Techniques
  Learn how to identify and select wood products, interpret drawings, operate woodworking machines and practise the art of cabinetry and woodworking.
• Carpentry Certificate
  Develop essential skills in the carpentry trade, from construction techniques to adherence to building codes and safety standards.
• Carpentry Certificate - Accelerated
  Develop essential skills in the carpentry trade, from construction techniques to adherence to building codes and safety standards, in a condensed timeframe.
• Carpentry Diploma
  Learn in-depth aspects of carpentry, from construction safety and the use of hand tools, to building science, floor and wall framing and exterior finishing.
• Climate Change - Building Performance Technology
  Mitigate climate-change and energy issues in the built environment using technical knowledge in building science and the electrical, mechanical and environmental fields.
• CNC Machining
  Deepen your precision machining skills by programming and operating computer numerical controlled machines to manufacture mechanical parts that keep industries running.
• Construction Project Management
  Learn the varied and challenging principles and practices used to manage construction projects.
• Drafting – Architectural
  Create detailed and accurate technical drawings for residential and commercial buildings, emphasizing proper setup, consistency, and adherence to industry standards.
• Electrical – Industrial Maintenance and Controls
  Learn about electrical motors, controls, transformers, solid-state systems and automation technology.
• Electrical Construction and Industrial
  Get training in construction and industrial electrical, with a strong focus on the principles and practices of construction wiring.
• Electrical Technician
  Learn the principles of design, installation and safe operation of renewable electrical energy and automated control systems.
• Electro Mechanical Technician
  Learn how to install, service and maintain electrical and mechanical equipment.
• Industrial Mechanical
  Gain expertise in installing, maintaining and repairing industrial machinery and equipment.
• Instrumentation Technician
  Learn the skills to operate, maintain, troubleshoot and repair process control systems.
• Mechanical Engineering Technology
  Use your curious and creative mind to discover, design and apply technological and mechanical engineering solutions to various real-world problems.
• Metal Fabrication
  Learn how to interpret blueprints and develop layout patterns to build and assemble structures from raw materials using metalworking machinery, welding and cutting techniques.
• Occupational Health and Safety
  Transform your passion for safety into a fulfilling career developing and maintaining healthy and safe work environments.
• Pipe Trades
  A comprehensive and integrated program that builds skills in three fields: steamfitting/pipefitting, sprinkler systems and plumbing.
• Plumbing
  Learn how to install and repair water distribution and sanitary drainage systems, as well as hot water heating systems.
• Power and Utility Line Work
  Build your knowledge of the systems, safety training and environmental awareness needed to work as a powerline technician.
• Precision Machining
  Develop skills to interpret engineered drawings and use precise measurements and hand tools to manufacture custom parts and perform repairs with conventional lathes and milling machines to meet tight tolerances.
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
  Learn the science of refrigeration and a variety of skills to install and troubleshoot mechanical systems, electrical/electronic systems and refrigeration piping systems.
• Refrigeration and Air Conditioning - Geothermal
  Get skills in mechanical systems, electronics and basic welding and start a career specializing in heating, air conditioning and geothermal energy.
• Sheet Metal Systems
  Develop skills in layout, fabrication and installation of sheet metal products and duct systems.
• Steamfitting / Pipefitting
  Learn how to install, repair and maintain heating, cooling, process pipe and industrial piping systems.
• Survey Technician
  Develop surveying skills using lasers and satellites to measure, position and map physical features of the world around us.
• Welding
  Learn how to interpret blueprints to join metal, repair parts and structures, fabricate components and apply safe working practices using various welding and cutting equipment and techniques.