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 energy and climate-change 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
  Prepare technical drawings for sustainable residential and commercial buildings and influence the future of green building.
• 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 Construction and Industrial - Accelerated
  Get training in construction and industrial electrical, with a strong focus on the principles and practices of construction wiring, in a condensed timeframe.
• 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 and computer controls, 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 create custom parts and perform repairs with conventional hand-controlled methods.
• 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
  Train toward an in-demand career installing and maintaining 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.