Carpentry
DELIVERY
Day
START
Fall or Spring Semester
CAMPUS
Eden Prairie Campus
OVERVIEW
Teach students to design, build, or manage residential construction that results in crafted, healthy, safe, durable, comfortable, affordable, energy and resource efficient, environmentally responsive houses.
Students also learn to incorporate appropriate (climate specific) building materials, systems and technologies, and make design and material selections based on current applied building-science principles and sustainable design/green building practices.
Would you like to build a career as a carpenter? Then start with the Carpentry program at HTC. You’ll gain the knowledge and hands-on experience to construct, install, erect and repair structures to comply with all existing codes and in a manner that exhibits skill and craftsmanship. You’ll read blueprints, sketches and specifications for types of materials required and standards of work. Get hands-on training with hand tools, power tools and equipment. From floor and wall framing to roofing to insulation, this program gives you the foundation for a career in carpentry.
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LABS AND CLASSROOMS
SUPPLIES/TOOLS
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
WORK ENVIRONMENT
A person who has carpenter training may be an all around carpenter or may specialize in areas such as framer, interior finisher, sider, shingler, drywall installer, acoustical ceiling installer, maintenance carpenter, millwright, bridge builder or prefabrication production builder. A carpenter may advance to the position of crew supervisor or job superintendent. Carpenters may go into business for themselves and become contractors for new construction or remodeling work. They may also go into related fields of work such as sales, lumber yard management, building inspection or factory representative.
JOB OUTLOOK
GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT
Gainful Employment Information
POTENTIAL JOB TITLES
SALARY
INSTRUCTORS
Robert Bostrom
763-458-9180
bbostrom@hennepintech.edu
Jay Carlson
763-238-5583
jcarlson@hennepintech.edu
Bill Joos
763-238-5122
bjoos@hennepintech.edu
ADVISORY COMMITTEE/PARTNERSHIPS
ACCREDITATION/AFFILIATIONS
ARTICULATIONS
SUPPLIES/TOOLS
| Required Tools and Various Supplies | |
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Safety Glasses (Required) Professional style carpenter tool belt Tape measure 25' -35' Framing hammer, straight claw, 20-24 oz. Speed square Utility knife with blades Rafter Framing square with calculation tables Combination square Nail puller Flat bar Caulk line with blue caulk 2' and 4' levels chisel set 1/4"-3/4" Adjustable T-bevel Coping saw Cross cut Hand saw Tool caddy or tool box 12 volt or higher battery powered drill or impact driver |
Block plane Pencil scribe 4 in 1 rasp Nail sets drill bits both twist and spade pliers Medium adjustable wrench Siding snips, Malco brand or similar Drywall hammer Drywall saw Drywall keyhole saw High visibility safety vest, purchase in the book store basic function calculator Pencil, pens, notebook Architectic scale See the book store for required texts |
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
WORK ENVIRONMENT
A person who has carpenter training may be an all around carpenter or may specialize in areas such as framer, interior finisher, sider, shingler, drywall installer, acoustical ceiling installer, maintenance carpenter, millwright, bridge builder or prefabrication production builder. A carpenter may advance to the position of crew supervisor or job superintendent. Carpenters may go into business for themselves and become contractors for new construction or remodeling work. They may also go into related fields of work such as sales, lumber yard management, building inspection or factory representative.
JOB OUTLOOK
GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT
Gainful Employment Information
POTENTIAL JOB TITLES
SALARY
INSTRUCTORS
Robert Bostrom
763-458-9180
bbostrom@hennepintech.edu
Jay Carlson
763-238-5583
jcarlson@hennepintech.edu
Bill Joos
763-238-5122
bjoos@hennepintech.edu
ADVISORY COMMITTEE/PARTNERSHIPS
ACCREDITATION/AFFILIATIONS
ARTICULATIONS
