Building Maintenance Technologies A & B - INT767/INT768

Course Equivalency

Online Only

Course Description: Semester A

The online Building Maintenance Technology course will focus on all aspects of the construction industry from health and safety to the tools that every construction professional needs in their collection. They will learn about the various roles in the industry as well as job outlooks, educational and experiential requirements, and salary information. Some activities will focus on career exploration to discover career options that best align with interests and talents. Students will learn basic construction math and how it is applied during design and building phases of projects. They will learn specifics about carpentry, construction drawings, framing floor systems, framing walls, and framing roofs. Throughout, they will establish a foundation for what opportunities exist for them in the industry.

Course Description: Semester B

The Building Maintenance Technology II course will focus on construction component, masonry skills, and OSHA. Students will learn about the various masonry and concrete skills as well as safety measures. Some activities will focus on real-world application of learned skills with hands on components. Students will learn about erecting, plumbing, and bracing in relation to concrete as well as laying masonry units. Finally, students will learn important science skills for the construction industry and prepare for OSHA 30-hour certification.

Certification

This course prepares students for the OSHA 30-hour construction certification. For more information go here: https://www.osha.gov/training/outreach

Major Concepts: Semester A

• Module 1: Health, Safety, & Environmental Management Systems
• Module 2: The Construction Industry Part I
• Module 3: The Construction Industry Part II
• Module 4: Basic Hand and Power Tools
• Module 5: Construction Math Part 1
• Module 6: Construction Math Part 2
• Module 7: Carpentry
• Module 8: Construction Drawings
• Module 9: Framing Floor Systems Part 1
• Module 10: Framing Floor Systems Part II
• Module 11: Framing Walls and Ceilings Part I
• Module 12: Framing Walls and Ceiling Part II
• Module 13: Framing a Roof

Major Concepts: Semester B

• Module 1: Construction Documents, Contracts and Specifications
• Module 2: Drafting and Federal Codes
• Module 3: Project Costs and Scheduling Part 1
• Module 4: Project Costs and Scheduling Part 2
• Module 5: The Built Environment Part 1
• Module 6: The Built Environment Part 2
• Module 7: Sustainability Issues
• Module 8: Construction Projects

Grade Level

• 7-12

Materials

• None

Duration

• 2 semesters/1.0 credit