What You’ll Learn
Build the hands-on skills and technical knowledge needed for careers in electrical and plumbing construction.
The Electrical and Plumbing Construction Technology program prepares you for work in the construction industry through a blend of classroom instruction and hands-on lab training. You’ll learn the core concepts and practical techniques used in residential and commercial electrical and plumbing work, helping you build a strong foundation for entry-level employment in the trades.
You will learn how to:
- Understand electrical theory and basic AC concepts
- Apply residential and commercial wiring techniques
- Read prints and blueprints used in construction projects
- Use the National Electrical Code in practical applications
- Perform load calculations and work with transformers
- Practice conduit bending, bonding and grounding
- Use multimeters and electrical tools safely and effectively
- Learn plumbing safety and proper tool use
- Identify and work with different types of pipes, fittings and valves
- Install plumbing fixtures and related equipment
- Complete water distribution and drainage, waste and vent installations
- Troubleshoot electrical and plumbing system issues
- Develop safe work habits for construction environments
The program is designed to help you gain practical, job-ready skills for both electrical and plumbing work in residential and commercial settings.
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What You Can Do
Electrical and Plumbing Construction Technology can prepare you for careers in the building trades and construction industry.
Contractors need skilled workers who understand system installation, safety practices and job-site procedures. If you enjoy hands-on work, problem-solving and building systems that keep homes and businesses functioning, this program can help you start a rewarding career in the trades.
