The Residential Construction Technician program prepares learners for immediate entry into the residential construction workforce with hands‑on, job‑ready training. Learners develop foundational skills in framing, finishing, and essential construction techniques while earning OSHA 30 safety certification. The program emphasizes practical experience and workplace safety, equipping learners with the core competencies employers expect on residential job sites.
Module 1: Construction Fundamentals
Introduces core construction skills including basic carpentry, landscaping, and painting, with an emphasis on safe and effective work practices.
Module 2: Framing
Covers floor framing, wall systems, window and door openings, and trussed rafter roof construction.
Module 3: Exterior Finishing
Focuses on exterior construction techniques such as installing vinyl siding, building decks, and applying asphalt shingles.
Module 4: Interior Finishing
Develops skills in flooring installation, drywall hanging and finishing, and interior trim application.
Module 5: OSHA 30‑Hour General Industry
Provides required safety training on OSHA standards and workplace hazard prevention. Completion earns the OSHA wallet card.
After completing this program, the learner will be able to:
Demonstrate foundational framing and finishing techniques used in residential construction
Apply essential construction tools, materials, and methods safely and effectively
Interpret basic residential construction plans and workflows
Follow OSHA regulations and workplace safety standards on job sites
Demonstrate job‑site readiness through safe work practices and teamwork
Upon completion, learners will be eligible to sit for the OSHA-30 exam.
This course is offered in all languages.
This class is an independent-study course. Students will have all the resources needed to successfully complete the course within the online material. A student helpdesk is available for technical support during the course enrollment.