Carpentry
PA Department of Education CIP Code
- Construction Materials
- Hand Tools
- Power Tools
- Construction Equipment
- Jobsite Safety
- Building Design and Blueprint Reading
- Survey Instruments and Operations
- Floor, Wall, and Ceiling Frame Construction
- Roof Frame Construction
- Stairway Construction
- Interior and Exterior Finish
- Fundamental Cabinet Making
- Pennsylvania College of Technology (Carpentry, Millwork, Masonry)
- Luzerne County Community College (General Business)
- Johnson College (Carpentry)
- United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America (UBC) Local 445
- Military
These advanced studies can lead to higher-level positions and specialized roles in the construction realm.
Career Prospects: Graduates are well-prepared for various roles in industry, including:
- Millwright
- Cabinetmaker
- Construction Supervisor or Foreman
- Lumber Products Store Manager
- Estimator
- Materials Sales
- Rough or Finish Carpenter
Carpenters must perform a variety of tasks on a day-to-day basis. They can work in cabinet and millwork factories, or as building or remodeling contractors. Lumber yards, General contractors and Home Manufacturers are opportunities as well.
Industry Certifications: Students are able to earn the following certifications in their years at the CTCLC.
- Single and Extension Ladder Safety Training
- OSHA 10 Hour Construction
- OSHA 30 Hour Construction
- Step Ladder Safety Training
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Articulated Ladder Safety Training
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Mobile Ladder Safety Training
Co-Op Opportunities: 4th quarter Juniors and Seniors can be placed in the workforce through our Cooperative Education program. Below are some opportunities for BMT students.
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Simplex Homes
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Signature Building Systems
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Perry Contracting
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Shamrock Construction
For Co-Op placement, please contact Mrs. Bonnie Baker, Co-Op Coordinator at bbaker@ctclc.edu.