Construction Technology
About the program

























This program is designed for students interested in entry-level positions in the construction industry. A combination of theory and hands-on experience is applied with the construction of several projects, including a cottage project. Students will receive both classroom and lab instruction, in the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to enter construction careers, apprenticeships, or continuing education. Emphasis is on residential construction including framing, roofing, plumbing, AC/HVAC, electrical wiring, architecture, foundation and interior/exterior finishing.
Meet the Team
Our team of construction instructors has a total of 40 years of combined experience in the construction trades industry. As professionals in the construction industry, they provide teaching and valuable insights based on their extensive industry knowledge.
Thank you, Mr. Hueller and Mr. Greybeck for your dedication to the Construction Trades program!
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Instructor
* Which Material is your favorite to teach?
I would have to say applied math (Math with a purpose) or helping student be able to visualize their world in 2D/3D.
* What is your dream vacation?
Hard to answer. Probably visiting Europe, or go back to Alaska and catch a bunch of fish!
*What or who inspires you to teach?
Those students who show up and take responsibility for their learning and engage with the work at hand.
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Instructor's AssistantMr. Greybeck assist's the program by supervising shop activities, helping students use the heavy machinery, advise in projects and more!
Course Descriptions & Certifications
Year One - Construction Trades
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* OSHA Safety
*Introduction to tools
*Employability Skills
*Intro to Drafting/CAD
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* Reading proficiency at 9th grade level
* Must have successfully completed Algebra 1 or higher.
* Excellent high school attendance record.
* Good physical coordination.
Year two - Construction Trades
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* Foundations & Framing
* Introduction to Electrical
* Plumbing & HVAC
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Must pass 1st year program and meet/demonstrate competence of course standards to qualify for 2nd year; limited space available.
Note: May need to provide own transportation to internship site and provide current car insurance.
Certifications & College Credit
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* OSHA 10 Trainings: construction industry certification for worksite safety.
* AHA HeartSaver/CPR/First Aid certification
* NCCER Core V6: trade certifications for knowledge preparation.
* Forklift Certification: potential training available spring or summer of senior year, must be 18 yrs old
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* Trade Skills Fundamental: (Year 1, Semester 2) by Chemeketa Community College's "College Credit Now" program, eligible for 4 credits, $30 a year.
* Construction Projects 2, Drafting/CAD: (Year 2, Semester 2) by Chemeketa Community College's, "College Credit Now" program, eligible for 3 credits, $30 a year.
Weekly Program Updates
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First Day of School
9.4.2024 8:00-2:20PM
The first will be fun and packed with activities to help you get to know your program space!
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Cottage Project
2024/2025 school year
Through a partnership with Team Oregon Build and Lane Workforce Partnership, the program aims to construct a series of cottages or "tiny homes" for the homeless community in Lane County. This project provides students with a practical, hands-on opportunity to apply trade skills through work-based learning.
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Stay Tuned for Updates!
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Construction Trades!
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Architect
Average Annual Salary: $120,000
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Project Manager
Average Annual Salary: $95,000
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Journeyman Plumber
Average Annual Salary: $93,334
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General Contractor
Average Annual Salary: $128,105
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Journeyman Electrician
Average Annual Salary: $99,076
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General Construction Worker
Average Annual Salary: $83,200 a year