DELIVERY DETAILS
Dates: February 10, 2025 - May 30, 2025 (16 weeks)
TRAINING LOCATIONS
Carpenter Millwright College Cape Breton - Local 1588 | 24 Cossitt Heights Drive, Sydney, NS
NSCSC Mobile Training Centre | Northside Industrial Park, Memorial Drive, Sydney Mines, NS
This may be the opportunity you’ve been waiting for!
Are you a good communicator? Do you like working with your hands? Can you work alone and in a team? Are you comfortable with heights? If you answer "yes" to these questions, then we have an opportunity for you.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Introduction to Carpentry & Scaffolding Program is a 16-week job readiness program that includes:
- An introduction to the Carpentry trade
- Industry-relevant safety training (WHMIS, Fall Protection, Aerial Lift, First Aid, Man Lift, End Frame, Telehandler, and Confined Space)
- In-class theory and hands-on training activities
- Trades Math, Skills for Success, DEl, and Job Readiness training and workshops
- 2 weeks of monitored work placement with a local employer
WHAT IS A CARPENTER?
Carpenters are responsible to make, renovate and repair structures made of materials like wood, steel and concrete. Using blueprints, drawings and sketches, they determine project requirements, lay out projects in conformance with building codes, and measure, cut, shape, assemble and join wood, wood substitutes, steel studs, and other materials. While on the job site, they make foundations, lay out beams, subflooring, walls and roofs, and fit and install doors and other access points. Many carpenters specialize in forming, framing, finishing, interior systems, or renovation on commercial and industrial sites. Typically, carpenters are involved in every part of building construction.
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