Certificate of Competency

Sheet Metal Technician

Plan Code
SMTSCC90
Career Pathway
Transportation and Trades
Program

CIP Code
48.0506
Program Learning Outcomes
  • Accurately lay out, measure, and mark materials using calculators, hand tools, and machines, following specifications from technical drawings and shop standards.
  • Interpret construction blueprints to identify dimensions, materials, and installation requirements for sheet metal projects.
  • Apply OSHA, WISHA, and HAZCOM safety standards and industry regulations to maintain a safe and compliant work environment.
  • Identify and properly use common hand tools and machines for cutting, forming, and assembling sheet metal components.
  • Fabricate and install sheet metal assemblies, including HVAC ductwork, mechanical equipment enclosures, and architectural metal features, to meet project specifications.
  • Use computer applications for duct design and CAD-based fabrication, including basic file management and software navigation.
  • Demonstrate professional work habits and effective interpersonal skills to contribute to a productive, team-oriented workplace.
  • Use drafting tools and geometric principles to construct accurate layouts and patterns for sheet metal fabrication.
  • Apply mathematical concepts to interpret technical drawings, calculate material dimensions, determine bend allowances, and develop layout patterns for fabrication.
Program Description
  • 6 quarter Certificate of Completion

General Education Requirements

Note: See a Career Advisor prior to choosing courses that meet general education requirements.

Required Courses
Course Code
Title
Credits
5
Sub-Total Credits
22
Course Code
Title
Credits
5
Sub-Total Credits
22
Course Code
Title
Credits
5
Sub-Total Credits
17
Total Credits
98