Students are introduced to the history of the sheet metal industry from the 1800s to the industry of today's trade workers. Students are provided instruction and training in workplace human behaviors and interpersonal skills required within the sheet metal occupation. Attendance, punctuality, self-management skills, classroom, shop participation and employer expectations are emphasized
Outcomes
- Recognize key historical developments in the sheet metal trade and explain how they relate to modern practices.
- Demonstrate effective teamwork and communication with diverse peers in a shop environment.
- Understand and follow program expectations, safety rules, and professional standards required for success in the trade.
- Identify and apply basic Lean Construction concepts such as waste reduction, workflow, and value stream mapping.
Distribution
Professional Education
Campus
South
Area of Study
Career Education