Construction school training courses in Arvada, CO (public, in-house or online)

Electrical (EIC)
Commercial / Industrial / Residential

The courses in this program will prepare you for the many career opportunities in the electrical industry.

A thorough treatment of DC, AC, and polyphase electric circuits and solid state power devices minimizes the possibility of technological obsolescence.Motor controls and programmable controllers let you design and build control systems. The electrical installation courses use the latest techniques according to the Nati...

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Custom design your degree or certificate work to include trade as well as supervision and management courses. The construction technology and building maintenance technician degrees and certificates focus on combining trade skills classes with supervision, while the construction management coursework focuses primarily on supervision and technical administrative skills.

Courses in this program provide the knowledge and skills for job entry into the air conditioning, heating and refrigeration industry in the areas of installation and maintenance. It also provides upgrading and refresher courses for those already employed in the field, and can lead to degrees and certificates.

This program provides theory along with hands-on training for job-entry skills up to craftsman level in a variety of areas. You can earn an associate of applied science degree or a certificate in carpentry.

Areas of emphasis include: residential carpentry; commercial carpentry; contracting; code compliance; estimating; maintenance: apartment, commercial, residential; remodeling/renovation/additions/basement remodeling; cabinetmaking/furnituremaking and repair. In addition, refinishing spe...

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Construction Managers are also called Construction Supervisors, Project Engineers, Project Managers, and Project Engineers. They handle construction projects of commercial, residential and industrial nature which include houses, bridges, roads, hotels, and buildings. They blueprint, design and superintend construction projects but do not do any real construction. They manage the people involved in construction from supervisors to workers. In a nutshell, we can say that they basically oversee the...

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