This carpentry program is focused on gaining on-the-job experience from those who have mastered the craft. Knowledge gained in the classroom is designed to help the apprentice better understand the job’s required skills.

A safety plan that outlines how the contractor will meet the health and safety requirements for each project, taking into account any specific potential hazards that may be encountered.

One who has achieved highest skills levels in the trade and mentors journeymen and apprentices

A list of building materials obtained by analyzing the project drawings.

Training that places an emphasis on ensuring trainees have the knowledge and skills needed to perform and/or demonstrate specific tasks.

The portion of the carpentry trade associated with interior and exterior trim, cabinetry, siding, wall finishes, and decorative work.

Responsible for assigning, directing, and inspecting the work of all members of a large crew

A job that must be repeated after completion due to poor quality. This type of work is often expensive.

An occupation that offers individuals a lifelong opportunity for training, growth, and advancement.

The portion of the carpentry trade associated with framing and other work that will be covered with finish materials.

Trainee on-the-job learning and in the classroom

Frontline leader who directs the work of a crew

Equipment or clothing designed to prevent or reduce injuries.

Carpentry that focuses primarily on creating formwork used with concrete applications.

The culture created when the whole company sees the value of a safe work environment.

To reduce or minimize.

Level achieved after successfully completing apprenticeship

A national organization serving teachers and high school and college students who are preparing for careers in technical, skilled, and service occupations, including carpentry and other building trades occupations.