Classroom Hours
June and July Only
Day: M-F 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Day: M-F 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
This program provides students with an introduction to the various disciplines and occupations in the construction industry and prepares them for entry-level positions. Students who complete the certificate and obtain related employment will have the option to continue training as apprentices in their chosen craft and receive state, national, and industry certifications.
This program provides students with an introduction to the various disciplines and occupations in the construction industry and prepares them for entry-level positions. Students who complete the certificate and obtain related employment will have the option to continue training as apprentices in their chosen craft and receive state, national, and industry certifications.
Program Objectives
Kris Martin has over 20 years of industry experience, including 15 years in the electrical industry and 6 years of maintenance experience at OTECH. Kris graduated from the Ogden-Weber Technical College electrical program in 2012. He became a full time instructor so that he can continue his passion of conveying his knowledge to others. Kris truly enjoys being a part of others’ success and loves seeing the growth in others.
Student Support Specialists are professionally trained and available for all students at the college. They are available to assist students who have questions regarding their program, progress and attendance, and program changes. The specialist can assist students with campus and program policies or procedures, student rights, as well as the policy and processes involved in student complaints. The student support specialist staff is also available to discuss personal/family matters, address emergency situations, and provide referrals to college and community services.
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The Carpentry Fundamentals program provides opportunities for students to connect with local contractors to establish a professional network. Our partner companies include Wadman Corp., Hughes General Contractors, Staker & Parson Companies, Associated Brigham Contractors, and Big-D Construction.
Looking to further your career in the construction industry through certification? The Ogden-Weber Technical College Carpentry Fundamentals program offers OSHA 10 course along with first-year electrical, plumbing, and HVAC apprenticeship prep courses.
The Carpentry Fundamentals program offers a variety of career paths, from labor positions to construction management. Whether you are a high school student hoping to get started in construction or have years of experience in the industry, our carpentry fundamentals program can help you take the next step in your construction management career.
Carpentry Fundamentals students can earn up to 14 credits towards a construction management, building design and construction, facilities management or interior design degree at Weber State University while gaining hands-on experience. Contact the Carpentry Fundamentals instructor to set up an appointment to discuss credit articulation opportunities.
The Carpentry Fundamentals program is involved with several community partners striving to build and better our Ogden community. As a student, you will have the chance to participate in various community improvement projects.
The Carpentry Fundamentals program introduces students to a variety of construction skills, including:
Throughout the Carpentry Fundamentals program, students will demonstrate skills and gain knowledge that will prepare them to perform specific entry-level work in the industry. The program objectives and skills are:
