The Construction Management Technology program provides students hands-on and technical skills for entry-level positions in the construction industry.

The Associate in Applied Science in General Technology - Air Conditioning/Refrigeration, allows a student to select additional coursework to gain skills beyond the Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanics diploma to become multi-skilled in a second technical specialty that is based on local employment needs. The Associate in Applied Science in General Technology/Air Conditioning/Refrigeration is designed to prepare students in installing, maintaining, and repairing HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. The secondary technical specialty is a minimum of 12 semester hour credits from an approved degree/diploma, or a technical education certificate program that is currently offered at the College, or mix of credits awarded for coursework from any program, military training, experiential learning, and/or testing.

The Associate in Applied Science in General Technology - Building Construction Trades, allows a student to select additional coursework to gain skills to become multi-skilled in a second technical specialty that is based on local employment needs. This program is designed to prepare students in the skills in carpentry, plumbing, electrical wiring and construction management. The secondary technical specialty is a minimum of 12 semester hour credits from an approved degree/diploma, or a technical education certificate program that is currently offered at the College, or mix of credits awarded for coursework from any program, military training, experiential learning, and/or testing.

The Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Mechanics Diploma prepares graduates for jobs installing, maintaining, and repairing HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Today's air conditioning systems are highly complex, highly efficient, and must be sized properly. This diploma includes Residential/Commercial Wiring Certificate, the Residential/Commercial Plumbing Certificate and the Residential/Commercial Carpentry Certificate. Students who wish to continue their education in Air Conditioning/Refrigeration beyond this diploma may also pursue an Associate of Science Degree in General Technology with a major in Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (AAS.GT.GTACR).

The HVAC Installer Certificate is designed to prepare graduates for jobs installing HVAC systems in residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Installers work on setting the units and installing ductwork. They also braze copper lines and perform some basic electrical connections. Due to a growing shortage of skilled-trades people and a growing number of position openings, this program has very high job placement for graduates seeking employment. This certificate may be completed in one semester.

The HVAC Service Technician Certificate is designed to prepare students who have completed the HVAC Installer Certificate to solve air conditioning, heating and refrigeration problems on the job. As systems become more complex, service technicians must have the training to solve complex problems on the spot. Due to a growing shortage of skilled-trades people and a growing number of position openings, this program has very high job placement for graduates seeking employment. This certificate may be completed in one semester.

The Masonry certificate prepares students for hands-on masonry work. Students gain necessary skills and knowledge in tool safety, blue print reading and specification, site layout and foundation principles, masonry tools and equipment, and the handling of mortar, bricks and blocks.

The Residential/Commercial Carpentry Certificate program is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level jobs in residential and commercial building construction. Skills include framing houses, installing siding, repairing and remodeling homes. This certificate teaches the fundamentals of construction from foundation to roof. Due to a growing shortage of skilled-trades people and a growing number of position openings, this program has very high job placement for graduates seeking employment. This certificate program may be completed in one semester and is based on standards set by the Home Builders Institute.

The Residential/Commercial Plumbing Certificate is designed to prepare graduates for entry-level jobs in installation, maintenance, and repair of plumbing in residential and commercial buildings. This certificate covers the principles of plumbing from basic pipe connections to installing major appliances. Due to a growing shortage of skilled-trades people and a growing number of position openings, this program has very high job placement for graduates seeking employment. This certificate program may be completed in one semester.

The Residential/Commercial Wiring Certificate is designed to prepare graduates to install and repair electrical systems in residential and commercial buildings. This program teaches basic wiring of low voltage circuits and advances to solving complex wiring problems. Graduates are trained to become skilled workers who install new systems and remodel existing homes. Due to a growing shortage of skilled-trades people and a growing number of position openings, this program has very high job placement for graduates seeking employment. This certificate program may be completed in one semester.