Building & Property Maintenance

Building & Property Maintenance

Learn core property management skills, including HVAC systems, electrical fundamentals, plumbing basics, welding essentials, landscape basics, and more.

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Program at a glance:
  • Mount Joy
  • CIP Code: 46.0401

Core Skills

  • PA 100 Safety
  • PA 200 Building and Property Maintenance
  • PA 300 Carpentry and Repairs
  • PA 400 Portable Power Tools
  • PA 500 Table Saws
  • PA 600 Drill Presses
  • PA 700 Compound Miter Saws
  • PA 800 Bench Grinders
  • PA 900 Tool and Machine Maintenance
  • PA 1000 Structural Floors
  • PA 1100 Roofs
  • PA 1200 Stairs and Staircases
  • PA 1300 Doors and Windows
  • PA 1400 Interior Walls
  • PA 1500 Exterior Walls
  • PA 1600 Masonry Skills
  • PA 1700 Concrete
  • PA 1800 Floor and Wall Tile
  • PA 1900 Residential Electrical Circuits
  • PA 2000 Residential Plumbing Systems
  • PA 2100 Finishing Materials
  • 2300 Portable Circular Saws
  • 2400 Environmental Control Systems
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Certifications You’ll Earn

Safety comes first! Students will earn their OSHA-10 Construction Certification at the beginning of the year through CareerSafe to understand all of the safety regulations for their lab space.

The Core Curriculum Certification from the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) is an entry-level credential to introduce students to foundational skills common across all construction trades. These skills include, but are not limited to, basic safety, construction math, construction drawings, hand and power tools, and employability skills.

Students in this program will earn several safety certifications in class through the American Ladder Institute to prevent falls while at work:

  • Articulated Ladder Certification
  • Mobile Ladder Certification
  • Single and Extension Ladder Certification
  • Step Ladder Certification

The Fork Lift Operator Certification from the National Safety Council ensures a student is trained to operate powered industrial trucks, or forklifts, safely in a workplace setting.

Career Pathways

Building Contractor

Do you enjoy planning and coordinating projects? In this career path, you’ll ensure your team’s construction and renovation work meets building codes, safety standards, and client particulars. You’ll lead teams of subcontractors and manage materials and budgets to successfully complete projects on time.

Property Manager

Property managers oversee residential or commercial properties, including tenant relations, leasing operations, and routine maintenance. You’ll manage budgets, ensure regulatory compliance, and keep an eye on property values.

General Maintenance Worker

You’ll perform routine maintenance and minor repair work on buildings and equipment. It will be your responsibility to ensure the safe operation and upkeep of internal plumbing and electrical systems. You’ll also take care of minor carpentry fixes and preventative care.

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