Sheet Metal Technology
Associate in Science
Program Details
Sheet metal workers make, install, and maintain air conditioning, heating, ventilation, and pollution control duct systems; roofs; skylights; and many other building products made from sheet metal and other materials. Some workers may specialize in testing, balancing, and servicing existing air conditioning and ventilation systems. The Associated Builders and Contractors San Diego (ABCSD) Apprenticeship program is a state and federally recognized construction training program. Apprenticeship Career and Technical Education (CTE) combines paid on-the-job training and work experience with formal classroom instruction. Apprentices are employed by a company where they receive hands-on training, and attend classes in the evening to study theory and participate in hands-on technical training.
Pathways
We don’t have detailed information about different pathways or courses for this program.
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Create a customized education plan that fits your needs and ensure that you have sufficient units to graduate (at least 60 semester units or 90 quarter units for an associate degree and 120 semester units or 180 quarter units for a bachelor’s degree).
Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes help you work towards your educational goals.
- Demonstrate the skills to follow plans and blueprints, perform relevant calculations, and effectively use the tools and techniques to install, test, and maintain sheet metal systems in accordance with industry practice, workmanship standards, and regulations.
- Describe the sheet metal systems, planning, economics, and industry conventions relevant to the work of a sheet metal technician.
- Support a safe and healthy work environment through analysis of the environment and application of safe policies and practices.