


Wade Boudreau
CAREER PATHWAYS
• Carpentry
• Woodworking
• Remodeling
• Maintenance & Repair
• Building Fabrication
• Concrete Work
• Brick & Block
• Mason
• Tile Setting
• Code Enforcement
• Roofing & Siding
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The Region 10 Tech Building Trades program is designed to introduce students to the skills necessary to succeed in the construction industry. Students gain practical hands-on work experience both in the Region 10 Tech Building Trades shop and on job sites in the community. Students from Building Trades may join Skills USA to enhance their leadership skills and compete with students from other schools, both in-state and nationwide.
Building Trades students learn both carpentry and masonry skills with the inclusion of a four-week unit in masonry. Together, both areas offer entry level skills and experience for a career in the construction trades or for further education in community college programs.
PROGRAM STATEMENT
Students that successfully complete two years of Building Trades will have the basic carpentry skills necessary to work successfully in the field of carpentry. With this foundation, students should be able to advance quickly with work experience and professional guidance on the job site.
Maine Certified Industry Standards
► General Construction Trades (CIP 46.0000)
► Carpentry/Carpenter (CIP 46.0201)
► Mason/Masonry (CIP 46.0101)
CARPENTRY
♦ Safety
♦ Hand Tool Use
♦ Power Tool Use
♦ Framing Techniques
♦ Floor Framing
♦ Wall Framing
♦ Ceiling Framing
♦ Roof Framing
♦ Sheathing Applications
♦ Roof Covering
♦ Siding
♦ Window & Door Installation
♦ Stair Construction
♦ Trade Math
MASONRY
♦ Safety
♦ Mason Tending
♦ Tools
♦ Introduction to Materials
♦ Block Laying
♦ Brick Laying
♦ Trade Terms
♦ Stair Construction
♦ Trade Math
♦ Intro to Concrete Estimating and Foundation Methods
Textbooks & Reference Materials:
“Residential Construction Academy’s Carpentry”
by Floyd Vogt, 4th edition, 2016
PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
The R10 Tech Building Trades program is designed to introduce students to the skills necessary to succeed in the construction industry. Students gain practical hands-on work experience both in the R10 Tech Building Trades shop and on job sites in the community. Students from Building Trades may join Skills USA to enhance their leadership skills and compete with students from other schools, both in-state and nationwide.
Building Trades students learn both carpentry and masonry skills with the inclusion of a four-week unit in masonry. Together, both areas offer entry level skills and experience for a career in the construction trades or for further education in community college programs.
PROGRAM STATEMENT
Students that successfully complete two years of Building Trades will have the basic carpentry skills necessary to work successfully in the field of carpentry. With this foundation, they should be able to advance quickly with work experience and professional guidance on the job site.

Wade Boudreau
Ph: 207-729-6622 Ext 205
CAREER PATHWAYS
• Carpentry
• Woodworking
• Remodeling
• Maintenance & Repair
• Building Fabrication
• Concrete Work
• Brick & Block
• Mason
• Tile Setting
• Code Enforcement
• Roofing & Siding
CARPENTRY
♦ Safety
♦ Hand Tool Use
♦ Power Tool Use
♦ Framing Techniques
♦ Floor Framing
♦ Wall Framing
♦ Ceiling Framing
♦ Roof Framing
♦ Sheathing Applications
♦ Roof Covering
♦ Siding
♦ Window & Door Installation
♦ Stair Construction
♦ Trade Math
MASONRY
♦ Safety
♦ Mason Tending
♦ Tools
♦ Introduction to Materials
♦ Block Laying
♦ Brick Laying
♦ Trade Terms
♦ Stair Construction
♦ Trade Math
♦ Intro to Concrete Estimating and Foundation Methods
Maine Certified Industry Standards
General Construction Trades (CIP 46.0000)
Carpentry/Carpenter (CIP 46.0201)
Mason/Masonry (CIP 46.0101)
Textbooks & Reference Materials:
“Residential Construction Academy’s Carpentry”
by Floyd Vogt, 4th edition, 2016