Building Construction Technology
Looking to jump-start a career in the wide-open field of construction? Your search can be over, right here at DCCC! Now in its second year, the Building Construction Technology program at DCCC is growing quickly, waiting only for…YOU! Featuring a single-semester or a one-year, NCCER-backed, certificate for those looking to boost their hiring status or a full, two-year associate degree geared towards finishing at a four-year school, DCCC has a plan to enable you to reach that goal. Low student-to-instructor ratios give a student extra attention at a very reasonable cost.
The following courses are part of your first semester requirements:
- BCT 101: Intro to Safety – Basic construction safety, finishing with an OSHA 10 card
- BCT 103: Intro to Craft Skills – Wide coverage of basic construction & NCCER certification
- Level I Carpentry: Beginning carpentry skills, from hand & power tools, to floor, wall & roof framing
For the contractor looking to sharpen needed skills, our program offers higher level courses from; Light Commercial Framing, Cabinetry, and Codes/Standards, to Construction Technology (Basic Electricity, DWV, HVAC, Copper & Plastic Piping), presenting a well-rounded program in an affordable environment.
Contact Information
Joe McLaughlin
Professor of Building/Construction Tech
2501 N. 14th Ave.
Dodge City, KS 67801
1-800-367-3222
620-225-0538
mclaughlin@dc3.edu
Patrick Shiew
Professor of Building/Construction Tech
2501 N. 14th Ave.
Dodge City, KS 67801
1-800-367-3222
620-227-9225-0538
pshiew@dc3.edu