ASSOCIATED TEACHERS/FACULTY
Mr. Brian Borders, Mr. Robert Conard, and Mr. Roy Silva
CAREER PROGRAM DESCRIPTION
Carpentry students begin with entry-level carpentry projects to learn basic tool techniques and concepts. Key skills needed to be successful in construction include measurement, cutting, fastening, and power tool use. Grade 10 students practice carpentry fundamentals preparing them to participate in a housebuilding program as juniors and seniors. These skills translate into essential workplace proficiency.
Career Paths
- Residential
- Commercial
- Framer
- Drywaller
- Self Employment
- Union Carpenter
- General Contractor
- Architect
- Project Manager
- Engineer
- Building Inspector
- Military
Certifications
- OSHA 10 Hour Construction
- HILTI Power Actuation
- RAMSET Certification
- CPR First Aid Certification
- 1-year credit toward union apprenticeship program
- 1-year credit toward MA State Construction License
Industry Partnerships
- Massachusetts Carpenter’s Union
- National Association of Remodeling Contractors
- SkillsUSA
Articulation Agreements
- North Shore Community College
- Wentworth Institute of Technology
Meeting Documents
Advisory Committee Members
Joseph Alden
John Sr. Alden
John Jr. Alden
Susan Bagley-Koyle
Robert Carbone, U.S. Department of Labor
Brian Connearney, New England Carpenters Training Fund
Juan Juan
Lydia Koyle
Kody Paszkowski
Danielle Skilling, Gilbane Building Company
Albert Talarico, City of Peabody
Bob Williams, Star Construction
