Road Builder and Heavy Construction,
Foundation-Level
• Full-time • Starts: September •
• Hydraulics, electrical and air brakes
Fees: TBD • Five weeks (150 hours)
systems
• Nechako campus
• Concrete properties and technology
Careers
Grading system
This program is intended to serve as
A
90% - 100%
a pre-employment program for
B+
85% - 89.9%
individuals who wish to enter the road
B
76% - 84.9%
building and heavy construction
C+ 70% - 75.9%
industry.
D
55% - 62.9%
F
0% - 54.9%
Admission
Graduation requirements
Applicants must meet one of the
following requirements:
• Module A (57 hours)
written module examination
1. Completion of Grade 10 with
English 10 and a "C" grade or better
• Module B (45 hours)
in one of Math 10 or Foundation of
written module examination
Mathematics and Pre-Calculus or
• Module C (33 hours)
Apprenticeship and Workplace
written module examination
Math 11, or Math 030;
• Module D (15 hours)
2. CCP/ABE Intermediate Certificate;
written module examination
3. GED Certificate with Math 030
Students must complete the program
with a grade of "C" or better.
with a 70% combined theory and
Students who do not meet the above
practical grade. Assessments will
requirements may wish to consult with
include in-school (practical and written
a CNC counselor or advisor to
exams; module exams); and final
determine their eligibility on the basis
assessment (ITA Certification exam).
of mature student status.
Linkages to other credentials
Program outline
The Road Builder and Heavy
The in-school training is designed to
Construction Foundation program will
meet the competency standards, profile
serve as a prerequisite for entry into
and essential skills defined by the
any of the following ITA programs
industry. Students will have access to
which are currently under
heavy equipment, such as compaction
development:
equipment, tractors, skid steer loaders,
• Asphalt/Lay-down Technician
trucks, excavators, loaders, scrapers,
• Heavy Equipment Technician
graders, crawler tractors, and paving
machines.
For more information, please call
Nechako Campus in Vanderhoof,
Topics include the following (not a
250-567-3200.
complete list):
• Environmental hazards
Important dates
• Sediment and Drainage Management
Please contact the campus directly.
• Fuel and special materials
• Safety
Revised: 11.08.02
2011-12 CNC program guide and course calendar
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