CNST 300
Level 3 Apprenticeship training follows the Level 3 Provincial Apprenticeship curriculum. The program primarily focuses on drawings and specifications, residential housing, and finishing. Learners who successfully complete Level 3 may progress to Level 4 Apprenticeship training.
Hours:
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Total Hours: 180
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Lecture Hours: 16
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Shop Teaching Kitchen: 14
Total Weeks: 6
This course is offered online: No
Prerequisites: Level 2 Apprentice training or granted credit by the Industry Training Authority for Level 2 training.
Learning Outcomes:
FOLLOWS INDUSTRY TRAINING FORMAT
Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:
Documentation and Organization
- Interpret drawings and specifications
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Read construction drawings and specifications
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Describe schedules
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Use shop drawings and reflected ceiling plans
Trade Math Review
Part A Math
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Review and perform calculations based on basic math concepts and skills
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Review and perform calculations for perimeter, centreline perimeter, areas and volumes
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Review and perform calculations for ratio and proportion, mechanical advantage and percentage
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Review and perform calculations for spacings
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Perform calculations pertinent to and in preparation for third period math modules
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Perform calculations for beam/column reactions
Part B Math
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Review and perform calculations based on basic math concepts and skills
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Review and perform calculations for perimeter, centreline perimeter, areas and volumes
Part C Math
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Review and perform calculations for ratio and proportion, mechanical advantage and percentage
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Review and perform calculations for spacings
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Review and perform calculations pertinent to and in preparation for third-year math modules
Tools and Equipment
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Use and maintain carpentry trade hand tools for finish work (chisels, planes, clamps)
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Use carpentry portable power tools for finish woodwork
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Identify router bits
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Identify and describe the operation, maintenance, and use of portable routers, sanders, mitre saws, power planes, and biscuit joiners
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Identify the parts of a band saw, drill press, jointer, thickness planer, and sanding machine and state the function of each
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Describe operations performed with a band saw, drill press, jointer, thickness planer, and sanding machine
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Identify blades used on a band saw
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Identify types of drills, boring tools and accessories used with a drill press
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Describe safety rules for operating a band saw, drill press, jointer, and thickness planer
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Describe basic maintenance of a band saw, drill press, jointer, thickness planer, and sanding machine
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Identify the parts of a disc sander and a belt sander and state the function of each
Survey Equipment
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Describe types of transits
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Identify parts of a transit and state the function of each part
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Calculate angles and distances between points
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Describe how to use a transit to measure angles and layout points
Frame Residential Housing
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Describe the components of an intersecting roof
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Describe the calculation of measurements and the layout of roof members
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Describe ceiling frame and roof framing material calculations
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Describe roof sheathing and strapping calculations
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Identify finishing parts of a staircase
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Describe construction methods and floor framing for 'L' stairs
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Describe the calculation of measurements for wide or long 'L', narrow 'U', double 'L', and wide 'U' stairs
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Describe the calculation of measurements for stairs from mid-level to lower level and for straight stairs with landing
Apply Finishing Materials
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Describe methods of constructing and installing frames and constructing drops, valances, and special windows
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Describe energy-efficient floor, wall, and roof framing
- Identify materials exterior finishing material
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Describe types of exterior wall coverings and exterior trim and accessories
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Identify exterior finishing fasteners
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Identify types of windows and their uses
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Describe components of windows
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Describe energy-efficient windows
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Identify types of exterior and interior doors and special doors
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Identify non-gypsum interior wall finish material
- Identify interior wall finishes
- Describe grades of hardwood finish lumber
- Identify casing and moldings
- Describe safe procedures for handling and storing finish materials
- Identify cabinet components and materials
- Identify plastic laminates and adhesives
- Describe types of panel products
- Identify cabinet hardware and indicate its use
- Identify miscellaneous fasteners and hardware and uses for each
- Identify fixtures and accessories
- Describe storing hardware and fixtures at the job-site
- Identify gypsum board finish material
- Identify types of drywall panel
- Identify drywall accessories
- Identify types of tape and filling compounds
- Identify air/moisture control products and insulation materials
- Identify flashing material
- Describe the installation of doors
- Identify types of door jambs and describe methods of installing them
- Describe methods of installing doors
- Describe the methods of sealing around doors
- Describe installation procedures for special doors
- Describe the installation of windows and method of sealing around windows
- Apply exterior finishes
- Describe rain screen procedures
- Describe the application of wood shingles and shakes
- Describe the application of wood, vinyl, metal, and fibre cement siding
- Describe the application of stucco and brick veneer
- Describe the application of soffits and trim
- Describe the installation of gutters and rainwater leaders
- Describe the construction methods used for screens, fences, railings, and decks
- Describe construction and installation of cabinets
- Describe the installation of pre-finished cabinets
- Describe counter tops
- Describe the cutting of openings for sub-trades
- Describe the installation of cabinet hardware, application of plastic laminates and specialty items
- Calculate spacing and quantity of materials for cabinets
- Describe the installation of non-gypsum wall finishes
- Describe the layout of paneling
- Describe the scribing, cutting, and fitting of panels
- Describe the installation of wainscoting and wall moldings
- Describe the calculations of wall covering materials
Apply Building Sciences
- Explain heat and sound transfer principals
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Describe methods of heat and sound transmission
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Explain air and moisture movement in buildings
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Explain methods of controlling heat and sound transmission
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Describe methods of controlling heat flow
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Describe the installation of insulation materials
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Describe methods of controlling sound transmission
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Describe methods of controlling air/moisture flow and explain methods of controlling air and moisture flow
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Describe the installation of air/moisture control products
Grading System: Percentage
Passing Grade: 70%
Percentage of Individual Work: 100
Course Offered in Other Programs: No
Supplies:
- Appropriate Clothing (minimum 4-6" sleeve, no shorts)
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Leather tool belt
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25' Imperial and Metric tape measure
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Combination square
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Olfa utility knife with locking blade
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Nail puller
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22 oz. straight claw framing hammer
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Chalk line
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Steel-toed boots with ankle support (CSA approved)
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Good quality safety glasses (CSA approved)
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Work gloves
Textbooks: Textbooks are subject to change. Please contact the bookstore at your local campus for current book lists.