Building Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology — Associate’s Degree

“The demand is outrageous. Everybody’s screaming for help. I get numerous calls every week from people who need workers. There just aren’t enough bodies out there to satisfy the need.”

~ Felix Carlone, Department Chair, Building Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology

Associate’s Degree in as little as 18 months, days or evenings.
Comprehensive training in the use of hand and stationary power tools in applications from framing to cabinetmaking.
Work with full-scale structure in house framing.
Excavation, foundations, plot plans, zoning and code considerations.
Procedures involving the application of siding, roofing, and trim.
Cost estimating and print drawing with computer applications for residential construction, with commercial applications.
Hands-on experience in cabinetmaking including working with woods and composites, joints and assembly.
Internship and cooperative education positions available.
Training prepares students to assume positions such as project manager, site director or foreman, after gaining appropriate field experience.
Wide range of job opportunities in residential and commercial construction, and the boat building industry.
CNC (Computerized Numerical Control) operation and programming of X,Y and Z routers.
Paid externship program available.

Job Titles

Carpenter
Cabinetmaker
Remodeler
Contractor
Manufacturing Rep
Insurance Adjuster
Project Manager
Estimator
Construction Superintendent
Property Maintenance Supervisor
Finish Carpenter
Kitchen Sales/Design

Sub-Contractor
Pattern Maker
Fabricator/Solid Surface Installer
Framing Contractor
Building Consultant
Building Inspector
Millworker
Model Maker
CNC Machine Operator
CNC Machine Programmer
Fixture Maker/Installer
Building Materials Sales

Career Success

Leading employers hire New England Tech Graduates…

Arcadia Management
D&D Cabinetmaking
D.F. Prey
Douglas Lumber

Gencon Building Corp.
Georgia Pacific
Herrick & White
Monarch Industries