The Industrial Millwright Mechanic trade is an exciting career choice with many opportunities for specialization. An industrial mechanic millwright works on industrial machinery, mechanical equipment and components, including mechanical, pneumatic, hydraulic, fuel, lubrication, cooling and exhaust systems, and pumps, fans, tanks, conveyors, presses, generators and pneumatic and hydraulic controls.

As an Industrial Millwright Mechanic you will work on all sorts of rotating, hydraulic, and pneumatic equipment. Tasks will include moving, installing, troubleshooting and repairing complex mechanical systems in today’s dynamic manufacturing industry.

As an Industrial Maintenance Electrician you will put your skills and abilities to the test daily by troubleshooting and repairing the equipment used in industry today.

As a General Machinist, you set up and operate a variety of machine tools to cut or grind metal, plastic or other materials to make or modify parts and products with precise dimensions.

The General Carpentry trade is an exciting career choice with many opportunities for specialization. A carpenter repairs, constructs and installs building frameworks and structures made from wood and other materials. Employment in this trade could include full-time, seasonal or a project-by-project basis type of work, or you can be self-employed. This Pre-Apprenticeship program is designed for the student to obtain career experience through theoretical and practical lab experiences at the college, followed by an eight-week work placement with an employer.

An employed, signed apprentice, in the Carpentry trade, may continue their in-school apprenticeship training at Niagara College. Upon completion of all levels of the General Carpenter apprenticeship, they can seek provincial certification for a Red Seal Certificate of Qualification.

As a General Carpenter you will have the critical thinking and expertise needed to apply the fundamental rules of building codes to complete construction projects safely and efficiently.

The Electrician Trade is an exciting career choice with many opportunities for specialization. A Construction and Maintenance Electrician lays out, assembles, repairs, maintains, connects and tests electrical fixtures, apparatus, control equipment and wiring in various residential and commercial buildings. Employment in this trade could include full-time, seasonal or a project-by-project basis type of work, or you can be self-employed.

An employed signed apprentice, in the Electrician trade, may continue their in-school Apprenticeship Training at Niagara College. Upon completion of all levels of the Electrician – Construction and Maintenance apprenticeship, they can seek provincial certification for a Red Seal Certificate of Qualification.

The Electrician Trade is an exciting career choice with many opportunities for specialization. A Construction and Maintenance Electrician lays out, assembles, repairs, maintains, connects and tests electrical fixtures, apparatus, control equipment and wiring in various residential and commercial buildings. Employment in this trade could include full-time, seasonal or a project-by-project basis type of work, or you can be self-employed.

An employed signed apprentice, in the Electrician trade, may continue their in-school Apprenticeship Training at Niagara College. Upon completion of all levels of the Electrician – Construction and Maintenance apprenticeship, they can seek provincial certification for a Red Seal Certificate of Qualification.

The Electrician Trade is an exciting career choice with many opportunities for specialization. A Construction and Maintenance Electrician lays out, assembles, repairs, maintains, connects and tests electrical fixtures, apparatus, control equipment and wiring in various residential and commercial buildings. Employment in this trade could include full-time, seasonal or a project-by-project basis type of work, or you can be self-employed.

An employed signed apprentice, in the Electrician trade, may continue their in-school Apprenticeship Training at Niagara College. Upon completion of all levels of the Electrician – Construction and Maintenance apprenticeship, they can seek provincial certification for a Red Seal Certificate of Qualification.

As an Electrician with a focus on construction and maintenance, you have the critical thinking and expertise needed to install and maintain electrical systems in homes and businesses as well as the wiring found in the control equipment of machines used in various industries.

As a Carpentry and Renovation Technician graduate, you are well-equipped to safely and efficiently contribute to Ontario’s growing construction and renovation industry.

As a Carpentry and Renovation Technician graduate, you are well-equipped to safely and efficiently contribute to Ontario’s growing construction and renovation industry.

As a Carpentry and Renovation Techniques graduate, you have the practical skills needed to play a key role in the rapidly growing construction industry.

As an Automotive Service Technician, you are trained in mechanical diagnostics, cost estimations and customer relations related to a wide range of vehicles and have the skill set required to navigate computerized diagnostic equipment.

Do you have an ability to analyze and solve problems and an interest in working with metal to create the framework for structures used in the construction industry?

As a Welder, you have the skill set required to fabricate or sculpt metal using various methods and techniques.

As a Metal Fabricator (Fitter) you have the knowledge and expertise needed to design, create, assemble, fit and install steel or other metal components for use in buildings, bridges, tanks, towers, boilers, pressure vessels and other similar structures and products.

Today`s steamfitters work with all forms of heat energy, from installing piping systems in power generation plants to hot water heating in residences. Virtually all piping systems that move liquids or gases fall into the scope of the steamfitter`s work.

There are three levels of training in the Automotive Service Technician trade. Objectives of all three levels of curriculum are to provide more comprehensive learning experiences for the speciality trade of automotive service technician.