Multi-Trade – Level 2

Multi-Trade – Level 2

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Multi-Trade – Level 2 Course Contents

Course Overview

This course is designed for individuals who have completed Multi-Trade – Level 1 or have equivalent experience. It builds on foundational skills and introduces more advanced techniques in multiple trades, including carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC.

Module 1: Advanced Carpentry & Framing

Lesson 1: Advanced Framing Techniques

  • Advanced wall framing (load-bearing vs. non-load-bearing)

  • Roof framing (trusses, rafters, and sheathing)

  • Staircase construction and calculations

Lesson 2: Finish Carpentry & Trim Work

  • Installing crown molding, baseboards, and wainscoting

  • Door and window casings

  • Custom cabinetry and built-ins

Lesson 3: Structural Repairs & Modifications

  • Identifying and repairing rot, termite damage, and structural weaknesses

  • Beam and joist reinforcement techniques

Module 2: Intermediate Electrical Systems

Lesson 1: Residential Electrical Circuits

  • Wiring 240V circuits (dryers, stoves, HVAC)

  • GFCI and AFCI installation and troubleshooting

  • Subpanel installation

Lesson 2: Lighting & Smart Home Systems

  • Installing recessed lighting, motion sensors, and dimmers

  • Smart switches, outlets, and home automation wiring

Lesson 3: Electrical Safety & Code Compliance

  • NEC updates and common violations

  • Proper grounding and bonding techniques

Module 3: Plumbing Systems & Repairs

Lesson 1: Advanced Pipe Installation

  • PEX vs. Copper vs. CPVC: Pros and cons

  • Water supply line routing and pressure testing

Lesson 2: Drainage & Venting Systems

  • Proper venting techniques to prevent sewer gas leaks

  • Installing and repairing drain-waste-vent (DWV) systems

Lesson 3: Fixture Installation & Troubleshooting

  • Installing sinks, toilets, and showers

  • Diagnosing and fixing common leaks and clogs

Module 4: HVAC Fundamentals

Lesson 1: HVAC System Components

  • Understanding furnaces, heat pumps, and AC units

  • Ductwork design and installation basics

Lesson 2: Thermostats & Zoning Systems

  • Wiring and programming smart thermostats

  • Creating HVAC zones for energy efficiency

Lesson 3: Basic HVAC Troubleshooting

  • Common airflow and refrigerant issues

  • Preventative maintenance best practices

Module 5: Multi-Trade Project Integration

Lesson 1: Coordinating Trades on a Job Site

  • Sequencing work (framing → electrical → plumbing → HVAC → finishes)

  • Avoiding conflicts between systems

Lesson 2: Hands-On Capstone Project

  • Students complete a small renovation project incorporating all trades

  • Inspection and quality control review

Assessment & Certification

  • Written Exam (Covers theory and code knowledge)

  • Practical Exam (Demonstration of skills in carpentry, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC)

  • Certification Awarded: *Multi-Trade Technician – Level 2*

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Advanced carpentry and framing encompass specialized techniques and knowledge beyond basic carpentry skills, focusing on complex structures and sophisticated construction methods. This includes advanced framing techniques, structural engineering principles, and the use of advanced tools and materials.

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Intermediate Electrical Systems, in the context of a building's electrical infrastructure, refers to the components and systems that handle the distribution and management of electrical power between the primary power supply and the individual loads within the building.

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Plumbing systems and repairs refer to the infrastructure and associated services that handle the distribution of water and the removal of wastewater in buildings and other structures. This includes the installation, maintenance, and repair of pipes, fixtures, and other plumbing components.

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HVAC, or Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning, is a system designed to control indoor temperature, air quality, and air circulation. It involves three main components: a source of heated or cooled air (e.g., furnace, air conditioner), a distribution system (ductwork or pipes), and a control unit (thermostat). The primary function of HVAC is to maintain a comfortable and healthy indoor environment for occupants.

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Multi-trade project integration involves coordinating different trades (like plumbing, electrical, and HVAC) to work together on a single project, aiming for a cohesive and efficient outcome. This is particularly crucial in construction and building projects, where the seamless integration of various trades is essential for successful execution.

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