Basic Construction Skills Certificate

Program Description:
The Basic Construction Skills Certificate is intended to prepare individuals for entry-level work in both the highway and building construction industries or to pursue additional training in a specific construction trade.  Program includes 88.5 hours of training through two separate courses:

• NCCER Core Curriculum plus OSHA 10-Hour Construction Standards
• CPR/First Aid/AED

Program Outline:
NCCER Core Curriculum:
National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) curriculum is used for all modules.  Successful completion of the NCCER Core Curriculum is a prerequisite for all other NCCER certifications. 

OSHA 10-Hour Construction Standards:
Introduces the most important functions and roles of OSHA and the methods of compliance based on construction industry standards. 

CPR/First Aid/AED:
Uses American Heart Association (AHA) standards to teach basic skills that may save a life or prevent further injury. 

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Entry Requirements:
Recommended (not required) Work Keys scores*:

• Applied Mathematics = 3
• Reading for Information = 4
• Locating Information = 3

*Source: ACT Job Profile Search (Job Title = "Construction Laborers")

What to Expect:

• Registration fee includes all tuition, books, and materials. 
• For NCCER Core Curriculum, participants must pass a written exam for each module and a hands-on exam for some modules. 
• For CPR/First Aid/AED, participants must pass a hands-on test. 

For more information, call (864) 646-1700 or toll free 866-269-5677, Ext 1700
(within the 864 area code) or e-mail conted@tctc.edu  

For additional class offerings, visit our full course listing and schedule of classes.