NCWCC offers Youth Programs in Construction Technology, Applied Science, Multi-Media, and Information Technology.
Welcome to the inspiring world of Generate Real Economic Equity Now!
We are thrilled to introduce you to the NCWCC Pre-Apprenticeship Program, where we believe in the power of women to succeed in the trades through education, leadership, and mentorship. Founded in 2008, our program is built on the belief that every woman has the potential to achieve economic self-sufficiency by pursuing a career in the skilled trades. With thirty years of experience.
NCWCC offers comprehensive pre-apprenticeship readiness training, trades awareness programs, leadership development, and technical assistance to organizations looking to create a diverse and inclusive workforce.
At NCWCC, we are committed to creating a brighter future for our youth and building sustainable communities. Through education, information, and active participation in the green global economy, we are dedicated to making a lasting impact and empowering individuals and communities to thrive in a world of endless possibilities. Join us on this incredible journey of empowerment and growth. Together, we can create a future where everyone has the opportunity to succeed and thrive.
Our program incorporates:
- Recycling / Materials and Waste Management
- Storm Water Management EPA
- Renewable/Green Energy
- Pervious Concrete
- Sustainable Manufacturing
- Agricultural Sciences – Urban gardening and Hydroponics gardening
- Integrated Information Technology - Multimedia – Social Media Digital Online Broadcasting Technology – Smart Building Systems –
- Best Practice of US Commercial Construction Software in the USA integrating Building Information Modeling (BIM)
- ECO meditation training
- Let's take action and make a difference today!
Construction Technology Training
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Preparation for a Career in Concrete
Concrete is the most common and versatile building material used in construction. Combined with reinforcing steel, it becomes the durable, long-lasting base of our buildings and roads. In this course, you will learn the fundamentals of concrete tools and materials, as well as techniques of reinforcing, forming, and pouring concrete safely and successfully on a job site.
Course Content
Highly Specialized Training Program Aligned with OPCMIA Plasterers & Cement Mason's Local Union 502 in Bellwood, Illinois Journey Member #325517
Preparation for a Career in Concrete
- Introduction to career opportunities related to concrete
- Support in finding employment in the industry
Introduction to Jobsite Management
- Survey and underground markings
- Erosion control
Squaring and Leveling
- Prepare and level a square form using:
- Tape measures
- Laser levels
- 345 and diagonal squaring method
Concrete Blueprint Reading
- Review of foundation plans and details involving concrete and rebar
Jobsite & Personal Safety
- Safety zones for heavy equipment
- Common job site hazards
- Rebar caps
- Fall hazards
- Flammable release agents
- Exposure to concrete dust
- Skin contact with cement
- Safety Data Sheets (SDS) for common materials associated with concrete
- Portland cement
- Curing agents
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) related to working with concrete
- Respirators
- Gloves
- Safety vest
- Face and eye protection
Concrete Hand Tools
- Wire tying with lineman’s pliers
- Twister – wire ties and rebar
- Trowels, floats, and edgers
- Rebar bender/cutter
- Mixing tools
Introduction to Rebar
- Types
- Sizes
- Common specs including tie configurations and applications in the field
Build a Basic Concrete Form
- Measure, cut and bend reinforcing bar of various sizes
- Build and tie a rebar grid using twisters and pliers
Concrete Power Tools
- Chop saw
- Circular saw
- Reciprocating saw
- Drills
Concrete as a Building Material
- Concrete Ingredients
- Ratios
- Cure times
- Additives
- Environmental concerns related to pouring concrete
Mixing Concrete
- Hand-mixing methods
- Slump testing and moisture content – workability vs. strength
- Reinforce, pour, and finish concrete in a basic form
Commercial Concrete Forming @ Green Forest
Highly qualified and motivated professionals
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Get Started With NCWCC BUILD A YOUTH of Georgia
1. Fill out the interest form on this page.
Once you sign up, you will get more information about our training process and you will be sent an online application which takes about 10 minutes to fill out.
2. Connect with our recruiter.
Once we receive your application, our recruiter will contact you to determine if we are a good solution for your career goals. We then help match you with the right training for your career path.
3. Deposit.
Pay the deposit for the course in our online store. Once you pay the deposit, please confirm which class you’d like to take with our recruiter.
4. Construction Training Begins
Contact us
Telephone: 470-357-6153
E-mail: admin@ncwccbuildayouth.org
Address: 10 Glenlake Parkway NE Ste 130
Atlanta, Georgia 30328
Office: +1 470-357-6153
E-mail: ncwcc@ncwcc.org
Address: 10 Glenlake Parkway Ste 130 Sandy Springs Georgia 30328
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