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Department Faculty
Matt Gomes (Department Chair)
m.gomes@schoolsofwestfield.org
Construction Technology Instructor
Wayne Bush
w.bush@schoolsofwestfield.org
Construction Technology Instructor
Brian Roy
brian.roy@schoolsofwestfield.org
Construction Technology Instructor
David MacIver
david.maciver@schoolsofwestfield.org
Construction Technology Instructor
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Construction Technology
The Construction Technology Program at Westfield Technical Academy is designed to provide students with relevant skills in the areas of house building, remodeling, finish carpentry, cabinet making, millwork, Architectural CAD software, and CAD/CAM CNC Router Machining. Students begin by developing millwork and cabinet making skills in our fully equipped, modern and professional mill carpentry workshop where they complete a large number of diverse hands-on projects. Students then practice wood frame construction and finish carpentry techniques in preparation to work off campus on live construction projects.
During the 11th and 12th grades, students concentrate on carpentry and building construction. This exciting and ambitious learning experience is accomplished through a variety of off campus building projects: new home construction, additions, and garages. These projects provide students with instruction in all aspects of building construction including building planning, energy efficient construction practices, site development, building layout, wood frame construction methods, roofing, window and door installation, siding application, and interior millwork and cabinetry. Additionally, job site safety, teamwork and interpersonal skills are incorporated.
Our Co-operative Education program offers students a chance to get on the job training while they are still in school. Our well qualified students are in demand, and they have no trouble finding Co-op placement and jobs.
“You can use an eraser on the drafting table or a sledgehammer on the construction site.”
Frank Lloyd Wright
American Architect and Writer