Graduates will be able to…

• Install Various Flooring Materials - Properly measure, cut, and install resilient, hardwood, tile, and carpet flooring following industry best practices.
• Use Industry-Standard Tools and Equipment – Operate specialized tools such as trowels, seam rollers, knee kickers, power stretchers, and cutting tools safely and effectively.
• Prepare Subfloors for Installation – Assess, level, and prepare subfloors for different flooring types, ensuring a stable and durable installation.
• Apply Adhesives and Fasteners – Understand and correctly use adhesives, nails, and other fastening methods for various flooring materials.
• Follow Safety Protocols – Work in compliance with OSHA and industry safety standards, including proper handling of tools, materials, and adhesives.
• Interpret Blueprints and Layouts – Read and follow floor plans, specifications, and manufacturer instructions for installation projects.
• Repair and Maintain Flooring – Identify common flooring issues and apply techniques for repairs, replacements, and maintenance.
• Work in Residential and Commercial Settings – Adapt installation techniques for different environments, including homes, offices, and large commercial spaces.
• Develop Professional Skills – Communicate effectively with clients and employers, work as part of a team, and uphold professionalism on the job site.

Some of the potential careers graduates can pursue are:

• Flooring Installer
• Floor Technician
• Flooring Apprentice
• Carpet Installer

* College 101 (10-890-165) is not part of the program credit requirements but is a College Requirement for graduation that must be passed with a “C” or better.