Labs and Simulation Spaces

In this shop students work on various materials you would find on any construction site in Canada. Welding and fabrication is an essential part to any construction project. Students weld using processes that are standard in industry today, such as SMAW, GMAW, FCAW and GTAW. Students are prepared for all position welding with these processes and welding on pipe. With our fabrication equipment, students use raw materials and build projects that are used everyday in industry such as I-beam fabrications, bending and building reservoirs to scale, hand rail and small scale piping projects.

The WiFi – Network & Hardware Lab gives students practical experience with computer networks and IT hardware. Students learn to install, configure, and troubleshoot networking equipment, wireless systems, and computer components. Hands-on activities build the technical skills needed to support and maintain modern networked environments.

The woodshop supports hand-on learning where students create physical models. The lab introduces students to tools, materials, and equipment used in building and construction. Students reinforce and apply classroom knowledge to small building projects. 

Also known as rooms 1-4, each room is equipped with a different brand of X-ray technology, allowing the students to simulate real world experiences and practice their skills on a variety of units, including our newest addition, the portable X-ray.