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The construction academy is fully funded by a Maryland Works for Wind grant. There will be no cost to selected applicants.
The program runs for 13 weeks (260 hours). Students can earn OSHA 10, First Aid/CPR/AED, Rigging, Fall Safe and Confined Space certifications, which tie directly into the offshore wind industry.
Discover basic construction techniques while practicing and applying carpentry skills on various projects to hone your skills.
To apply, visit Quality Staffing Services (QSS) and scroll down to the Training Programs section. For application questions, call QSS at 410-742-2600. For program specific questions, contact Dr. Rhonda W. Banks at rbanks@worwic.edu or 410-334-2867.
