Welcome to NPT Region III's Construction Technology

Students learn in a well-equipped newly constructed modern shop at Region III Lincoln facility.  In addition to the cabinet shop, a newly constructed lab utilizes modern equipment to design and build small buildings using modern building concepts. A wide variety of projects challenge students in a live real-world atmosphere.  Projects range from digital computer design, rough framing of buildings, roofs, decks and application of siding to interior fine finish woodworking.  Student’s daily plan and design layout projects from start to finish working directly with customers.  The live work learning experience develops confidence and skill in a supportive and challenging environment.

Hands-On Training

Students attend the program every other day alternating Region III with their sending school.  This is a full day program; the student begins at 8:00 a.m. and ends at 2:00 p.m.  The program is tailored to meet different student’s goals from rough framing (larger framed buildings) to fine woodworking (cabinets or built-in finish projects).

From basic hand tools to modern larger stationary millwork equipment, students will learn to become comfortable with all their uses and awesome potential.

Experienced Instructors

George Blake 

Phone: (207)794-3004 ext. ??? 

Fax: 207-794-8049  

Email: gblake@nptregioniii.com 

Industry-Relevant Curriculum

In addition to the shop, the Building Trades Program provides classroom instruction leading to a competency certificate widely recognized and accepted by the industry.  A nationally certified carpentry instructor presents the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) curriculum for students.  This course of study developed by the National Center for Construction Education and Research is a standardized craft training process that prepares students for the challenges of today’s fast pace construction industry.  Cianbro, a Maine driven employer, strongly supports this credential  helping for employment entrance. In addition, potential (WCA) Woodworkers Career Alliance Tool Stamps are earned by demonstrated tool usage.

Ready to Take the Next Step?

Explore our Construction Technology program and take the first step towards an exciting career in the culinary industry.