The Building and Property Maintenance certificate program will prepare students to enter the workforce ready to perform general maintenance and upkeep on buildings and properties. Students will learn basic maintenance and repair skills required in the upkeep of building and property systems. Instruction includes areas such as air conditioning, heating, plumbing, electrical, and major appliances, grounds keeping, computer skills and customer service
Graduates work as maintenance mechanics, general maintenance workers, grounds keepers and maintenance technicians.
Typical employers are hotels, government entities, educational institutions, retirement communities, resorts, healthcare facilities and apartment complexes.
Program Learning Goals
Goal 1: Graduates will possess the skills necessary to obtain entry-level maintenance positions.
Student Learning Outcomes – Students will:
- Demonstrate competency in basic electrical skills
- Demonstrate competency in basic carpentry skills
- Demonstrate competency in basic maintenance
- Practice safe working conditions according to OSHA standards
Goal 2: Graduates will develop critical thinking skills for troubleshooting and prioritizing tasks.
Student Learning Outcomes – Students will:
- Demonstrate the ability to identify maintenance requirements, including preventative maintenance and repair needs
- Prioritize tasks for efficient repair and maintenance of property and buildings
Goal 3: Graduates will develop customer service and communication skills.
Student Learning Outcomes – Students will:
- Develop clear and effective written and oral communication skills
- Develop skills necessary to serve internal and external customers with respect and exceptional service
- Develop the employability skills necessary to become a productive member of the workforce
- Enhance computer skills to facilitate effective communication requirements
2025-2026 Program Scope
| Program Requirements | Total: 32 | |
| Course Code | Course Title | Credits |
| ART-110 | Contract Drawings | 3 |
| BPM-101 | Basics of Property Maintenance | 3 |
| BPM-151 | Building Finishes | 2 |
| BPM-152 | Building Finishes Lab | 4 |
| BTT-103 | Introduction to Pipefitting | 2 |
| BTT-105 | Introduction to Electricity for the Trades | 1 |
| BTT-106 | Introduction to Electricity for the Trades Lab | 2 |
| BTT-151 | Fundamentals of Electricity | 2 |
| BTT-152 | Fundamentals of Electricity Lab | 2 |
| BTT-OSHA | OSHA 10 Construction Safety Certification | 0 |
| CPT-101 | Microcomputer I | 3 |
| CSM-105 | Customer Service and Our World | 3 |
| ENG-105 | Industry Communication | 3 |
| MAT-123 | Math for Carpenters | 1 |
| SSS-101 | First-Year Experience | 1 |
| BPM Program Total | 32 |
2025-2026 Program Sequence
| Term 1 (Fall) | Credits: 15 | |
| ART-110 | Contract Drawings | 3 |
| BPM-101 | Basics of Property Maintenance | 3 |
| BTT-103 | Introduction to Pipefitting | 2 |
| BTT-105 | Introduction to Electricity for the Trades | 1 |
| BTT-106 | Introduction to Electricity for the Trades Lab | 2 |
| BTT-OSHA | OSHA 10 Construction Safety Certification | 0 |
| ENG-105 | Industry Communication | 3 |
| SSS-101 | First-Year Experience | 1 |
| Term 2 (Spring) | Credits: 17 | |
| BPM-151 | Building Finishes | 2 |
| BPM-152 | Building Finishes Lab | 4 |
| BTT-151 | Fundamentals of Electricity | 2 |
| BTT-152 | Fundamentals of Electricity Lab | 2 |
| CSM-105 | Customer Service and Our World | 3 |
| CPT-101 | Microcomputer I | 3 |
| MAT-123 | Math for Carpenters | 1 |