Technology Major

Choosing between the Construction emphasis and Environment and Safety emphasis tracks in the BAS in Technology will open distinct job opportunities.

The Construction emphasis emphasizes expertise in project management, cost estimation, and construction methodologies, while Environment and Safety Emphasis sharpens skills in risk assessment, environmental health, and safety compliance.

Career Options for Construction Emphasis:

• Construction Safety Manager: Oversee and enforce safety protocols on construction sites, ensuring compliance with regulations and fostering a secure work environment.
• Construction Project Manager: Coordinate and manage all aspects of construction projects, from budgeting and scheduling to overseeing on-site activities and ensuring successful project completion.
• Cost Estimator in Construction: Utilize strategic cost management skills to analyze project requirements, estimate budgets, and provide accurate financial assessments for construction projects.
• Construction Superintendent: Lead and supervise construction site operations, managing personnel, schedules, and resources to ensure the efficient progress of construction projects.
• Construction Surveyor: Use surveying techniques to measure and map construction sites accurately, providing essential data for project planning and execution.
• HVAC Systems Specialist: Apply expertise in mechanical systems (HVAC) gained through technical electives, working on the design, installation, and maintenance of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems in construction projects.

Career Options for Environment and Safety Emphasis:

• Safety Compliance Officer: Ensure adherence to safety regulations and standards in various industries, conducting inspections, and implementing safety protocols to prevent accidents.
• Environmental Health and Safety Specialist: Address workplace hazards, assess risks, and develop safety programs to promote a healthy and secure work environment.
• Risk Assessment Analyst: Evaluate potential risks in construction and industrial settings, providing insights and recommendations to minimize and mitigate risks.
• Industrial Hygienist: Conduct assessments of workplace environments to identify and control physical, chemical, and biological hazards, promoting the well-being of workers.
• Fire Safety Consultant: Specialize in fire safety, providing expertise in the design and implementation of fire prevention measures and emergency response plans.
• Occupational Health Manager: Manage programs focused on employee health and well-being, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations and promoting a healthy workplace culture.