Apprenticeship Carpentry, Tilt-Up

A.S. Degree Major Apprenticeship: Carpentry · Santiago Canyon College · 2025-2026 Catalog

The Associate of Science degree in Apprenticeship Carpentry, Tilt-Up is designed to provide related and supplemental instruction including the technical skills and knowledge required in the trade.  Tilt-up apprentices work with slabs of concrete which, after attaining proper strength, are lifted (tilted) with a crane and set on prepared foundations to form the exterior walls of a building.  The erected panels are temporarily braced, connected, and the joints between them caulked. Tilt-up workers may construct and attach the roof structure to the walls to complete the building shell. Tilt-up construction is used for nearly every type of one- to four-story building.  Successful completion may result in journeyworker status.  Interested apprentices should contact the Carpentry Apprenticeship Committee and the Apprenticeship Office at Santiago Canyon College.

Program Courses & Requirements

CourseTitleUnits
Apprenticeship Carpentry, Tilt-Up, AS: Complete all of the following21
Major requirements15
ACA 002BSlabs/Interior-Exterior Footings1.5
ACA 003ATilt-Up Introduction1.5
ACA 004ALifting, and Bracing Safety1.5
ACA 005AWall-Column Forms/Cutting and Burning1.5
ACA 005CSpecialized Forms and Rigging1.5
ACA 021AOrientation2
ACA 021BSafety and Health Certifications2
ACA 024DTransit Level/Laser2
ACA 027DStairs and Ramp Forming1.5
Select six (6) units from the following6
ACA 004BPoured-in-Place Wall Forms1.5
ACA 005BSite Work/Curb and Gutter1.5
ACA 021CBasic Wall Framing1.5
ACA 022ACommercial Floor Framing1.5
ACA 022ECommercial Roof Framing1.5
ACA 025AFoundations and Flatwork1.5
ACA 026BWall Forming1.5
ACA 029ARigging1.5

Learning Outcomes

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