Facilities Management Program

Program Overview

The Facilities Management Program provides a curriculum that encompasses instruction in the all-inclusive Facilities Management areas. The program prepares students for employment in the field by teaching students a diversified curriculum in multiple trade related areas.

The demand for individuals with a diversified vocational knowledge is high due to the ever-changing environment of the employment market. These skills create many pathways that can lead toward a bright future. Students can take college courses and earn college credits during their high school years.

A Facilities Management student, upon graduation, may work as a building maintenance mechanic, carpenter's apprentice, electrician apprentice, or in a variety of other entry-level positions. A student may also further their education by attending a technical college of a 4-year college.

Skills that are taught include Print Reading, Carpentry, Electricity, Machining, Masonry, Painting and Decorating, Plumbing, Small Engine Repair, and Welding.

Skills and Skill Areas

Career Options

Students graduating from Diman have a variety of job options open to them. Below is a partial list of jobs Diman grads from this program are qualified for, depending on their level of education.

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