Questech, Inc. is committed to providing quality hands-on products to Career and Technical educators that challenge students and provide skills to prepare them for the careers of today and tomorrow. Specifically, they have two main product lines:
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Construction Zone
The Construction Zone product line consists of 33 workstations representing 25 different skilled trades. Each workstation includes a ten hour, hands on work experience and comes complete with curriculum, professional tools, equipment, and supplies.
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Construction Zone workstations prepare students and adults for careers in construction trades. Our hands-on workstations provide a safe work experience, equipped with professional tools for each trade. Each workstation is designed to integrate math, science, reading, and writing skills, and includes a comprehensive curriculum making it a complete educational system from start to finish.
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Workstation Curriculum Packages
Each Construction Zone Workstation comes equipped with a self-directed curriculum package. Academic concepts are reinforced as students understand the real-life applications of math, science, and reading. Hands-on activities motivate students to learn and to demonstrate what they have learned. These packages include:
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curriculum manual
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student workbook
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student work order
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answer sheets
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instructor's guide
Workstation Styles
Three styles are offered depending on the workstation topic:
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stand-up workstation - designed to represent a home or other structure in a rough construction phase; a see-through locking tool cabinet, built into one wall of the workstation, has a clear polycarbonate door, which is removable for easy access to tools
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covered locking desk workstation - accommodates up to five individual class periods; includes a see-through lift top that allows a visual inventory of tools
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desk style workstation with locking tool drawer
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Workstations
Below is a list of the available workstations:
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Air Conditioning
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Architectural Structures
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Bricklayer
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Building from Blueprints
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Cabinetmaker
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Cement Mason
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Construction Measurement
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Drafting (mechanical)
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Drywall Installation
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Electric Motor Repair
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Electrical Wiring / Electrician
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Floor Covering Installers
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Glazer/Window Installer & Repair
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Hydraulics
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Insulation Installer
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Landscape Design
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Machinist
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Painter
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Plumber
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Pneumatics
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Power Mechanics/Small Engine Repair
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Residential Plumbing
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Residential Wiring
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Roofer
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Sheet Metal
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Telecommunications Technician
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Tile Setter
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Wall Coverings Installer
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Welder
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Please contact your Regional Manager for more information.
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Green Collar Zone
Green Collar Zone hands-on alternative energy trainers prepare students and adults for careers in the growing green economy.
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Solar Panel Installer, Wind Energy Technician, and Weatherization Technician are real jobs in the sustainable energy arena; Questech’s trainers make the technology easy to teach in the classroom.
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STEM based curriculum integrates academic concepts into a safe work experience, using professional tools of each trade.
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Workstations
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Solar Panel Installer - This workstation introduces students to the basic principles of solar power. It leads them through a series of hands-on activities to install a set of solar panels on a roof system using industry grade materials. Students work with a solar panel mounting system, solar panel roof anchors, electrical wire, storage batteries, power inverter, and solar charge controller, and tie all to a residential electrical service panel.
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Wind Turbine Technician - This workstation introduces students to the principles of the power generating wind turbine. It leads them through a series of hands-on activities to assemble a wind turbine power generator, connect it to a power inverter and wire the inverter to an electrical service panel.
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Weatherization Technician - In this workstation, students will perform a series of testing procedures as part of an Energy Audit, including a blower test to check for air leaks in the building, and a heat loss test to determine insulation quality and efficiency. They will learn about techniques used to insulate and seal a structure to improve its efficiency and weather tightness, then will perform the hands-on tasks to correct the inefficiencies. As an exercise in deconstruction, students will then remove all insulation, putty, and caulk to return the workstation to a ready state for the next rotation.
Please contact your Regional Manager for more information.
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