Energy, Construction & Utilities

Facilitating the Future of Orange County Industry.

The energy, construction, and utilities sector represents a cluster of industries that are responsible for the installation and management of technologies related to the efficient creation, dispersal, and storage of energy. With more than 48,000 energy-related companies in California, the future of this sector has never been brighter. A degree or certificate from your local community college can catapult you into your new career.

Careers in Energy, Construction & Utilities

Launch a bold new career that’s literally built for the future! Energy, construction, and utilities sector grads are finding success in these fields and more!

Skills Gained

Get the critical knowledge and tools to succeed in an energy, construction, and utilities career.

Earning Potential for Careers in Energy, Construction & Utilities

Your career education in energy, construction, and utilities opens doors to bigger opportunities, higher salaries, and more!

Architectural and Civil Drafters: $55,430-$78,616
Carpenters: $40,661-$87,728
Civil Engineering Technologists and Technicians: $57,000-$88,448
Construction and Building Inspectors: $66,659-$114,078
Construction Managers: $67,789-$158,922

Electricians: $52,243-$99,724
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers: $63,038-$107,904
Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers: $49,230-$86,657
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters: $38,454-$85,577

Consider a Career in Energy, Construction, & Utilities

Coastline Community College
Building Code Technology

Cypress College
Environmental Control Technology (HVAC)
Energy Systems Technology

Fullerton College
Architecture
Automation Systems Technology & Maintenance
Computer Aided Design
Construction Estimating
Construction Management
Construction Technology
Construction Inspection
Welding Technology

Irvine Valley College
Electrical Technology
Electronic Technology
Computer Aided Design

North Orange Continuing Education
Electrical Trainee

Orange Coast College
Construction Technology
Environmental Control Technology (HVAC)
Machining & Machine Tools
Welding Technology
Carpentry
Concrete & Masonry
Plumbing
Residential Electrical
Master Construction Specialist
Residential Construction Development First Award
Electro-Mechanical Technician
Electronics Engineering Technician
Industrial Automation Technician

Saddleback College
Architecture & Architectural Technology
Construction Inspection

Santa Ana College
Architectural Drafting
Energy Systems Technology
Welding Technology

Santiago Canyon College
Carpentry
Construction Inspection
Drywall & Insulation
Electrical
Heavy Equipment Operator
Mill & Cabinet Work
Surveying/Mapping Sciences

I discovered what I really want to do is go for my construction management degree. I feel lucky to have found this program.

Rocio

Future BUILT student

Energy, Construction & Utilities Facts

Employment of electricians is projected to grow 8 percent by 2029, much faster than the average for all occupations. Homes and businesses continue to require wiring, and electricians will be needed to install the necessary components.