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We don't hand out certifications. We hand young people a hard hat, a tool, and a real look at the trades — electrical, plumbing, brick masonry and carpentry — so they walk into the field with confidence instead of guesswork.
EXPOSURE, NOT PAPERWORK
Teens on Point is the step that comes before trade school, before the apprenticeship, before the first day on a crew. We are not a certifying body. We are the introduction — safe, supervised, hands-on time with real tools and real tradespeople, so a young person can find out what fits before anyone asks them to commit years to it.
THE TRADES WE EXPOSE THEM TO
ELECTRICAL
Conduit bending, wiring basics, circuits, and lock-out/tag-out awareness.
PLUMBING
Pipe cutting and fitting, fixtures, drainage, and reading a rough-in.
CARPENTRY
Measuring, framing, power tool handling, and clean finish work.
BRICK MASONRY
Mixing mortar, laying block, joints, levels, and lines that hold true.
SAFETY IS THE FIRST SKILL
Nobody touches a tool until they can protect themselves and the person next to them.
PPE First
Hard hats, eye and ear protection, gloves and boots — worn right, every time, before a tool is touched.
OSHA Awareness
Jobsite hazard recognition, fall protection, ladder safety and the language crews expect you to know.
Jobsite Readiness
Showing up, speaking up, asking questions and carrying yourself like someone worth training.
HOW IT WORKS
01
Show Up
Ages 12 to 24. No experience, no tools, no cost of admission but your attention.
02
Gear Up
Learn PPE and OSHA fundamentals before you ever step near a live task.
03
Get Hands On
Rotate through electrical, plumbing, masonry and carpentry stations with working tradespeople.
04
Move Forward
Walk into an apprenticeship, trade school or program knowing what the work actually feels like.
READY TO GET THEM ON POINT?
Parents, schools, youth programs and contractors — reach out about sessions, partnerships, or volunteering your trade.
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