Numerous job opportunities will be available for certified electricians in the future. Work typically involves the installation, connection, testing and maintenance of electrical systems for both residential and commercial industries. Electricians must be familiar with and comply with various local, state and national codes. This course will help students develop skills that prepare them for an apprenticeship, further training or entry-level employment. The course has also been approved by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) and provides students with the opportunity to complete basic apprenticeship modules.
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Blueprint reading
Conduit installation
Dryer, range & electrical heat circuitry
Electrical theory
Electrical codes
Four-way circuitry installation
Grounding
Junction box installation
Lighting project installation
Panel box installation
Remodeling work installation
Safety techniques and procedures
Service entrance
Three-way circuitry installation
Troubleshooting equipment use
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Appliance Repair Person
Building Inspector
Cable Installer & Repair Person
Construction Tradesperson
Electrical Engineer/Technician
Electrician/Electronics Repair Person
HVAC Technician
Home Inspector
Industrial Machinery Mechanic
Line Worker
Security System Technician |
10-Hour OSHA Construction Safety Training Course Certification
American Heart Association CPR, AED & First Aid Certifications
National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) - Core Certification
NCCER- Residential Wiring Level 1 Certification
Right-To-Know Training Certification
Sexual Harassment Training Certification |
Apprenticeship
Building Construction Technology
Electrical Construction/Control
Electrical & Power Transmission
Engineering
HVAC Technology
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