Lineman Central

North Carolina

Certificate Program

Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program

The Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program offers a comprehensive $815 program. Graduates often find employment with top companies like Sumter Utilities, Pike Corp.

2026 Program Cost
$815
Program Length
4 months
Next Start
August
Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program logo
2026 Program Cost
$815
Term Length
4 months
Term Beginning Date(s)
August
2025 Enrollment
24
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
No
Possible Scholarships?
Yes
Completion Rate
88%
Employment Rate
89%
2025 Graduate Average Starting Wage
$61,400

Details about Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program

Central Piedmont's training program for Electrical Lineworkers equips you with the academic foundations and practical skills required to start your career as an entry-level electrical lineman in both public and private utility companies. With a robust demand for lineworkers, many companies are eager to support your educational journey and even offer enticing sign-on bonuses to prospective employees.

Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program

Duke Energy is also a major employer in this region

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Companies hiring entry level line workers from Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program

Sumter Utilities, Pike Corp

How long does Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program take?

4 months

How to get into Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program

High school diploma or equivalent State issued photo ID

Central Piedmont Community College Lineworker Program campus and training yard

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Local pay in context

What Linemen Earn in South Carolina

Statewide wages for Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers (SOC 49-9051), 2,690 employed. The band below uses BLS percentile data as an illustrative range from early-career to experienced lineworkers in the state.

Early career (10th pct.)
$48,890
Typical (median)
$76,870
Experienced (90th pct.)
$102,860

Program cost in context: tuition of $815 is about 1.1% of one year at the South Carolina median lineman wage.

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Local Unions in North Carolina

Many graduates enter the trade through an IBEW local's apprenticeship after training.

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