Details about Copiah Lincoln Community College Lineman Program
The Electrical Lineman Program is a 16-week non-credit workforce training program that includes training in these areas: CDL-A, National Electric Codes, OSHA-10, Forklift, First Aid/CPR, 40-hours climbing, and Pole-Top Rescue. In a collaborative effort to foster and sustain this line worker course, key regional utilities such as Magnolia Electric Power, Southwest Electric, and Southern Pine Electric have joined forces with the Copiah-Lincoln Community College's Career, Technical, and Workforce Education Center.
Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Copiah Lincoln Community College Lineman Program
Average wages for apprentice line workers in Mississippi have gradually been increasing over the last couple of years. Graduates will have a CDL when they complete this program.
Companies hiring entry level line workers from Copiah Lincoln Community College Lineman Program
Magnolia Electric Power, Southwest Electric, Southern Pine Electric, Irby and MDR
How long does Copiah Lincoln Community College Lineman Program take?
16-Weeks
How to get into Copiah Lincoln Community College Lineman Program
Must have GED or high school diploma, 18 years of age and 16 on ACT or ACT Workkeys, current drivers license, Class A CDL permit or license
