Lineman Central

Illinois

Certificate Program

Frontier Community College Lineman Program

The Frontier Community College Lineman Program offers a comprehensive $6,056 program. Graduates often find employment with top companies like Ameren.

2026 Program Cost
$6,056
Program Length
2 Semesters
Next Start
Fall
Frontier Community College Lineman Program logo
2026 Program Cost
$6,056
Term Length
2 Semesters
Term Beginning Date(s)
Fall
2025 Enrollment
16
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
No
Possible Scholarships?
No
Completion Rate
90%
Employment Rate
93%
2025 Graduate Average Starting Wage
$50,800

Details about Frontier Community College Lineman Program

The Electrical Distribution Systems (EDS) program prepares individuals to build, repair, and maintain electrical distribution systems. Students in this program also develop essential skills of pole climbing, hurt man rescue, electric theory, and more.

Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Frontier Community College Lineman Program

Most graduates begin as a lineman apprentice and work towards becoming a journeyman lineman. These jobs are available with electric cooperatives, large electric companies, municipalities, contractors, and more. Students who are willing to travel or relocate will find a wider variety of job opportunities.

Openings Near Me

Companies hiring entry level line workers from Frontier Community College Lineman Program

Ameren

How long does Frontier Community College Lineman Program take?

2 Semesters

How to get into Frontier Community College Lineman Program

High School diploma, Valid Drivers License

Frontier Community College Lineman Program campus and training yard

Be the first to know about work opportunities near me

Get Alerts Sent to Me

About

Fairfield

Fairfield is a city in and the county seat of Wayne County, IlliNois. Lineman spend their downtime at the Barbwire Grill.

Explore more in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin.

Fairfield area near Frontier Community College Lineman Program

Lineman Central data is provided from a combination of program information submissions, industry reports, surveys, and other publicly available data. Program information may periodically need to be updated and we do not claim 100% annual accuracy.

Receive more information from Frontier Community College Lineman Program

2 people requested info in the last 30 days. Real interest, not a comment thread.

Local pay in context

What Linemen Earn in Illinois

Statewide wages for Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers (SOC 49-9051), 3,090 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.)
$72,820
Typical (median)
$108,120
Experienced (90th pct.)
$129,230

Program cost in context: tuition of $6,056 is about 5.6% of one year at the Illinois median lineman wage.

Who teaches here

Instructors

  • Gerry Kinney

    Lead Instructor, Electrical Distribution Systems (EDS)

    20+ years in the trade

    Lead instructor for Frontier Community College's Electrical Distribution Systems program.

The Line Trade Around This Program

Who Hires in Illinois

Employers posting lineman jobs in Illinois, by current openings.

Local Unions in Illinois

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

Alumni Experience Registry

Attended Frontier Community College Lineman Program? Help the next class decide with an official alumni record. Submissions are verified before anything appears publicly. We're building long-term industry outcomes data, not a comment thread.

Work at this program? Update this program.

Program not listed? Add it now

Request Program Info