Details about Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program
The Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program offers a 16-week intensive course that includes classroom education and hands-on practice in pole climbing, electrical system repair, and safety procedures, readying graduates for careers in the electrical utility industry.
Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program
The Raymond area is part of the Southern Spirit Transmission project’s scope, a 320-mile, 525-kV HVDC line connecting Texas to Mississippi, enhancing grid resilience and access to diverse energy resources. This bidirectional line supports the Southeast’s growing energy demands and extreme weather preparedness.
Companies hiring entry level line workers from Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program
Entergy, Mississippi Power
How long does Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program take?
15 Weeks
How to get into Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program
18 years of age, pass drug screening test.
2024 Enrollment
18
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
No
Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program
Mississippi
About
Raymond
The Hinds Community College Electrical Line Worker Program, based in Raymond, Mississippi, benefits from the college’s strong trade-focused curriculum, serving a community surrounded by the rural charm of Hinds County, where local festivals and historic sites like the Raymond Military Park draw folks together.
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