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Details about Madisonville Community College Lineman Program
The Lineman certification is part of the Advanced Integrated Technology program at MCC. The objective of the Lineman course is to provide an opportunity for students to embark on a meaningful and rewarding career in the electrical line work industry. This is accomplished with the use of proven training methods by instructors with extensive experience in the utility industry. Upon completion of the class, our students will have all the necessary training needed to enter the Line Utility Industry. CDL license is recommended for employment in the Line industry. Our Lineman Training Program includes CDL training for those who need it.
Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Madisonville Community College Lineman Program
This program has a strong track record for producing detail oriented linemen.
Companies hiring entry level line workers from Madisonville Community College Lineman Program
Groves Electrical Services, Ervin Cable, 5 Star Electric
How long does Madisonville Community College Lineman Program take?
10 Weeks
How to get into Madisonville Community College Lineman Program
18 Years Old, High School Diploma/GED, Must be able to pass a DOT Physical and Drug Screen. Need full Kentucky Drivers License
2024 Enrollment
61
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
Tools
Madisonville Community College Lineman Program
Kentucky
About
Madisonville
Madisonville Community College’s Lineman Training is held at the West Kentucky Regional Training Center, also known as the Lisman Complex, located in Webster County, Kentucky. Positioned in the heart of Western Kentucky’s energy and industrial corridor, the Lisman Complex offers hands-on, utility-specific training in a rural setting that reflects the real-world environments where linemen work. Western Kentucky, a hub for regional workforce development, is known for its strong ties to the utility, coal, and manufacturing sectors—making it an ideal location for launching a lineman career. Students benefit from close industry partnerships, a supportive college environment, and access to high-demand certifications like CDL and pole-top rescue.
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.
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