Details about Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program
The Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program provides a 16-week certificate course focusing on elevated worksite climbing, overhead and underground construction, and National Electric Safety Code compliance, equipping students with skills for utility power transmission and distribution roles.
Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program
Meridian also benefits from the Southern Spirit Transmission project, with its endpoint in Choctaw County, improving regional connectivity and access to renewable energy. Local distribution projects focus on upgrading aging infrastructure to ensure reliability in this rural part of Mississippi.
Companies hiring entry level line workers from Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program
Mississippi Power, Entergy
How long does Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program take?
11 weeks
How to get into Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program
High school diploma or equivalent
State issued photo ID
2024 Enrollment
20
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
No
Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program
Mississippi
About
Meridian
The Meridian Community College Utility Lineman Program in Meridian taps into the college’s skilled instructors, supporting a community near the historic Union Station, where live music venues and quirky antique shops keep the downtown alive.
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