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North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
The Electrical Line Technician Program is a comprehensive 16-week, 640-hour course designed to train individuals in the field of line technology, covering essential skills such as safety protocols, electrical theory, equipment handling, and troubleshooting.
Details about North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
The Electrical Line Technician Program is a comprehensive 16-week, 640-hour course designed to train individuals in the field of line technology, covering essential skills such as safety protocols, electrical theory, equipment handling, and troubleshooting. It distinguishes itself by including heavy equipment operation training, enabling students to operate a variety of machinery, and offers specialized training in operating log truck loaders and knuckle boom cranes, as well as digger derricks and bucket trucks. The program also incorporates Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training and boasts state-of-the-art facilities for pole climbing. Graduates are well-prepared for a range of careers in the electrical utilities industry, making them highly sought after for positions such as Line Technician, Electrical Technician, and Heavy Equipment Operator.
Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
Operating log truck loaders and knuckle boom cranes may be less relevant for most like jobs but is great experience to begin your career.
Companies hiring entry level line workers from North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
Consumers Energy, Wolverine Power Cooperative
How long does the North Country Line Technician Program take?
16 Weeks
How to get into the North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
Be 18 years of age at the time of your interview, Possess a valid Drivers License, Have a High School Diploma, GED Certificate or higher degree,
2023 Enrollment
23`
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
No
North Country Electrical Line Technician Program
Michigan
About
Escanaba
Facilities for this program include both classrooms and pole climbing areas.
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