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The SUNY Broome Community College Lineworker Program offers a comprehensive curriculum that blends classroom instruction with hands-on training at a dedicated pole yard, covering skills like pole climbing, equipment operation, and electrical system maintenance to prepare students for utility industry roles.
Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from SUNY Broome Community College Lineworker Program
The Binghamton area has seen significant transmission upgrades, like the AC Transmission Projects completed in 2023, which focused on reducing congestion on lines from central New York to the lower Hudson Valley, enabling better delivery of upstate wind energy to downstate consumers. These projects addressed long-standing grid bottlenecks that curtailed wind generation, supporting the region’s growing renewable energy goals.
Companies hiring entry level line workers from SUNY Broome Community College Lineworker Program
NYSEG, National Cable, Cable Services
How long does SUNY Broome Community College Lineworker Program take?
26 weeks
How to get into SUNY Broome Community College Lineworker Program
HS Diploma or GED, 18 or older, valid drivers license and ability to transport self to yard, campus, and internship, attend an information session, attend and pass a physical assessment, submit an application
2024 Enrollment
20
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
Tools
SUNY Broome Community College Lineworker Program
New York
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Binghamton
Hands on training and instruction at our training yard and on campus from retired lineworkers and subject matter experts combined with a paid internship oppurtunity.
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