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Certificate Program

Warren County Electric Powerline Program

The Warren County Electric Powerline Program offers a comprehensive $16,600 program. Graduates often find employment with top companies like Duke Energy, AES Ohio.

2026 Program Cost
$16,600
Program Length
9 months
Next Start
Multiple Terms
Warren County Electric Powerline Program logo
2026 Program Cost
$16,600
Term Length
9 months
Term Beginning Date(s)
Multiple Terms
2025 Enrollment
26
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
Yes
Possible Scholarships?
Yes
Completion Rate
97%
Employment Rate
75%
2025 Graduate Average Starting Wage
$59,350

Details about Warren County Electric Powerline Program

This program includes OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry Certification, American Heart First Aid/CPR Certification, Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), A Class Class D Level, Certification for Pole Climbers. This profession demands technical skill, resilience, tenacity, and empathy, offering a fulfilling, long-term career. Consider our Electrical Power Line Mechanic pre-apprenticeship program for a competitive edge in the electric utility and telecommunications industries, with experienced instructors preparing you for the workforce in about nine months.

Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Warren County Electric Powerline Program

Ohio is home to many upcoming transmission projects. Other companies hiring include AEP, AES Ohio and Lake Erie Electric.

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Companies hiring entry level line workers from Warren County Electric Powerline Program

Duke Energy, AES Ohio, American Electric Power (AEP)

How long does Warren County Electric Powerline Program take?

9 months

How to get into Warren County Electric Powerline Program

GED or High School Diploma, 18 years of age, WorkKeys Assessment, Valid Drivers License.

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Local pay in context

What Linemen Earn in Ohio

Statewide wages for Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers (SOC 49-9051), 4,260 employed. The band below uses BLS percentile data as an illustrative range from early-career to experienced lineworkers in the state.

Early career (10th pct.)
$58,840
Typical (median)
$93,150
Experienced (90th pct.)
$111,760

Program cost in context: tuition of $16,600 is about 17.8% of one year at the Ohio median lineman wage.

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