Electrical Line Worker Technology

With a combination of classroom-based theory and hands-on practice at our 90-acre training facility, our Electrical Line Worker Technology program will give you the skills you need to start a successful career. The program also provides a solid foundation to build on if you choose to continue your studies at a four-year college or university.

Coursework covers all phases of power line construction and maintenance and is reviewed by an advisory board of regional industry representatives, ensuring you’re learning the skills needed by employers. You'll learn about electrical math, national electrical safety codes, construction of overhead and underground distribution systems, conductor applications, over-voltage and over-current protection, guying and pole grounding. 

You’ll gain hands-on experience in:

• Installing electrical structures and overhead and underground distribution systems
• Interpreting trade specifications and drawings
• Climbing and aerial rescue procedures
• Applying the National Electric Safety Code and professional safety practices such as First Aid and CPR
• Installing fusing, lightning protection devices, transformers and related equipment

Accreditation

See program accreditation details at Accreditation.

Related Programs

You may also be interested in our Electrical Technology diploma program or Gas Utility Construction and Service certificate program.

Our Associate of Applied Science degree programs make it possible for you to seamlessly transfer to a four-year college or university to pursue an advanced degree. There are many advantages of beginning your postsecondary studies at M State, including cost savings due to our low tuition rate and smaller class sizes with personalized instruction. Learn more about your transfer options at Transfer Programs and Pathways.