Electrical Line Worker Certificate
The Electrical Line Worker Certificate program is an intensive, one-quarter program, providing students with a competitive edge in the rapidly evolving field of electrical power systems. With an increasing demand for skilled professionals in the energy sector, graduates of this program are well-positioned to make meaningful contributions to the maintenance, development, and optimization of electrical grids for a sustainable energy future.
Students will gain proficiency in electrical systems, climbing techniques, equipment operation, and troubleshooting skills essential for outdoor line work, and develop a deep understanding of electrical distribution systems, renewable energy technologies, and industry-standard safety protocols.
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be prepared to pursue entry-level positions as outdoor line workers, electrical technicians, or utility maintenance specialists with electric utility companies, telecommunications firms, or contracting organizations.
Program length:
1 quarter
Admission Dates:
Fall, Spring, Summer
Program Outcomes
• Communicate with respect to diverse perspectives, cultures, and backgrounds in both written and verbal interactions within the outdoor line work context.
• Evaluate the electrical systems (e.g., distribution, transmission, and generation) and environmental factors (e.g., weather conditions, terrain, for troubleshooting and project execution.
• Apply ethical principles and inclusive practices to promote a safe, supportive, and equitable outdoor line work environment.
• Utilize technologies, such as smart grids and renewable energy systems, on outdoor line work practices.
Prerequsite Requirements
Students need to be at least 18 years old to enroll into this certificate program.
Program Course List