1. Management • Periodic Maintenance Programs • Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) • Demonstrate an understanding of one’s personal values • Demonstrate effectiveness in oral and written communications • Maintain a good professional appearance 2. Planning Work Requirements • Use Wiring diagrams, schematics, specification sheets, drawings, staking sheets, and one-line diagrams • Determine type and size of electrical system and material requirements under 600 volts • Determine type and size of electrical system and material requirements over 600 volts • Use inspection and maintenance forms and automated products • Coordinate protective devices 3. Publications • Manufactures Operating Instructions • Manufactures Maintenance Instructions • National Electric Code • SOP’s

• Supervisory Responsibilities • Hazardous Communications i.e., Right to know, MSDS. Asbestos awareness • Apply shop rules and regulations • Identify safe and unsafe practices when working with electricity • Identify and demonstrate proper personal safety procedures, i.e. clothing, jewelry, personal grooming • Identify techniques and practices of fire prevention • Demonstrate safe use of tools and related power equipment • Apply techniques of lifting and climbing with ladders • Apply Basic CPR techniques • Demonstrates safe use of Lockout/Tag out SOP • Red Do Not Operate Tag • Switching Procedures and Switching Packages • Demonstrates safe use of Bucket and Auger Truck Operations • Rubber Personal Protective Equipment i.e., Voltage Ratings, Care, Testing, and Usage • Hotline Tools i.e., Usage and Care • Confined Space Identification, Testing, Entry Requirements • Conduct Safety Meeting/Tailgate briefing

• Identify electrical terms and symbols • Electrical principals of DC circuits • Electrical principals of AC circuits • Construct basic electrical circuits • Compute for voltage, current, resistance, and power • Measure for electrical properties in circuits and components • Transformer theory • Compute load balance

• Use and maintain the following: • Hot line tools • Rubber personal protective equipment • Pole trailer • Cable reel jacks • Hand lines • Block and tackle • Chain hoists • Portable power tools • Volt multimeter • Clamp-on amp meter • Phase rotation meter • Frequency meter • High voltage phase testers • Cable fault locators, low voltage • High potential DC tester

• Potential transformers • Current transformers • Voltage regulators • Air, oil, vacuum, and gas switches • Capacitors • Sectionalizers • Underground Switching Equipment

• Layout • Excavate • Tie Rebar • Form • Set anchor bolts • Pour and Finish concrete • Wreck forms • Rub concrete to finish • Back fill and compact

• Layout • Excavate • Pull out wire • Make Cad weld connections • Backfill and compact

• Layout • Excavate • Install conduits and secure • Bend PVC conduit with heater • Bend rigid conduit with bender • Back fill and compact • Manual and Hydraulic knockouts

• Layout • Tower climbing • Install columns or legs • Assemble trusses • Install and adjust hook switch • Install and adjust GO AB (Gang Operated Air Break) switch • Install and adjust MO AB (Motorized Air Break) switch • Install and grounds Station/line arrestors • Framing and Setting wood poles • Grounding Switch handles/mats

• Operate Aerial lift truck controls • Operate line maintenance truck controls • Operate other aerial lift equipment (JLG) • Use hand signals to direct line maintenance truck operations

22 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 18 hours yard practice

40 hours, 16 hours for math, 24 hours for electrical theory, all classroom

4 Hours, Classroom and practice exercises

8 Hours, 2 hours classroom, 6 hours field practice

16 Hours, 2 hours classroom, 14 hours field practice

1- 4 hours Classroom

4 Hours Classroom

8 Hours, 3 Hours classroom, 5 hours field practice

4 Hours Classroom

8 Hours, 3 hours classroom, 5 hours field practice

8 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 4 hours lab practice

4 Hours, Classroom and hands-on practice

4 Hours. 2 hours classroom, 2 hours lab practice

6 Hours (General concepts, Grounding, Hand and Power Tools, Material Handling, Job Briefings, Bucket Rescue, Personal Fall Arrest Systems)

4 Hours Classroom

8 Hours, 6 hours classroom, 2 hours lab practice

24 Hours, 12 hours classroom, 12 hours lab practice

4 Hours Classroom

2- 4 hours Classroom

8 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 4 hours field practice

8 Hours, 5 Hours classroom, 3 hours lab practice

16 Hours Field Work

8 Hours, 2 hours Classroom, 4 hours field work

4 Hours Classroom

8 Hours, 6 hours classroom, 2 hours lab practice

8 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 4 hours field practice

8 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 4 hours field practice

2 Hours. (Overhead Lines, Personal Protective Equipment, Sling Safety, Working with self-contained meters)

4 hours classroom

24 Hours, (Covers reclosers, Regulators, Capacitors, Pad Mounted Switchgears, Sectionalizers and Arresters.) 16 hours classroom, 8 hours lab and field practice

8 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 4 hours field practice

16 Hours, 6 hours classroom, 10 hours field practice

8 Hours, 6 hours classroom, 2 hours lab practice

8 Hours, 6 hours classroom, 2 hours lab practice

3- 4 Hours Classroom

16 Hours, 2 hours classroom, 14 hours field practice

4 Hours Classroom

8 Hours Classroom

8 Hours, 4 hours classroom, 4 hours lab and field practice

12 Hours, (Substations, Testing and Test Facilities, Underground Electrical Installations, Lock Out Tag Out, Grounding, Excavation, Shoring and Trenching Safety.)

8 Hours, 3 hours classroom, 5 hours field practice.

4 hours classroom