Demonstrate positive working habits and work attendance Practice safety procedures including pre task and planning and identifying hazards Demonstrate knowledge of performing Lock Out Tag Out and other safety requirements

Identify, select, and properly use tools, equipment, machinery, and materials Load, move, and unload materials to the appropriate locations Inspect, clean, and service tools, equipment, and machinery

Install and maintain electrical components including conduit, grounding, cable trench, cable tray, sectionizing cabinets, box pads, etc. Install and maintain structures such as steel substructures, transmission, and distribution poles Install, time, test and tune electrical equipment; install transformers, CCVT, breakers, potential transformers, junction boxes, DTE, switches and other switchgear, etc. Pull, terminate, string, splice, dead-end, jumpers, bus, t-body, MV cables, conductors, and controls

Read plans, instructions, and work orders to determine operational methods or sequences Read and interpret National Electric Code for proper selection and installation Work with customer on change order items to follow proper NEC for selection and installation

Inspect, test, and troubleshoot and report on electrical components and systems Perform final checks on transformers, cables/wiring, supporting testing firm, and other components Inspect and record work in accordance with standards, policies, and procedures

Apprenticeship Orientation (including anti-harassment training) First Aid/CPR Building your Future Basic Safety (Construction Site Safety Orientation) Introduction to Construction Math Introduction to Hand Tools Introduction to Power Tools Introduction to Construction Drawings Introduction to Basic Rigging Basic Communication Skills Basic Employability Skills Introduction to Materials Handling

OSHA 10 OSHA 30 Working from Elevations Safety for Electricians Managing Electrical Hazards Heavy Equipment Safety Heavy Equipment, Forklift, and Crane Safety Crane Communications Crane Safety and Emergency Procedures Worksite Safety Trench Safety Introduction to Wind Turbine Safety Confined Space Awareness Hazard Communication Flagger Traffic Control Fire Watch Permit Required Confined Space Respiratory Protection Silica Awareness

The Electrical Industry Safety for Electricians Introduction to Electrical Circuits Electrical Theory Introduction to National Electric Code Job Specific Task Planning (Standard Work Instructions)

Device Boxes Hand Bending Wireways, Raceways, and Fittings Conductors and Cables Basic Electrical Construction Documents Residential Wiring Electrical Test Equipment Alternating Current Motors: Theory and Application Electrical Lighting Conduit Bending Pull and Junction Boxes Conductor Installations Cable Tray Conductor Terminations and Splices Grounding and Bonding Circuit Breakers and Fuses Control Systems and Fundamental Concept Load Calculations - Branch and Feeder Circuits Conductor Selection and Calculations Practical Applications of Lighting Overcurrent Protection Distribution Equipment Transformers Commercial Electrical Service Motor Calculation Voice, Data, and Vide Motor Controls Load Calculations - Feeders and Service Health Care Facilities Standby and Emergency Systems Basic Electronic Theory Fire Alarm Systems Specialty Transformers Advanced Controls HVAC Controls Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection Motor Operation and Maintenance Medium-Voltage Termination/Splices Special Locations

Power Line Worker Safety Climbing Structures Other Than Wood Tools of the Trade Aerial Framing and Associated Hardware Utility Service Equipment Rigging Trenching, Excavating, and Boring Equipment Introduction to Electrical Test Equipment Introduction to Substations Alternating Current and Three-Phase Systems Conductors and Cables Grounding Systems Grades Concrete Work Mechanical Construction Methods and Materials Intermediate Rigging Temporary Grounding Advanced Drawing Reading Medium and High Voltage Equipment Installation Control House Connectors, Conductor Terminations, and Splicing Equipment Testing and Maintenance System Protection and Control

Basic Operational Techniques Introduction to Earthmoving Oxyfuel Cutting Rough Terrain Forklifts Skid Steers Arial Lift Loaders Compaction Equipment Backhoes Excavators

Fundamentals to Crew Leadership Mentors for Craft Professionals Introduction to Project Management Interpersonal Skills Issues and Resolutions Construction Documents Construction Planning Estimating and Cost Control Scheduling Resource Control Quality Control Continuous Improvement Technology in Construction 5-Minute Foreman Instruction Certification Training Program (ICTP)