1. Signal lamp replacement. 2. Maintaining and repairing Loop detectors and signal devices. 3. Repairing, maintaining, and/or replacing fiber optic cables. 4. Maintenance/repair of controllers and signal amplification systems. 5. Troubleshooting all traffic and control systems with knowledge and ability using laptop computers. 6. Necessary shop work and preparation. 7. Maintenance and repair of all other equipment associated with Traffic Signal and Control Systems.

1. Lamp replacement and socket repair. 2. Pole replacement. 3. Location and repair of underground cable faults. 4. Low and high voltage ballast replacement. 5. Replacement of fuses, ground fault interrupters, breakers, outside service equipment. 6. Necessary shop work and preparation. 7. Maintenance of all other equipment associated with parking lot, area lighting, and street lighting.

1. Lighting a. Maintenance and repair of all incandescent fixtures, fluorescent fixtures, battery-operated emergency lighting. b. Hook up of miscellaneous equipment. Replacement of PCB ballast with electronic ballast; documentation; containerizing PCB ballast for shipping. 2. Other Electrical Systems a. Hooking up, troubleshooting, and repairing motor and programmable control centers, boilers, escalators, elevators, and HVAC systems. b. Maintenance of energy management system for lighting, heating, ventilating, refrigeration, air conditioning. 3. Alarm and Security Systems a. Troubleshooting and repair of intrusion, motion, infrared security systems and fire alarms. 4. Communication Systems a. Troubleshooting and repair of sound and page systems. 5. Other a. Maintenance of all other electrical equipment and systems associated with buildings. b. Troubleshooting and repair of ATM machines and credit check systems. c. Necessary shop work and preparation

1. Fundamentals 2. OSHA 10-hour course (safety and health in the construction industry) 3. Safety for the electrical trade 4. First aid – minimum 6.5 hours every 3 years 5. Asbestos Awareness – minimum 4 hours (see attachment)

1. Freehand sketching 2. Blueprint reading

1. Mathematics for electricians

1. Industrial & labor relations (20 hours) 2. History and background (6 hours, first year) 3. Current laws and practices (14 hours, second year) 4. Sexual Harassment Prevention Training – must comply with section 201-g of the Labor Law

1. A C fundamentals 2. D C fundamentals 3. Transformer fundamentals 4. Motors and generators fundamentals 5. Local, state, and federal codes 6. Motor control requirements 7. Electrical materials 8. Use of meters 9. Use of bucket trucks and other equipment 10.Pipebending 11.Basic wiring methods 12.Motor control wiring 13.Programmable motor controls 14.Programmable controllers 15.Traffic signal systems 16.Street lighting systems 17.Structured wiring systems 18.Troubleshooting all types of electrical systems 19.Introduction to the personal computer 20.Troubleshooting with laptops