Develop your skills quickly and effectively. Accelerate your path to becoming a job-ready Electrician Apprentice with immersive virtual reality training that simulates real-world environments and teaches practical, hands-on techniques.
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Module 1: Beginning Your Journey as an Electrician
This module introduces the foundational training needed to pursue a career as an electrician, covering key electrical principles and their relationships. You’ll also refresh essential math skills frequently applied in the trade.
Module 2: Tools of the Trade
Discover the must-have tools for electrical work, including multimeters, a variety of hand tools, and power tools crucial for the profession.
Module 3: Circuit Fundamentals
Delve into the basics of DC circuits, applying Kirchhoff’s and Ohm’s Laws to series and parallel configurations. Additionally, explore the principles of alternating current (AC), its generation, interaction with magnetism, and the sine wave’s role in AC motors.
Module 4: Installation Fundamentals
Learn about OSHA-mandated electrical safety standards for installations. This module also focuses on common devices used during service calls, conductor ampacity, and hands-on tasks such as measuring, cutting, reaming, and bending EMT conduit.
Module 5: Electrical Safety Practices
Understand the safety protocols essential for working in the electrical industry, including ladder safety, fall protection, and lockout/tagout procedures for controlling energy sources.
Module 6: Navigating the Electrical Code
Gain an introduction to the National Electrical Code, which outlines industry best practices for residential and commercial projects. The module also includes an overview of three-way and four-way switch configurations.
Upon completing the program, graduates will be prepared to sit for the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry certification exam.
As reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2023
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Electrical Technician is a high-demand career offering strong earning potential. Employment for Electrical Technicians is expected to grow by 11% between 2023 and 2033. The average annual salary for technicians is $61,590, with earnings ranging from $38,470 to $104,180.
Note: Salaries depend on factors such as education, experience, employer, and location. Job and salary statistics are provided by the U.S. Department of Labor and are updated annually to reflect current industry trends.
Characteristics That Lead to Success in Electrical Work
Electricians possess extensive knowledge of electrical methods and regulations, enabling them to perform their tasks with safety, efficiency, and accuracy.
Strong communication skills are essential for electricians to collaborate effectively with builders, architects, and clients.
Electricians must be quick problem-solvers, managing tasks that range from simple repairs to intricate installations.
A solid foundation in math is crucial for electricians to take precise measurements, compute voltage and current, and ensure accurate system installations.
Electricians depend on sharp vision and steady hands for identifying wire colors, as well as physical strength and dexterity for tasks like pulling wires and bending conduit.
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