The Electrical Construction and Maintenance degree prepares you to enter a career with knowledge and skill in four areas: residential, commercial and industrial installations; transformers; motors and motor control; and industrial electronics.
You will learn about electrical circuits, as well as the theory and mathematics necessary to plan and install electrical systems. By graduation, you will have more than 750 hours of hands-on experience.
This academic program is primarily designed for those who wish to enter the workforce immediately following graduation.
This program is offered by the Applied Technologies Department.
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Top-Tier Instruction and Facilities
The program provides extensive hands-on training in residential, commercial and industrial environments. It also offers quality instruction, bringing field knowledge, practices and experience to the classroom, and utilizes state-of-the-art facilities.
Industry Connections
The college has many established relationships with industry leaders, providing students with the latest technology and lucrative job opportunities.
Apprenticeship
The degree fulfills the related instruction component of the state certified apprenticeship program for construction and plant maintenance electricians.
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NOTE: Additional educational requirements and/or certifications may be needed for some careers.
The Center for Careers and Transfer provides career resources and services and help in identifying your skills and interests and how they connect to career possibilities. Transfer counseling services are also available and a list of transfer agreements are posted.
Technical Standards have been developed to establish the essential skills that a student must possess to be able to fully participate and complete the required tasks and assignments in the following programs: Clean Energy Management, A.A.S.; Electrical Construction and Maintenance, A.O.S.; Heating/Air Conditioning/Refrigeration Technical Services, A.O.S.; Mechatronics, A.A.S.; and Overhead Electric Line Worker, Certificate.
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