Electrician (Florida)
Hybrid-based
ONET: 47-2111.00
4
Years
16
Skills
772h
Related instructions
8000h
On-the-job training
Curriculum
- 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
- Concentration and Elective Courses
On-the-job training
- Safety and Work Habits
- 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
- Use and Care Hand Tools, Power Tools, and Equipment
- 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
- Installing and Maintaining Electrical Systems
- 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
- Codes, Standards, Drawings, and Schematics
- 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
- Quality Control and Quality Assurance
- 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
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