This course is an introduction to lineworker pre-apprenticeship that will explore the different careers in the power industry and their responsibilities.  Students will also learn basic computer skills and how to complete coursework through the school's online learning platform.  Students will also complete OSHA Safety and first aid, CPR, and AED training.

CESG 0175 | Math for Lineworker Pre-Appretniceship

This class includes a basic math review and practical application of Measurements and Conversion, Algebra, Geometry and Trigonometry. Practical applications will emphasize realistic mathematical problem solving in a wide variety of trade, technical and other occupational areas within the power industry.

An introduction to electrical theory for students enrolled in the Electric Power Technology certificate program.  Topics include electron theory; series and parallel ciruits; direct and alternating current; electric motors, alternators and generators.

An introduction to transformer theory, design, and construction.  Emphasis is on installation and maintenance of transformers and associated equipment.

This course is the first in a four course sequence in the Lineworker Pre-Apprenticeship Program that will build upon the fundamental core knowledge gained in the first half of the program.  In this course, students will be taught the practical and hands-on skills needed as a Lineworker Apprentice covering topics such as cable splicing, climbing wooden poles, and locating secondary/primary faults.

This course is the second in a four course sequence in the Lineworker Pre-Apprenticeship Program that will build upon the fundamental core knowledge gained in the first half of the program.  In this course, students will be taught the practical and hands-on skills needed as a Lineworker Apprentice covering topics such as advanced rigging, hydraulic derricks, and pole framing and guying.

This course is the third in a four course sequence in the Lineworker Pre-Apprenticeship Program that will build upon the fundamental core knowledge gained in the frist half of the program.  In this course, students will be taught the practical and hands-on skills needed as a Lineworker Apprentice covering topics such as basic metering, bucket truck operations, and hot stick use.

This course is the last in a four course sequence in the Lineworker Pre-Apprenticeship Program that will build upon the fundamental core knowledge gained in the frist half of the program.  In this course, students will be taught the practical and hands-on skills needed as a Lineworker Apprentice covering topics such as transmission line repair, substations and switchyards, and relays.