Electrical Apprentice

Key Responsibilities

• Execute a variety of electrical and general labor tasks.
• Handle materials and maintain clean job sites.
• Assist with site preparation, wire pulling, terminations, and clean-up.
• Review and understand blueprints and electrical diagrams.
• Safely operate tools and equipment.
• Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems, including underground and rough-in installations.
• Support journeyman electricians with complex tasks.
• Promote and maintain a "Safety First" workspace.
• Maintain a commitment to 40-hour work weeks and uphold workplace safety standards.

Program Goals & Progression

• Year 1:
• Develop basic electrical skills and safe work habits.
• Begin apprenticeship coursework.
• Year 2:
• Expand knowledge of blueprints, wire-pulling, and terminations.
• Apply CCE-U second-year education to the job site.
• Year 3:
• Demonstrate proficiency in complex tasks and installations.
• Develop leadership capabilities for future growth.
• Year 4:
• Exhibit a thorough understanding of electrical systems.
• Assist in setting and assembling electrical service sections and transformers.
• Apply knowledge of code compliance.
• Prepare for program completion and career advancement.

Knowledge, Skills & Abilities

• Strong attention to detail and dependability.
• Physically able to lift 50 lbs and work at heights.
• Ability to work safely in various weather conditions and confined spaces.
• Effective communication and willingness to learn.
• Committed to safety, quality, and continuous skill development.

Education & Experience Requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Desire to enroll in a registered electrical apprenticeship program.
• Employees must complete their 90-day new hire probationary period to be considered for enrollment in the upcoming semester.
• Progression through the program will require completion of OSHA 10 certification and yearly educational milestones.