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Residential Electrician's Assistant

Residential

This program is designed to prepare individuals for placement as an entry-level residential and commercial electrician. The program covers safety rules and regulations, related construction hand and power tools usage, basic electrical theory, National Electrical Code, installation, and material identification.

This program fulfills 1000 hours of the 4000 hours of apprenticeship experience required to apply for the Residential Electrical Journeyman examination

Direct-Teacher Led Class
SOC Code: 47-2111.00

  • OSHA 10-Construction
    CPR/First Aid
    Forklift Training
    Manlift Training
    Residential Electrician's Assistant

  • Workforce Staging 120
    Introduction to Electrical Circuits and Safety of Electrician 120
    Basic Wiring 120
    Commercial and Industrial Wiring 120
    Introduction to the NEC 120
    Commercial and Industrial Pipe Bending 120
    Residential Wiring Methods 120
    Introduction to Contracting 120
    TOTAL HOURS 960
  • Tuition – In-District $2,880
    Tuition – Out-of-District $3,840
    Fees $1,175
    Books $275
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Instructor

Brian McLaughlin
bmclaughlin@wwtech.edu