Apprenticeship Training Center

Those looking to become an electrical worker can choose a number of paths to take depending on the amount of electricity they want to work with. Electrical workers can work with either low-voltage, high-voltage or normal voltage systems. Electrical Workers must be able to stand, kneel and bend for extended periods of time. Also, electrical workers frequently work from ladders and lifts, meaning they cannot be afraid of working from heights. Electrical Workers start their careers as apprentices. The no-cost apprenticeship program involves working in the field for an electrical contractor while getting paid as part of your on-the-job training.