Required courses and specifics about degrees offered in this program
Grant Foss
(218) 333-6643
grant.foss@ntcmn.edu
Kurt Kalbrener
(218) 333-6634
kurt.kalbrener@ntcmn.edu
Gwen Oster
(218) 333-6635
gwen.oster@ntcmn.edu
The Construction Electricity diploma program is designed to prepare
the learner to build, install, maintain and repair electrical systems
that provide heat, light, or power for residential, commercial and
industrial structures. Technical and general studies courses provide
learners with a mix of theory and hands on application in classroom,
lab settings and at job sites. This comprehensive program includes
maintenance of electrical equipment, wiring methods, blueprint reading,
material selection, programmable controllers, and National Electric
Code.
The Construction Electricity program major prepares each graduate to enter employment as an apprentice who ultimately can earn a master electrician's license. After completion of this comprehensive program, the construction electrician can assemble, install, and test wiring used in the electrical systems that provide heat, light, and power to residential and commercial buildings.
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