Electricians
Electrical construction is a dynamic and diverse industry with specialized skills. The electrician must be able to layout, assemble, install, repair, and test entire electrical and electronics systems.
Along with their electrical training, journeyperson electricians must have a complete working knowledge of blueprint reading and know the National Electric Code and local codes.
There is, of course, the hazard of electrical shock and burns from "live" wires. Therefore, safe work practice is a must. Electricians must be mechanically inclined, physically fit and enjoy working with mathematical formulas. Electrical work is performed both indoors and outdoors in all temperatures and weather conditions.
You must:
** Individuals who can verify (by providing undistiputable
documenting evidence) that they have worked a minimum of four-thousand
(4000) hours specifically in the electrical construction trade, will
qualify for an oral interview by the J.A.T.C. to be considered along with
other qualified applicants.
How do I prepare for the trade?The following will be helpful to have completed courses in or possess the following skills:
What are the program specifics?
Where do I apply or receive additional training?
Richard M. Brooks Dayton, Ohio
45414 E-mail: dbrooksjatc@sbcglobal.net Web: http://www.daytonohiojatc.org
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