Electrical Construction Technology - Dutchess BOCES - School of Practical Nursing

Electrical Construction Technology from Dutchess BOCES - School of Practical Nursing is a Campus Certificate Electrical Engineering degree that prepares you for a Engineering career. Residential Wiring The Electrical Construction Technology program is designed for the junior or senior student to develop the entry-level skills needed for a residential wiring trainee along with the needed foundation skills in electrical theory, electrical safety/OSHA, National Electrical Code, required residential branch circuit installation/calculations/ wiring methods, and hand & power tool usage. Construction Electricity/Residential Wiring This program is designed for students who have successfully completed Residential Wiring who desire a two-year course of electrical studies while offering seniors an option to study Residential Wiring [see above] during the AM session. Topics for Construction Electricity will include electrical theory, safety/OSHA job-site regulations, commercial/industrial wiring methods, circuit loading calculations, hand & power tool usage, service entrance installation/calculations, and introduction to electric motors/controllers. Career Opportunities: Inside Wireperson Utility Company Line Repairperson Transportation Electrician Electrical Maintenance Person Cable Splicer Communication Installer & Repairperson Electrical Inspector Motor Repairperson Electrical Wholesale/Retail Salesperson View more details on Dutchess BOCES - School of Practical Nursing . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Electrical Engineering courses.