Electrical Systems
Harkness - Kenton - Potter
Harkness - Kenton - Potter
Students will learn the theory and fundamentals of electrical systems and apply it to hands-on projects. Topics of study include: electrical safety, basics of hand and power tools, specialized tools and equipment, wiring methods, calculations and measuring, electrical circuits and troubleshooting methods, industrial motor controls, and residential and blue print reading. Students will explore renewable technologies and energy sources, control systems, and business and industry principles like financial literacy. Students will earn their OSHA 10 Safety Certification.
This program focuses on the importance of safety, theory, and application of all facets of the electrical industry.
Students have the opportunity to complete a 30-hour internship with electrician in the field.
Students will learn the codes associated with the electrical industry.
Solar and wind technology is an emphasis of this program.
Alfred State College
Lincoln Technical Institute
SUNY Erie
Mohawk Valley Community College
Apprentice
Electrician Helper
Audio Service Technician
Automotive Electrician
Commercial Electrician
Electrical Sales Representative
Residential Electrician
Electrical Construction & Maintenance Management
Electrical Engineer
Electrical Inspector
Maintenance Technician
Solar Technician (Photovoltaics)
Utility Scale Worker
Wind Turbine Technician
Strong Construction/Engineering Math including measurements and fractions
Work well in teams and individually
Able to understand and follow safety standards
Lift 50+ lbs.
Will work on ladders
Work as a group and individually
Strong writing skills
Boots or safety shoes are required for this program.
Large class size (28+)
Safety Standards are rigorous (OSHA compliance mandated)
Labwork is physically demanding
The shop is loud and spread out
Will work outside in the elements
Students are required to work independently and collaboratively in groups