Overview
General maintenance workers are required to work on machines, equipment, and systems that are powered and controlled by electrical energy. This short-term training program is designed to give employees the necessary skills needed to safely troubleshoot and solve electrical problems within their work environment.
Program requirements and course descriptions for:
Electrical Maintenance Certificate
For Minimum Program Entry Requirements, Course Sequence and Program Outcomes,
please see the Program Requirements Guides.
What You'll Learn
- Basic AC and DC electrical concepts.
- How to maintain electrical distribution systems and electrical equipment.
- How to troubleshoot and repair commercial, industrial, or residential electrical problems.
- Basic knowledge of the NEC (National Electrical Code).
Career Settings
- Large companies
- Factories
- Assembly plants
- Schools
- Hotels
- State, county, or city governments
Potential Employers
- Xcel Energy
- Kelly Inn
- Sheraton Hotels
- DNR
- Washington County Maintenance
- Target Corporation
Additional Benefits
- Learn from experienced instructors who teach in a "hands on" environment.
- Intern in a business facility while attending college.
- Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of industries and companies.