Delivering the best trained electricians in the electrical construction industry.
Delivering the best trained electricians in the electrical construction industry.
Phone: (315) 782-1675
We are co-sponsored by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 910 and the National Electrical Contractors Association Northern New York Chapter. The apprentice combines on-the-job work experience with classroom training. The classroom training takes place 1 day/wk. Apprentices in both our Plattsburgh and Watertown programs would be assigned to one of our local electrical contractors. As you learn by doing, you are also paid directly by the contractor with whom you are employed. In this process, you receive guaranteed promotions and pay raises, in addition to learning a new trade. As you develop more complex job skills and improve your knowledge, you are rewarded for your hard work.
The best part of all...there's no cost for the training!! Apprentices completing this program have no loans to repay. You are simply responsible to pay for the books required to complete the program.
We feel that nothing is more important than safety in all of our workplaces, at each job location, and among our employees - we relish a safe environment for all!
The nature of the electrical industry is forever changing. It is important our Electricians continue their education in order to do their work with the most knowledge and efficiency possible.
We believe in doing it right the first time, standing behind our professional installations to meet the needs of our customers, providing the highest quality work possible - on time, on budget!
IBEW Electricians are the best trained Electricians in the world. It's because of our highly advanced training program that IBEW Local 910 is able provide its contractors with the best trained electricians in the electrical industry.
As your skills improve, and you complete - and pass!
the class work, you will also receive pay increases.
The pay structure for our apprentices is based on a six (6) period system. Our first year students start out as first period apprentices. After 1000 hours of on-the-job (OJT) training, and satisfactory progress in the classroom, you would then move up to the second period (or second year). After the successful completion of your first year classroom training and 2000 OJT hours, you would move up again to third period
The electrical training ALLIANCE developed uniform standards that are adopted and used nationwide to select and train thousands of qualified men and women each year.
Through the electrical training ALLIANCE, the IBEW and NECA have hundreds of local programs offering apprenticeship and training in the following areas:
Residential Wireman
Journey- Level Worker Lineman
Journey-Level Worker Tree Trimmer
Journey-Level Worker Inside Wireman
Telecommunication VDV Installer-Technician
You will be a certified electrician, capable of performing all aspects of the electrical field. Apprenticeship training provides all of the knowledge necessary for an individual to perform tasks in a professional manner while helping the individual to sharpen his or her skills and abilities to be the best workers in the electrical construction and maintenance industry.
Just some of the training you will receive ...
Residential, Commercial
& Industrial Electrical Work
AC-Theory
Blueprints
Applied Codeology
Conduit Fabrication
Safety
OSHA 10
OSHA 30
Electrical Safety Related
Work Practices
Fire Alarm, Security, Nurse Call
& Other Systems
Building Automation
Electric Vehicle
Health Care Systems
Electrical Building Systems
Photovoltaics
Light Energy Management
Grounding & Bonding
Data Systems & Fiber Optics
Installer Tech
Fiber Optics Level 1
Test Instruments
To Name Only A Few...
NECA Foremanship
Rigging, Hoisting, Signaling
Welding
Alan Smith
Training Director
+1 (315) 782-1675
Fax: (315) 782-0120