Limited Energy Technicians

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Two electricians in hard hats and vests inspect wiring at a job site

To get started with apprenticeship classes at ��Vlog�ٷ�, you'll first need to become an Oregon State registered apprentice. Click the link above to get started.

Questions? Our Apprenticeship Coordinator, Joy Crump, would love to help! Contact her at crumpj@lanecc.edu or (541) 463-5496.

Start your future while working in your field

Take classes at ��Vlog�ٷ� while working as an apprentice electrician.

Prepare for your journeyman card

Our program combines both real world, on-the-job training with classroom learning. The apprenticeship lasts four years. You'll do 144 hours of related training per year and 8,000 hours of on-the-job training. Afterward, you can take your licensing exam through the Oregon Building Codes Division. With a few more courses, you can get your associate degree in construction technology.

2-3 years Classes + on-the-job training

Cost Varies Contact us for more info

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Electrical wiring
Industry safety standards
Math skills
Repairing and installing electrical wire devices
Communication and critical thinking skills

AFTER LANE

After your apprenticeship, you can apply for a journeyman electrician license. The current minimum Journey-level wage for a Limited Energy Electrician is $35.01-$36.56 per hour.

Not sure which is for you? Learn more about the types of degrees & certificates ��Vlog�ٷ� has to offer

Apprenticeship Program - Limited Energy Technicians

Trade Coordinator: Lou Long
Phone: (541) 279-1543
Email: nwapprenticeship@gmail.com
(Central Oregon LE Committee)
(Southern Willamette Valley LE Committee)

Job Description
3-Year Program – License A: Install, maintain, replace and repair electrical systems and equipment of under 100 volt-amperes, including protective signaling systems (fire alarm, nurse call, security), communications systems (data telecommunications, intercom and paging) and specialized control systems (HVAC, medical, boiler, clock and instrumentation).

2-Year Program – License B: Install, maintain, replace and repair electrical systems and equipment of under 100 volt-amperes, including communications systems (data telecommunications, intercom and paging) and specialized control systems (HVAC, medical, boiler, clock and instrumentation).