Apprentice
What does an Apprentice do?
Apprentices refine their knowledge and proficiency through a combination of on the job learning experiences and electrical apprenticeship instruction through a registered apprenticeship program. They are mentored by a journeyperson and develop a strong understanding of basic construction principles, best means, and methods for installing various electrical systems.
What skills are required of an Apprentice?
Apprentices are capable of reading and translating construction drawings to guide and plan their installations per the contract scope of work and any applicable state or local codes. They are also able to safely install overhead and underground raceway and conductor systems, install switchgear, panelboards, and transformers, as well as troubleshoot and install basic low voltage systems.
“On the jobsite, I love interacting with my peers. What inspires me to keep working in the construction industry, is the people I’m surrounded by.”
Recommended Certificates Provided through Gaylor University for Highest Performing Apprentices
OSHA 10
Personal Development: Financial Wellness
Jobsite Safety Level 1
NCCER Electrical Level 1
NCCER Electrical Level 2
NCCER Electrical Level 3
NCCER Electrical Level 4
Mobile Elevated Work Platform Operator
UTV Operator
Industrial Fork Truck Operator
All-Terrain Fork Truck Operator
First Aid, CPR, AED
Safety Documentation Level 1
Customer Experience
Personal Development: Health & Wellness
Professional Development Level 1
Personal Safety Level 1
Installation Level 1
Troubleshooting Level 1
