The Electrician – Construction and Maintenance (309A) program is structured into four levels, each comprising a set of specific courses designed to equip apprentices with comprehensive skills and knowledge in the field of electrical construction and maintenance. Here's a summary of the courses offered at each level:
Level 1 (Common Core)
- Communication and Documentation
- Introduction to the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC)
- Trade Practices
- Installation and Maintenance Methods
- Electrical Fundamentals
- Drawings Standards and Specifications Fundamentals.
Level 2 (Common Core)
- Electrical Systems
- Electronic Fundamentals
- Drawings Specifications and Standards Intermediate
- Motor Controls and Devices
- Communication and Monitoring Systems
- Canadian Electrical Code II.
Level 3 (Common Core)
- Renewable Energy Generating and Storage Systems
- Electrical Theory and Applications
- PLC Fundamentals
- Power Electronics
- Drawings Specifications and Standards Advanced
- Introduction to Instrumentation
- Canadian Electrical Code III.
Level 4 (Electrician Construction and Maintenance)
- Building Automation Systems (Common Core)
- Professionalism and Ethics (Common Core)
- Power Conditioning Systems (Common Core)
- Advanced Motors and Generators (Common Core)
- High Voltage Service and Operation (Common Core)
- Speciality Installations (Construction only)
- Canadian Electrical Code IV (Construction Only).
These courses are designed to provide a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, ensuring that apprentices are well-prepared for the demands of the electrical construction and maintenance field.
For a complete list of courses and information regarding the Electrical Apprenticeship can be viewed at the Skilled Trades Ontario Website.
