Industrial Electrician Apprenticeship Courses

Area Of Interest

Apprenticeship
Skilled Trades

Program Code

442A

Courses

  1. Electrical Fundamentals
    • Introduction to basic electrical concepts
    • Electrical laws and principles
  2. Blueprint Reading and Schematic Interpretation
    • Understanding and interpreting electrical blueprints and schematics
    • Creating and modifying electrical drawings
  3. Industrial Electrical Equipment
    • Introduction to motors, generators, and transformers
    • Operation and maintenance of industrial electrical equipment
  4. Safety and Code Compliance
    • Electrical safety standards and practices
    • Overview of the Canadian Electrical Code
  5. Wiring Methods and Practices
    • Techniques for installing various wiring systems
    • Conduit bending and cable installation
  6. Control Systems and Automation
    • Basics of automated control systems, including PLCs
    • Installation and troubleshooting of control systems
  7. Instrumentation and Measurement
    • Use and maintenance of test and measuring equipment
    • Understanding instrumentation devices
  8. Power Distribution and Systems
    • Study of low and high-voltage power distribution
    • Installation and maintenance of power systems
  9. Motor Drives and Control Systems
    • Working with AC and DC motor drives
    • Installation and maintenance of motor control systems
  10. Renewable Energy Systems
    • Introduction to renewable energy technologies
    • Installation and maintenance of solar and wind power systems
  11. Communication and Signalling Systems
    • Installation and maintenance of low-voltage communication systems
    • Understanding of communication and signalling in industrial settings
  12. Practical Lab and Workshop Training
    • Hands-on practice in a simulated industrial environment
    • Application of learned skills in real-world scenarios
  13. Workplace Communication Skills
    • Effective communication in an industrial setting
    • Use of communication devices and computers in the trade
  14. Advanced Electrical Theory and Practice
    • Deep dive into complex electrical concepts
    • Advanced troubleshooting techniques
  15. Emergency and Standby Power Systems
    • Installation and maintenance of emergency power systems
    • Working with backup generators and UPS systems
  16. Capstone Project
    • Integrative project to showcase skills and knowledge
    • Real-world problem-solving in industrial electrical systems

Elective Courses (Optional)

  1. Specialized Welding Techniques for Electricians
    • Basic welding skills applicable to electrical trade
    • Focus on oxy-fuel cutting and welding procedures
  2. Advanced Automation Systems
    • In-depth study of complex automation and robotic systems
    • Programming and maintenance of advanced control systems
  3. Data Centers and Critical Infrastructure
    • Electrical systems in data centers and critical facilities
    • Focus on reliability and redundancy in power systems

 

Courses are delivered on a rotating basis according to the number of apprentices in each level.

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Larry Prystanski

Program Coordinator
(807) 475-6283