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Electrical & Mechanical Training

The Electrical & Mechanical Training program equips learners with the practical skills, safety knowledge, and technical foundation needed to work in high-demand electrical and mechanical environments. Trainees learn how systems work, how to troubleshoot safely, and how to support installation, maintenance, and repair tasks in real job settings.

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This pathway prepares students to move from beginner or semi-skilled → confident, job-ready technician support level with clear routes to certification and employment.

Who It’s For

Ideal for:

  • Veterans transitioning into technical trades

  • Returning citizens seeking skilled, sustainable work

  • Unemployed adults wanting hands-on technical careers

  • Facility and maintenance career seekers

  • Problem-solvers who enjoy working with tools and systems

No previous technical background is required — we train from the ground up.

Engineering Component Blueprint

Real Skills & Certifications

Depending on program delivery, students may be prepared toward:

  • OSHA Electrical Safety Basics

  • NCCER Electrical or Industrial Maintenance modules

  • Lockout/Tagout and workplace safety procedures

  • Multimeter basics and electrical testing tools

  • Introductory National Electrical Code concepts

(Credentials can be tailored to the client’s final offering.)

What Students Will Learn

  • Electrical safety, hazards, and PPE

  • Basic electrical theory: volts, amps, resistance, circuits

  • Wiring basics, connectors, panels, and components

  • Intro to motors, pumps, valves, and mechanical systems

  • Troubleshooting fundamentals for electrical & mechanical issues

  • Tool use, measurement, and hand/power equipment handling

  • Workplace readiness, teamwork, and professional conduct

Program Structure

Career Outcomes / Job Roles

Graduates are prepared for entry-level roles such as:

  • Electrical helper / technician assistant

  • Mechanical maintenance trainee

  • Industrial maintenance support worker

  • Building systems technician assistant

  • Facilities maintenance support

  • Apprentice-level pathways in electrical trades

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These roles are:

  • high-demand across industries

  • pathways to strong long-term earnings

  • stepping stones to licensed trades

Worker In Workshop

Ready to start your electrical & mechanical career?

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