Industrial Electricity Courses

Total Clock Hours 1080

ARCA101 First Aid and CPR

Clock Hours 5
The American Red Cross Adult First Aid/CPR/AED course incorporates the latest science and teaches students to recognize and care for a variety of first aid emergencies such as choking, life-threatening bleeding, sudden illnesses and how to respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies.

BMCOSHA OSHA 10

Clock Hours 10
This training provides information and guidance for occupational safety and health regulations, standards, and practices that help prevent injuries and keep workplaces safe and productive.

ES1111 Job Search and Interview Skills

Clock Hours 9
This course is designed to equip students with the necessary skills for obtaining employment and succeeding in interviews. Students receive guidance in identifying potential employers, completing effective job applications, and developing targeted resumes and cover letters that reflect their training and skills. Emphasis is placed on interview preparation, including understanding interview formats, responding to interview questions, and demonstrating confidence and professionalism throughout the hiring process. Students complete a practice interview to apply learning in a realistic setting.

ES1121 Professional Workplace Communication

Clock Hours 6
This course introduces students to effective and professional communication in workplace settings. Students learn key components of communication, identify and address common barriers, and practice active listening and constructive feedback. Instruction includes adapting communication styles to workplace situations and applying conflict resolution strategies. Students practice communicating across multiple formats while building professionalism and interpersonal skills valued by employers. Course content and curriculum are responsive to employer input and industry expectations.

IE 1012 Industrial Safety and Health

Clock Hours 115
Introduction to Industrial Workplace Safety and Health. Electrical safety in the workplace; personal protective equipment, control of hazardous energy and risk analysis. Explore the specific personal protective equipment and hazard mitigation techniques used in tower climbing, with environmental hazards, working at heights and with energy stored in battery and energy storage systems typically found in renewable power installations.

IE 1113 Industrial Technology

Clock Hours 205
Utilize measurement systems and instruments, technical communication, drafting, blueprints, work standards, rigging, machine tools, mechanical fastening systems, electrical connections, and terminations, working with metal, metal cutting, quality control. Interpret electrical construction drawings or blueprints according to the National Electrical Code to determine wiring and electrical installation requirements, circuit prints and develop take-offs.

IE 1411 DC Circuits

Clock Hours 180
Perform basic and complex DC circuit analysis; design, build, test, and troubleshoot DC circuits and devices. Explore the electrical and magnetic properties of materials. Build, test, and maintain battery systems as used in off-grid power systems.

IE 1421 AC Circuits

Clock Hours 170
Perform basic and complex AC circuit analysis; design, build, test, and troubleshoot AC circuits and devices. Build, test, and measure circuits that have complex impedance; calculate system power factors; real and reactive loads. Wire circuits to National Electrical Code using cable and conduit systems.

IE 1511 Electrical Machines

Clock Hours 180
Theory, operation, construction, and maintenance of electrical machines used for generation, distribution, and mechanical power. Installation, theory, and operation of electrically excited and permanent magnet synchronous alternators. Calculate and size transformer and motor circuits utilizing the National Electrical Code. Design, draw, build and troubleshoot motor control circuits.

IE 1711 Mechatronics and Automated Systems

Clock Hours 200
Design, build, program, and maintain automated industrial mechatronic systems using computers, micro-controllers, PLC’s, VFD’s, pneumatic, hydraulic, and electro-mechanical systems. Apply the principles and methods of technical occupations; explore concepts of energy, work, efficiency, force, and motion. Build and test automated power distribution and generation systems.