Job Specifications

Location

Warren, Ohio

Workplace

On-site

Published

a month ago

Type

Apprenticeship

Career Level

Entry Level

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Electrical apprentices will plan, assemble and install all electrical apparatuses, equipment, fixtures and wiring used in electrical systems for maintenance, renovation and new construction projects. Other tasks may include installation, connecting and troubleshooting of electrical machinery, control devices, industrial equipment and signal communications systems.


Students spend three years in the Residential Apprenticeship Program learning to install power, communication and security systems, according to local codes and standards. They will work on houses, condominiums, apartment buildings and some assisted living facilities. During this three-year program, students attend 480 hours of related trade classes.

In the future, it’s possible that college credit could be given for these classes. Residential apprentices complete a minimum of 4,800 hours of on-the-job training with signatory contractors and receive a residential wireman certificate upon completion of the program.


Requirements

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The Warren Electrical Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee takes affirmative action to provide equal opportunity for apprenticeship candidates. The recruitment, selection, employment and training of apprentices are done without discrimination because of race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex or disabilities.

Minimum requirements

Applicants for the Warren JATC apprenticeship program must meet specific criteria to qualify. They must:

Be at least 18 years of age (Or 17 to apply)

Be a high school graduate or have a GED; or, in lieu of either of those, have at least a two-year associate’s degree

Provide a high school diploma and official transcript for high school and post secondary education and training or an official copy of a GED certificate and transcripts, if applicable

Possess a valid driver’s license

Veterans must provide DD-214

Meet minimum requirements by taking an aptitude test

Interview process

To qualify for an interview, an applicant must score a “4” or higher on the electrical trade’s aptitude test. Warren JATC will contact qualified applicants by mail with interview date and time. All qualified candidates’ results are statistically recorded and ranked. All qualified applicants will remain on the ranking list and in the pool of eligible applicants for two years after the date of their interview. Any applicant who declines a selection offer will be removed from the ranking list. 

After selection

If selected to participate in the apprenticeship program, applicants must pass a medical physical and drug test given by a physician selected by Warren JATC. An applicant cannot start working without this medical release.

Questions? Contact us at 

Warren Electrical JATC

4550 Research Parkway

Warren, OH 44483

Phone: (330) 394-3690


Additional Information

Trade Organization

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers