Electrical Construction
The Electrical Construction Program prepares students to meet the needs of entry level and first year apprenticeship positions. Each student learns how to apply theoretical electrical concepts to practical applications by employing hands-on procedures.
Program of Study:
Course
Year 1
Year 2
Safety
1. Shop Safety
2. Job Site Safety According to
OSHA
3. N.J. CCC Standards
1. Implementation of Lock Out Tag Out Procedures
Career Education and Employability Skills
1. Identifying various career
opportunities
1. Learn and apply employability skills in school and on the job via Cooperative Education
Residential Installation
1. Basic Circuitry
2. The Atomic Theory
3. Trouble shooting various
electrical systems
4. Electrical Calculations
1. Master the use of The National
Electric Code
2. Install different power supplies
3. Electrical service installation
Commercial & Industrial Installation
1. Conduit Bending
2. Overhead Installations
3. Underground Installations
1. Motor Control Drawings and
Interpretations
2. Motors and Motor Control
Installations
3. Security and Fire Alarm Systems
Career Paths
Electrifying career choices include:
Electrical Construction
Industrial Motor Control
Residential Wiring
Security Systems
Fire Alarm Systems
Electrical Engineering
College
Rutgers College of Engineering
University of Pennsylvania
Mercer County Community College
Bucks County Community College
Teacher
Sam Bell Jr. a Licensed Electrical Contractor with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Industrial Education and an Associate Degree in Drafting and Design. Certified Industrial Education Instructor and Licensed Electrical Contractor
