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Length of Program
A minimum of 72 credit hours is required for graduation. A
full-time student could expect to complete the program in
four quarters. Completion time for part-time students will
depend upon course load taken.
Campus Location
The Electrical
Construction and Maintenance diploma is offered on the
Coffee Campus and new students are accepted during spring
and fall quarters.
Employment
Opportunities
Graduates from this
program are prepared for entry-level employment as
commercial electricians, residential electricians,
maintenance electricians, or maintenance trainees in
government, public utility companies, and private industry.
Salary Range
The average annual salary
range for Electrical Construction and Maintenance graduates
is $17,000 to $32,000.
Personal Characteristics
To succeed in the
Electrical Construction and Maintenance field, individuals
must be willing to work in all environments and to work with
others in confined areas, be able to multi-task, pay
attention to detail, and to be very safety conscious for
self, others, and property. They should also be prepared to
upgrade skills to meet industry changes and possess strong
customer service skills. |
