High Voltage Electrical Apprentice
Competency-based
ONET: 47-2111.00
3
Years
31
Skills
180h
Related instructions
Classroom instruction topics
- Diploma in Electrical Studies - Revised 2017 (Appendix A)
- Electrical Wiring I: Residential
- Electrical Wiring II: Residential
- Electrical Wiring III: Commercial
- Electrical Wiring IV: Commercial
- Safety Training - UF Safety Orientation
- Safety Training - Arc Flash Training
- Safety Training - Bloodborne Pathogen (HEP-B Shot Req.)
- Safety Training - Hazard Communication
- Safety Training - Lockout/Tagout
- Safety Training - Confined Space/ Air Monitoring
- Safety Training - OSHA Electrical Safety Qualified
- Safety Training - Fall Protection
- Safety Training - Asbestos/Lead Awareness/Silica Dust
- Safety Training - Ladder Safety
- Safety Training - Power Hand Tool Safety
- Safety Training - Personal Protective Equipment
- Safety Training - OSHA Housekeeping
- Safety Training - Slips, Trips, Falls
- Safety Training - Machine Guarding
- Safety Training - Back Safety
- Safety Training - Medical Records
- Safety Training - Hearing Protection
- Safety Training - Incident Reporting
- Safety Training - Portable Fire Extinguisher/Fire Safety
- Safety Training - Powder Actuated Tools
- Safety Training - Heat Stress
- Safety Training - Vehicle Safety
- Safety Training - Spill Prevention, Control, & Countermeasures
- Safety Training - Equipment Training Including
- Safety Training - Forklift Operator Training (In-house)
- Safety Training - AAA Driver Improvement Training
- Safety Training - Scaffold Building
- Safety Training - Aerial Work Platforms
- Clemson Employee Development Training - Civil Treatment for Employees (HR)
- Clemson Employee Development Training - Employee Computing Orientation (CCIT)
On-the-job training
- Medium Voltage
- Level I - Demonstrate knowledge of the various components of the medium voltage distribution system including transformers, padmount switchgear, underground distribution systems, overhead lines, and switching stations.
- Level II - Assist with the installation and repair of the campus primary electrical distribution systems (12470V/4160V) including padmount transformers, padmount switchgear, underground distribution systems, and switching stations.
- Level II - Assist with predictive and preventive maintenance, repair and construction of overhead lines and poles, circuit switching equipment, fuses, and pole mount transformers.
- Level III - Perform predictive and preventive maintenance, repair and construction associated with campus primary electrical distribution systems (12470V/4160V) including transformers, padmount switchgear, underground distribution systems, and switching s
- Level III - Perform predictive and preventive maintenance, repair and construction of overhead lines and poles, circuit switching equipment, fuses, and pole mount transformers with limited supervision.
- Electrical Construction
- Level I - Assist with the layout and installation of electrical conduit systems consisting of rigid steel, electrical metal tubing, non-metallic conduit (PVC) and concrete encased ductbank.
- Level II - Layout and install electrical conduit systems consisting of rigid steel, electrical metallic tubing, non-metallic conduit (PVC) and concrete encased ductbank with supervision.
- Level III - Layout and install electrical conduit systems consisting of rigid steel, electrical metal tubing, non-metallic conduit (PVC) and concrete encased ductbank with limited supervision.
- Level III - Installation of campus site lighting and systems including walkways, streets, parking lots and other outdoor areas with limited supervision.
- Level II - Assist with the layout and installation of overhead distribution systems consisting of wood pole, cross-arms, insulators, guy wires, conductors, fuses, and surge arrestors.
- Level III - Layout and install overhead distribution systems consisting of wood pole, cross-arms, insulators, guy wires, conductors, fuses, and surge arrestors with supervision.
- Electrical Systems Maintenance
- Level I - Assist with the maintenance, repair, and replacement of electrical equipment and apparatus including single and three phase motors, starters, fused and non-fused disconnect switches, panelboards, switchgear, and circuit breakers.
- Level I - Assist with the maintenance, repair, and replacement of outdoor campus lighting systems including pole mounted light fixtures, photocells, poles, bases and wiring.
- Level I - Assist with traffic safety and temporary traffic control for work in and along campus roadways.
- Level II - Read, understand plans/specifications, and apply them to work in the field.
- Level II - Perform maintenance, repair, replacement of electrical equipment and apparatus including single and three phase motors, starters, fused and non-fused disconnect switches, panelboards, switchgear, and circuit breakers with supervision.
- Level II - Perform maintenance and repair of outdoor campus lighting systems including pole mounted light fixtures, photocells, poles, bases and wiring with supervision.
- Level II - Assist with troubleshooting and repair of traffic signal equipment including pedestrian push buttons, signal heads, detection systems, and control cabinets.
- Level III - Perform maintenance, repair, replacement of traffic signal equipment including pedestrian push buttons, signal heads, detection systems, and control cabinets with supervision.
- Level III - Perform maintenance and repair of outdoor campus lighting systems including pole mounted light fixtures, photocells, poles, bases and wiring with limited supervision
- Codes and Regulations
- Level I - Demonstrate basic knowledge of topics covered in the National Electrical Code (NEC).
- Level I - Demonstrate basic knowledge of topics covered in the NFPA 70E.
- Level II - Demonstrate ability to apply National Electrical Code (NEC) requirements to applicable field work on cable protection and equipment grounding.
- Level II - Demonstrate ability to apply NFPA 70E guidelines for Arc Flash safety.
- Level II - Demonstrate basic knowledge of topics covered in the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC).
- Level III - Demonstrate ability to apply National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) requirements to applicable field work for overhead line clearances.
- General Duties
- Ensures work is performed in compliance with safety, building, fire, hazardous and other applicable codes, and regulations.
- Knowledge of AIM or comparable Work Order Tracking System and ability to enter data as needed.
- Works and communicates well with supervisor, customer, and coworkers.
- Cross-trains in Electrical Maintenance.
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