Electrical & Industrial Systems

Austin Carson

Electrical Instructor

austin.carson@lcsk12.org

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In Electrical and Industrial Systems, students will learn about electrical safety, installing conduit systems; wiring and devices for residential, commercial, and industrial applications; and planning and installing power supply systems. Also students will learn how to install and wire manual motor control systems and learn basic applications for Programmable Logic Controllers. Students have the opportunity to earn a NCCER certificate.

It helps to be:

  • Fascinated by electricity and how things work

  • Able to work with small parts

If you are interested in working on complex electrical and industrial equipment...

see your counselor to enroll today!

The Electrical/ Industrial Systems program offers three pathways in the course of study:

  • Electrical Construction Pathway

  • Industrial Maintenance Pathway

  • Power Lineman Pathway


Fees/Costs:
Lab/Shop Fees $15
SkillsUSA $25
TOTAL: $40

1st Year Students

2nd Year Students

3rd Year Students

432501) Electrical Technology 1
(432502) Electrical Technology 2

(432503) Electrical Technology 3
(432505) Commercial Wiring

(432504) Industrial Wiring
(432910) CTE Lab in Architecture and Construction

CREDENTIALING CERTIFICATION OPPORTUNITIES

Our goal is to provide students with the opportunity to build stackable credentials such as OSHA 10 Hour safety cards in Construction and General Industry as they navigate their programs of study. This will make our students more valuable to potential employers. Electrical Technology offers the following certification opportunity:

  • NCCER Core

  • NCCER Electrical Level 1 - Students earning the Level 1 credential  and entering an apprentice program through an Associated Builders and Contractors member begin as 2nd year apprentices

  • OSHA 10-hour safety cards in Construction and General Industry

  • Construction and Skills Test (CAST) credential

Students may receive ARTICULATED credit through Calhoun Community College after completing quality assurance criteria in this Career Technical program:

  • up to 15 semester hours of credit

  • a short-term certificate in Electrical Technology