Electrical Workers - TRAINING
The finest electrical workers in the country receive their
training through the National Joint Apprenticeship and Training
Committee of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA)
and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW).
It's a model education partnership which produces the
best-trained, most up-to-date electrical apprentices and
journeymen in the country. All of the $100 million annually
spent is privately funded.
Locally in New Jersey, the NJATC's goal is to provide the
highest quality training to those interested in a career in the
various fields within the electrical industry. In addition
to receiving skilled training on the job, our Journeymen and
Apprentices are provided trade related classroom training that
produces competency and pride that lead to true craftsmanship.
Our local training committee provides special classes with
hands-on training to support classroom lectures and discussions.
There are many specialty areas where you will find electrical
workers. These areas are best described by the type of work
done:
- Alarm and Signal
- Atomic Research Service
- Bridge Operators
- Cable Splicer's
- Cable Television
- Communications
- Cranemen
- Electrical Equipment Service
- Electrical Inspection
- Electrical Manufacturing
- Electronic Technicians
- Fixture Manufacturing
- Government
- Instrument Technicians
- Line Clearance Tree Trimming
- Maintenance
- Maintenance and Operation
- Manufacturing Office Workers
- Marine
- Motion Picture Studios
- Nuclear Service Technician
- Powerhouse
- Professional Engineers & Technicians
- Professional Technical and Clerical
- Radio-Television Broadcasting
- Radio-Television Manufacturing
- Radio-Television Service
- Railroad
- Service Operation
- Shopmen
- Sign Erectors
- Sound and Public Access
- Sound Technicians
- Telephone
- Utility
- Utility Office Workers
- Warehouse and Supply
In order to assess which sector is right for you, our
International has put together four videos, one on each of our
four sectors. Each of these videos not only shows examples of
work being done, but also includes information about
opportunities in electrical construction, and information about
how you can apply for an apprenticeship position.
Electrical Workers Training News and Videos
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