The main responsibility of an electrician is to connect a power system to an outside power source and ensure the power is distributed throughout a project, as directed. Work includes installing conduit; running wire; installation of electrical systems, motors, outlets, fixtures, etc.; and maintenance, upkeep and repair of all electrical systems and wiring.

Installer-technicians typically install low voltage systems, which consists of video, data and audio or voice systems like telephones, internet connections, intercoms and alarm systems. They might also run fiber optic cable or coaxial cable, which are used for computers and operating controls for machinery. This type of work is crucial to the functionality of office buildings, schools, hospitals, residential structures and other buildings where instant communication and connectivity is necessary.

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The earn while you learn apprenticeship model means that as apprentices learn new skills, they are earning a livable wage and benefits such as full family medical insurance and retirement benefits. Instead of taking on the financial burden of other career training programs or further education, consider an apprenticeship with the Electrical Trades Center. Men or women, regardless of race, who want to apply to The Electrical Trades Center apprenticeship programs can do so online, in-person by stopping at the ETC and filling out an application or by calling 614-463-5282 for the application packet. Please note, there is an application fee.

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