Power System Electrician

This program will train you to install, maintain and repair electrical power generation, transmission and distribution systems and equipment in substations and metering. Power system electricians generally work in 2 distinct areas – substations and metering.

About the program     How to apply

Career Options

  • In substations, power system electricians work with high voltage equipment such as circuit breakers, transformers, switches and the control circuits for protection, indication and monitoring systems.
  • In metering, power system electricians work with a variety of recording devices, such as supervisory controls, indicating and recording devices, switchboards, and equipment circuitry found in generating stations and powerhouses.

Power system electricians are employed by utility companies, large industrial facilities and their subcontractors.

Where it can take you

Median Journeyman Salary

Starting Average
 
Industry Average (with experience)
 

Quick Facts

Outcome: Other
Delivery Options: Apprenticeship
International Applicants: Not accepted
Location: Edmonton and Area

Period descriptions

Fees & Expenses

Visit the Fees & Expenses section to find the costs for each period, including tuition, books, supplies, NAITSA and materials fees.

Entrance Requirements

Academic
All applicants are required to meet the following academic and subject prerequisites.

Non-Academic
This program has additional entrance requirements in addition to academic prerequisites.

Application Deadlines

All application deadlines, start dates and training schedules are posted on the Tradesecrets website.


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