If you would like to begin a career as an electrician, you will have to earn a license as a Journeyman Electrician. This involves a two-year degree or four years of work experience with a Master ...

A career as a licensed electrician gives you the opportunity to solve problems, work with your hands and avoid the confines of an office. Although you don't need a college degree to be an electrician, ...

Learned the basics of line work in a pre-apprenticeship program before starting his apprenticeship. Feels honored to be part of the line trade so he can help keep the electrical grid up and running.

Automakers are churning out electric vehicles. Solar panels and wind turbines are increasingly dotting the landscape. Homeowners and real-estate developers are leaning into green buildings. There are ...

Not so long ago, apprentices could only learn skills and best practices through hands-on training. Today, apprentices can explore equipment within a substation anytime and anywhere through MidAmerican ...

Although the National Electrical Code (NEC) is the most significant publication for electrical installations in our industry, it’s also the most intimidating — especially to those new to the field.

Our St. Maries, Idaho facility's electrician apprenticeship program consists of a combination of online/classroom coursework and practical experience. Electrician apprentices must accrue 8,000 hours ...

The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 725 has its fingers on the pulse of the local workforce, recruiting and training technicians who, rather than accruing college debt, are ...