Industrial Electrician

All Eastern Trades programs are available at the Saint John, NB Campus only.

Industrial Electrician
Do you have in interest in working with your hands on complex electrical equipment? The Industrial Electrician Diploma program at Eastern College is an extremely practical approach to learning the extensive skills required for success in the electrical trades. Under your careful monitoring, motors, generators, pumps, lighting systems, and associated controls must be installed, tested, inspected, and serviced to support critical commercial and industrial operations. Training is evenly divided between classroom theory and shop application, giving you practical hands-on experience before you ever set foot on a job site. Graduates may use this training as a credit towards apprenticeship, for a head start on your electrician career path. Graduates will be eligible to complete the Apprentice Level I Exam.

Program Length: 28 Weeks
Campus Locations: Saint John

Testimonial

This program has given me self-confidence in my ability and has helped to bring my life together. I am now focused and moving forward in a very positive career change.

Sandi H - Construction Electrician | June 2010

Course Highlights

Student Success Strategies

Basic Mathematics

Composition of Matter

Current, Voltage and Resistance

Characteristics of Conductors

Series Resistive Circuits

Parallel Resistive Circuits

Series-Parallel Resistive Circuits

Work, Energy, Power and Efficiency

Edison 3-Wire Distribution Systems

Methods of Producing EMF

Cells and Batteries

Magnetism

Electromagnetism and Electromagnetic Induction

Generators

Safety

Meters

Conductors

Splicing and Terminating (Low Voltage)

Resistors

Switching Circuits

Basic Circuits using Buzzers and Chimes

Relays and Controls

Low Voltage Switching

Residential Alarm Systems and Smoke Alarms

Introduction to Code

General Rules – Section 2

Introduction to Alternating Current

Inductance

Capacitance

Conductor Material and Sizes

Service and Grounding Requirements

Service and Feeders and Branch Circuits

Wiring Methods

Installation of Electrical Equipment

Installation of Lighting Equipment

Lighting

Data Cabling

Class 1 and Class 2 Circuits

Blueprint Reading Principles

Orthographic Projection / Diagrams

Dimensioning and Scaling / Print and Diagram Nomenclature/

Construction Drawings

Print Reading / Applied Drawings

Rigging Procedures

Heating and Cooling Controls

Professional Skills

Fasteners

Hand and Power Tools

Conduit and Devices

Miscellaneous Wireways

Intro to Alternating Current Series Circuits

Parallel AC Circuits

Series RLC

Parallel RLC

Work Placement

Workplace Standard First Aid WHMIS

Essential Skills Assessment and Support

Power Relationships

Grounding and Bonding

Three Phase System General

Single Motor Control / Pilot Devices and Symbols

Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers

HVA C Rooftop Units

AC Fundamentals

Power Factor Correction

Potential Careers

Graduates of this program may find work as an Industrial Electrician in:

- Commercial Operations
- Industrial Operations
- Oil and Gas Business
- Alarm Maintenance
- Pulp and Paper Industry
- Power Generation
- Public Utilities

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