Apprentice Lineman Training
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The Alliance proudly offers a quality lineman training program available only to MPUA municipal members utility personnel for the purpose of skill improvement or apprenticeship training. The Apprentice Lineman Program is a four-year program designed to provide entry-level (apprentice) electric employees with the knowledge they need to perform their jobs safely and efficiently. The Apprentice Lineman Program is registered with the U.S. Department of Labor, Office of Apprenticeship and Training. The curriculum includes training modules ranging from line tools to substation inspection and overhead maintenance of conductors and much more. The modules include detailed instructions, diagrams and examples. The result is a comprehensive training program which combines classroom and correspondence academics with practical hands-on training. |
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Hands-on training provided in MPUA's Apprentice Lineman Program includes one week training sessions for Pole Climbing and Bucket Truck Operation at the National Utility Industry Training Fund (NUITF) facilities in Kansas City. Workshops include the fundamentals and experience necessary to qualify lineworkers in climbing as well as bucket truck essentials.
MPUA's training programs include an Advanced Journeyman Lineman program. A one-year correspondence course designed for seasoned veterans in public power systems to obtain federally recognized Journeyman credentials. This is for the Lineman who has 10 years or more experience in transmission and distribution, but lacks the certification from the U.S. Dept. of Labor. |
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Forms and Applications
For more information, contact Mike Conyers or Cathy Susa at the Alliance office at (573) 445-3279.

