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LIMITED ENERGY TECHNICIAN -- CLASS A
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Job Description This apprenticeship leads to the Limited Energy Class A Technician license. Limited energy Class A technicians install, maintain, replace and repair electrical systems and equipment of under 100 volt-amperes, including protective signaling systems (fire alarm, nurse call, security), communications systems (data telecommunications, intercom and paging) and specialized control systems (HVAC, medical, boiler, clock and instrumentation). Working Conditions Limited energy electricians work indoors and outdoors. The work requires standing, bending and reaching in cold and wet conditions, and working either in confined crawl spaces or at heights. Tools used include: electrical metering devices, cable pulling devices, electrical hand tools, soldering tools, hammers, drills and side cutters. Wages Beginning apprentices start at 50 percent of the journey-level wage. Upon successful completion of required related class work and on-the-job hours, wages increase, usually every six months, until the journey-level rate is achieved.
Length of Apprenticeship The apprenticeship lasts three to four years. Apprentices must complete a minimum of 144 hours per year of related classroom training and a total of 6,000 hours of on-the-job training. Journey-level limited energy technicians must have a state license. Upon completion of the program, apprentices are referred to the Oregon Building Codes Division for the licensing exam. Minimum Qualifications
Apprenticeship applicants must be at least 17 years of age to apply, and 18 to begin the program. In addition, they must provide proof of high school graduation or equivalent general education development (GED) certificate. They must also complete at least one year of high school algebra or equivalent post-high school algebra course with a passing grade of C, or provide equivalent math placement test results. Apprenticeship committees may require additional qualifications. Apprenticeship Committees
MA# 1053
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Limited Energy Technicians JATC 503-262-9991 x228 www.nietc.org
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Area 1, 6
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MA# 1099
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Limited Energy Electrician JATC 503-598-7789 or 800-729-2040 www.iecoregon.org
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Area 1, 6
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MA# 1100
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Protective Signaling JATC 503-475-6396 www.protectivesignalingjatc.org
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Area 1
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MA# 1124
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State DAS Facilities & SEIU 503 JATC 541-917-4636
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Statewide
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MA# 2009
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Mid-Willamette Industrial TATC 541-917-4636
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Area 2
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MA# 2020
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Area II Limited Energy Electrical JATC 541-917-4636
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Area 2
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MA# 3001
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Central Electrical JATC 541-917-6199 www.cjatc.org
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Area 1, 2, 3, 7
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MA# 3022
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S Willamette Valley Ltd Egy Electrical JATC 541-689-1913
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Area 3, 4, 5
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MA# 4009
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Pacific Inside Electrical JATC 541-756-6997
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Area 2, 3, 4
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MA# 5001
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Crater Lake Electrical JATC 541-773-5888 www.clejatc.org
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Area 5
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MA# 6004
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LU112 - NECA Electrical JATC 509-783-0589 www.jatc112.org
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Area 6, 7
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MA# 6016
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Eastern OR Industrial TATC 541-278-5854
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Area 6
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MA# 7026
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Central OR Ltd Energy Electrical JATC 541-279-1543
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Area 6
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Go to the Occupational Summaries List. Go to the Apprenticeship Opportunities Statewide.
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