NEJATC’s goal is to provide the highest quality training to those interested in a career in the various fields within the electrical industry. The NEJATC trains apprentices to become an Inside Journeyman Wireman. Inside Journeymen Wiremen are electrical workers who install the power, lighting, controls and other electrical equipment in commercial and industrial buildings.
In addition to receiving skill training on the job, our apprentices are provided trade related classroom training that produces competency and pride that lead to true craftsmanship. Quite often some local training committees provide special classes with hands-on training to support classroom lectures and discussions.
Our trained Inside Journeyman Wiremen perform installation and maintenance for commercial and industrial complexes, including office buildings and all complexes, including petrochemical, pulp and paper plants, oil refiners, power houses, retail stores, hospitals, schools, manufacturing plants, etc. Read additional information about the job description for an Inside Journeyman Wireman here.
Program Details:
✓ Blueprint Reading | ✓ Building Automation Systems | ✓ Analog & Digital Electronic | ✓ Instrumentation |
✓ Fire Alarms & Security | ✓ Energy Management Systems | ✓ Data Communications | ✓ Conduit Bending |
✓ Motor Design & Motor Control | ✓ High Voltage Splicing & Termination | ✓ Backup Power Generation Systems | ✓ Electrical Power & Lighting Systems |
✓ Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) | ✓ Power Distribution & Metering Systems | ✓ Uninterruptible Power Supply Systems | ✓ Packaging, Management, Refining Systems |
There are several ways that you can apply for this apprenticeship program:
NOTE: Make certain that whichever way you choose to apply to this apprenticeship program, you remember to enclose or bring your $30.00 application fee payable with a money order or a cashier’s check. Personal checks or cash will not be accepted.
In addition to providing quality apprenticeship training, NEJATC is also committed to developing and providing skills upgrade training to keep the Journeyman-level workforce as current and up-to-date as possible in the newest technologies.
If you are interested in OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 training, please contact NEJATC at 615-442-8849.
Please call the NEJATC at 615-442-8849 for information about any other Journeyman Wireman Classes.
The Construction Wireman Classification can be utilized in two different ways:
An Indentured Apprentice is an individual who has been selected from the eligibility list by the NEJATC members/trustees for the next available class and has been registered with the US Department of Labor’s Office of Apprentice.
An applicant must be on the eligibility list in order be selected for the next available class and registered with the US Department of Labor’s Office of Apprentice.
If the individual is not yet working, the NEJATC will offer the individual work as an Indentured Apprentice and register the individual with the US Department of Labor’s Office of Apprentice once the individual goes to work.
If the individual is already working, NEJATC will register the individual with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Office of Apprentice and change the individuals classification from Un-Indentured Worker to Indentured Apprentice.
Individuals may be able to be to go to work under the Sub-Journeyman Wireman Classification if there is a need at TVA job sites. Any individual interested in this classification should call the NEJATC Office at 615-442-8849.
Outside Linemen are electrical workers who install the distribution and transmission lines, which move power from power plant to a factory, a business, or your home. If you are interested in becoming an Outside Lineman Apprentice, please call the SouthEastern Line Constructors Apprenticeship Training, www.selcat.com or call 615.889.4429.
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