What is an Electrician?
An Electrician must be able to layout, assemble, install, repair, and test entire electrical and electronic systems. Along with their electrical training, journeyman Electricians must have a complete working knowledge of blueprint reading and know the national electric code and local codes. There is of course the hazard of electrical shock and burns from "live" wires; therefore, safe work practice is a must. Electricians must be mechanically inclined, physically fit and enjoy working with mathematical formulas. Electrical work is performed both indoors and outdoors in all temperatures and weather conditions.
How do I qualify?

  Must be at least 18 years of age

  Must have a high school diploma or GED

  Must have one full year of high school algebra or one semester of

college algebra

  Must have a valid Arizona driver's license

  Must be a resident of the local jurisdiction

  Must have a DD-214 if ever in the military
What are the program specifics?

  Length of program - 5 years on-the-job training

  Related classroom instruction with college credit

  Starting pay 50% of current journeyman wireman rate
What do I need to apply?

  Proof of diploma or GED

  Official high school transcript and/or post high school transcripts

  Driver's license

  DD-214 if applicable
Where do I apply?

Applications are accepted Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Interviews are held every May for classes that start each August.

Globe-Miami Electrical JATC

IBEW Local 518

Hwy. 188 Apache Trail

Globe, Arizona 85501

(928) 425-8177

Contact: Carrie Chant

 

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