In order to become a LightingTheQCA.com licensed electrical contractor, our team members undergo hours of training and development to not only understand the National Electrical Code and National Electrical Installation Standards, but to receive a license.
Apprenticeship
Beyond a Paycheck
The NECA-IBEW Electrical JATC offers a five-year apprenticeship program, which combines both on the job and related classroom training.
As an apprentice, you will use your skills to help build and strengthen your community and make a difference for everyone, especially you.
During the day you will work alongside experienced trades people watching what they do and learning how to put your training into action. During your evening classes you'll learn the basics of what it takes to become an electrician through books and instructors who have worked in the field.
High-Tech Careers
While you’re learning you’ll receive 8,000 hours of on-the-job training with a great hourly pay rate. During the day, you’ll be on training assignments with contractors who pay you for the time worked.
Once you’ve invested 800 hours in the apprenticeship program, and completed your first year as an apprentice, you’ll receive a full benefit package including health and retirements benefits. And when you reach journeyman status, you’ll be a qualified electrician and eligible to work for one of the area’s elite contractors!
WATT sets us apart?
- The most advanced technology in the industry
- High wage with great benefits
- Comprehensive health insurance plan
- Guaranteed retirement benefits
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