Apprenticeships

Build the Backbone of Modern Power Distribution

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President Scott Pulsipher

Launch Your Career as a Power Line Distribution Erector


Prepare to enter the essential world of electrical power infrastructure. As a Line Erector, you’ll be responsible for building and maintaining the distribution systems that keep power flowing to every corner of our economy. This time-based apprenticeship program equips you with the practical skills to install, climb, splice, and repair high-voltage lines, poles, and transformers—safely and efficiently.

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What You’ll Learn

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Pole Climbing & Equipment Access

Master safe climbing techniques and bucket truck operation to access and repair overhead systems.

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Power Line Installation & Cable Splicing

Install, maintain, splice, and solder overhead and underground power lines, conductors, and service drops.

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System Testing & Fault Detection

Inspect and troubleshoot transformers, switches, breakers, and auxiliary equipment using specialized testing tools.


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Worksite Safety & Electrical Hazards

Apply grounding techniques, follow PPE standards, and set up worksite barriers to reduce risk.

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Coordination & Reporting

Work closely with crews, document work performed, and ensure code compliance across every job.



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Why Choose This Program?


Train alongside seasoned professionals and gain real-world experience in a high-demand trade. This time-based apprenticeship delivers deep training in the tools, techniques, and safety standards required to succeed in power line work.

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Career-Ready Curriculum

Built to meet national apprenticeship guidelines and utility industry expectations.

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Hands-On Pole and Field Training

Get in-field practice with line installation, pole setting, cable trenching, climbing, and testing.


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Job Placement Support

Receive guidance and job connections to launch your career with utility providers and contractors nationwide.

Note: These are U.S. Department of Labor–registered apprenticeship programs and are not affiliated with Learning Alliance’s licensed diploma programs.