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Electrical Technology

Lineworker

Entry-level utility linework training with climbing practice and a CDL training component.

10 instructional weeks advertised; confirm cohort calendarPermission required

Dates

January 4, 2027 - March 19, 2027

Schedule

Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-5:00 PM Central; confirm instructional days and breaks

Location

Jefferson Campus, Birmingham; CDL portion at Chilton-Clanton · Birmingham, Alabama

Cost

$4,150 tuition; books, PPE and testing/licensing costs additional

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Electrical Technology opportunity

About the program

Study electrical fundamentals, tools, rigging and line construction, then practice climbing and rescue techniques. This is school-based career preparation, not an offer of paid apprenticeship or employment.

Lineworker training completion; CDL testing and licensing requirements are separate

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Approximate program area

Birmingham, Alabama: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +Electrical fundamentals
  • +Pole climbing and rescue
  • +Rigging
  • +Line construction
  • +CDL preparation

Who this program is for

  • +Age 18 by the day before climbing screening
  • +High school diploma or GED
  • +Valid driver's license held for at least one year and ability to qualify for Class A CDL
  • +Class A learner permit before training starts
  • +ACT composite 18 or higher within three years, or required TABE assessment
  • +Provider selection, physical and climbing screening