Apprenticeship in Electrician – Construction and Maintenance

About this programme

Program: ECAP Credential: Ontario College Certificate Delivery: Full-time Work Integrated Learning: Apprentice Placement Length: 1050 hours Effective: Fall 2027 Location: Midland, Owen Sound The Electrical Techniques - Construction and Maintenance Electrician Apprenticeship program prepares apprentices to plan, assemble, connect, install, repair, inspect, test, verify, and maintain electrical systems in various settings (i.e. residential, commercial, institutional, industrial). Electrical systems include distribution, heating, lighting, power, communication, control, security systems and renewable energy and energy storage systems. This program is in support of their on-the-job training that they receive as outlined in the Apprenticeship Training Standard for Construction and Maintenance electricians. Focus is on the theoretical knowledge and essential skills to support on-the-job performance. Construction and Maintenance electricians install, maintain, test, and troubleshoot electrical equipment and associated controls, within residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial settings. They are employed by electrical contractors performing work in the residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial sectors, or directly by industrial facilities in a maintenance role. Upon successful completion of the Level 4 in-school training, apprentices must complete the remainder of their 7,950 hours of on-the-job training to become competent in the required skills (as outlined in the Apprenticeship Training Standard) to qualify for their Certificate of Apprenticeship. T