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In 2010, CEWD held a series of regional meetings with member companies to review current post secondary education programs and to identify those that have the most potential for educating the energy workforce of the future. The programs all offer some type of post secondary credential from a certificate to an associate degree. From our work over the past few years, it appears the industry partnerships are the most critical factor in developing

programs that match supply and demand, and produce students that are prepared for and are most likely to be successful in energy careers.

The criteria that were used to select the programs are: 1. Program must be sponsored by an electric/gas utility

2. Program focuses on one of the industry critical skilled utility technician job categories: • Lineworker

• Plant / Field Operator

• Generation or T & D Technician • Pipefitter / Pipelayer / Welder

3. Utility sponsorship includes but is not limited to the following: • Involvement in the development of curriculum

• Recruitment of students into the program

• Providing resources (adjunct instructors, materials, equipment) • Offering internships and mentors

• Granting interviews to graduates

Additional information on these programs can be found in the member’s only section of the CEWD website in the training data base. If you have a program that you would like to include or for updates to this list, please contact Dana Berkheimer at [email protected]. We have also included some programs sponsored by companies that are not CEWD members because they also met the criteria. They are noted by an asterisk and contact information for those

companies is not available on the site.

We also did not include the many excellent company and registered apprenticeship programs that train for these positions.

Lineworker Programs

Region Company Post Secondary Institution

Program

MidAtlantic Virginia, Maryland, Delaware Association of Electric Co-ops

Piedmont Virginia Community College – www.pvcc.edu

2 year AAS degree, students are hired by the co-ops and sent to the training

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Midwest Association of Missouri

Electric Co-ops

Linn State Technical College

Electrical distribution systems - 2 year AAS degree; accredited by the National Association of

Industrial Technology Midwest Ameren St. Louis Community

College

6 week line worker

pre-apprenticeship program at the Florissant Valley campus Midwest Black Hills

Energy

Mitchell Technical Institute 9 month program in power line construction and maintenance Midwest Consumers

Energy

Delta Community College Electrical utility worker – certificate requiring 26 credits, AAS degree requiring 62-68 credits

Midwest Consumers Energy

Lansing Community College

Electrical utility worker/line worker – certificate of

achievement requiring 33 credits Midwest Exelon Corp Dawson Technical Institute,

a part of Kennedy-King Community College

5 month certificate program for line workers

Midwest First Energy * Owens Community College Lakeland Community

College

Lorain County Community College

Cuyahoga Community College

Youngstown State University

Stark State College

Power System Institute - 2 year AAS degree – students

participate as a cohort; rigorous screening process including an 80 hour climbing school and a strength test

Midwest KCP&L Metropolitan Community College

Certificate – requiring 48 credits AAS degree – requiring 66 credits Midwest Minnesota

Power Xcel Energy

Dakota County Technical College

Minnesota State

Community & Technical College, Wadena Campus Minnesota West

Community & Technical College, Jackson Campus

Diploma – requiring 43 credits AAS degree – requiring 60 credits

Midwest Vectren Ivy Tech 2 year AAS degree

Northwest Avista Spokane Community College

Boot camp and apprentice program

Northwest PacifiCorp* Bonneville Power Authority

Portland Community College

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Northwest PacifiCorp* Bonneville Power Authority

Clackamas Community College

Certificate program

Northwest PacifiCorp * Bonneville Power Authority

Clark Community College Certificate program

Southeast Duke Energy Forsyth Technical College 2 year associate degree Southeast Georgia

Power/GEICC JEA

Dekalb Technical College, Lithonia

North Georgia Technical College, Clarksville South Georgia Technical

College, Americus Okefenokee Technical

College, Waycross

8 week boot camp with certificate

Southeast Gulf Power Company

West Florida High School Locklin Tech

Laurel Hill School

All programs result in certificate of completion, high school diploma, NCCER credentials and college credit (12 – 15 hours)

Southeast Mississippi Power

East Mississippi Community College

Certificate – Lineworker Southeast Mississippi

Power

Pearl River Community College

Certificate – Lineworker Southeast Progress

Energy Carolinas *

Nash Community College Diploma

Southeast Progress Energy Florida *

Lake Sumter Community College

Basic certificate – 24 credits Advanced certificate – 50 credits AAS degree – 65 credits

West PG&E College of San Mateo – www.smccd.edu

Certificate in Electrical and Power Line Systems

Utility Technicians

Region Company Post Secondary Institution Program

MidAtlantic Dominion Resources

Thomas Nelson Community College

2 year AAS degree in Electrical, Electronics Technology

Midwest Ameren St. Louis Community College 2 year AAS degree program Midwest Consumers

Energy

Delta Community College Electrical utility worker – substation worker – advanced technical certificate requiring 56 credits

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Midwest Consumers Energy

Lake Michigan Community College

2 year AAS degree – Industrial Technology-Energy Production Technology

Midwest First Energy * Owens Community College Lakeland Community

College

Lorain County Community College

Cuyahoga Community College

Youngstown State University Stark State College

2 year associate degree program; substation electrician training

Midwest Minnesota Power

St. Cloud Technical College Energy technical specialist program – associate degree

Midwest Vectren Ivy Tech 2 year AAS degree program

Midwest Xcel Energy St. Paul Technical College Energy technical specialist program - associate degree Midwest Xcel Energy Dakota County Technical

College

Energy technical specialist program – associate degree Northeast Dominion

Resources

New River Community College

2 year AAS degree in Electrical, Electronics Technology

Northeast National Grid* Middlesex Community College

North Shore Community College

Quinsigamond Community College

2 semester college credit program, 10 week training

program at National Grid training center for OH line workers, underground workers, metering, substation maintenance and substation construction Northeast PSE&G Mercer County Community

College

Essex County College Passaic County

Salem County Colleges Essex County Vocational

Technical Schools

2 year AAS degree program; provides training for underground electric helper, substation

mechanic, relay technician, meter technician, gas distribution helper and appliance service helper Northeast The United

Illuminating Company

Gateway Community College 2 year AAS degree program

Northwest Bonneville Power Authority Portland General Electric

Centralia College Power plant mechanic - 2 year AAS degree

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Northwest PacifiCorp* Walla Walla Community College

Wind technician - 2 year AAS degree program

Northwest Idaho Power Entergy

Idaho State/ESTEC 2 year AAS degree, I&C, electrical and mechanical technicians

Northwest Bonneville Power Authority

Columbia Gorge community college

Wind technician - 2 year AAS degree program

Southeast Georgia Power/GEICC

Lanier Technical College Savannah Technical College

2 year associate degree program modeled after PSE&G program Southeast Southern

Company

Georgia Northwestern Technical College Central Georgia Technical

College

2 year Instrument & Controls Technician AAS degree program

Southeast Gulf Power Haney Tech

George Stone Technical Center

Locklin Tech

Certificate

Southeast Gulf Power Pensacola Junior College 2 year AAS degree program Southeast Mississippi

Power

East Mississippi Community College

Jones Jr. College Meridian Community

College

Certificate – Industrial Maintenance

Southeast Mississippi Power

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Process Operations Technology Program results in AAS degree Southeast Progress

Energy Florida*

Central Florida Community College

Indian River State College Withlacoochee Technical

Institute

2 year AAS degree program

West Arizona Public

Service

Chandler/Gilbert Community College –

www.cgcmail.maricopa.edu

Energy Utility Technology - 2 year AAS degree and certificate

program West PG&E Fresno City Community

College

Bridge to utility worker certificate

 

Plant/Field Operator

Region Company Post Secondary Institution Program

Midwest Ameren Lakeland Community

College

2 year AAS degree program Midwest Dayton Power

& Light

Maysville Technical College 2 year AAS degree and certificate program; power plant operations training

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Midwest DTE Energy MIAT (Michigan Institute of Aviation)

2 year AAS degree program Midwest Great River

Energy*

Bismarck State College Power plant operator training Midwest Minnesota

Power Xcel Energy

St. Cloud Technical College Energy technical specialist program and power generation associate degree program

Midwest Vectren Ivy Tech 2 year AAS degree program

Northeast PSE&G Mercer County Community College

Essex County College Passaic County College Salem County

2 year AAS degree program; power plant maintenance technician

Northwest Bonneville Power Authority Portland General

Centralia College 2 year AAS degree program for power plant operators

Northwest Idaho Power Entergy

Idaho State/ESTEC 2 year AAS degree program Northwest PacifiCorp* Portland Community College Certificate program

Northwest PacifiCorp* Clackamas Community College

Certificate program Northwest PacifiCorp*

Bonneville Power Authority Clark PUD*

Clark Community College Certificate program – substation operators

Southeast Progress Energy Carolinas*

Piedmont Community College

Electrical Power Production Technology program (EPPT)

 

Pipefitter / Pipelayer / Welder

Region Company Post Secondary Institution Program

MidAtlantic UGI Utilities Penn College of Technology Pipe welding, specialized degree, 2 year AAS degree program MidAtlantic UGI Utilities Thaddeus Stevens College

of Technology

Pipe welding, specialized degree, 2 year AAS degree program Midwest Northern

Natural Gas*

Barton Community College 12 week boot camp, certificate and 2 year AAS degree program for natural gas transmission and distribution technicians

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Midwest Vectren Ivy Tech 2 year AAS degree program Southeast Progress

Energy Carolinas*

Florence Darlington Technical College Alamance community College

Pipe welding, specialized degree, 2 year AAS degree program

West PG&E Butte College Certificate in utility welding West Southern

California Edison

Los Angeles Trade & Technical College

AAS degree program; certificate

 

General Industry Programs

 

Region Company Post Secondary Institution Program

National – Online Education

Energy Providers Coalition for Education

(EPCE)

Bismarck State College Electric Power Technology (ELPW) program is a fully-accredited online program

providing students with a core set of skills, competencies and

industry fundamentals. After completion of the core courses, students choose a specialization area to pursue. Areas of choice include Line Construction,

Metering, Substation, and System Design.

Students have the following options:

• Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in Electric Power Technology

• Program Certificate in Electric Power Technology

• Essentials of Electric Power Technology Certificate of Achievement

EPCE Coalition Members = Ameren, APS, APDA, APPA, BG&E, Constellation Energy Group, Duke, Entergy, Exelon, Florida Power & Light, IBEW Local 111, IBEW Local 2304, JEA, Lakeland Electric,

National Grid, NRECA, NWPPA, OGE, Pepco Holdings, PJM Interconnections, Tucson Electric 

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