SCI's Electrical Technician program gives students the opportunity to build hands-on skills in electrical systems, wiring, controls, and maintenance used across industrial and commercial job sites.
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Program Overview
Build Skills for theElectrical Trade
The Electrical Technician program covers the core hands-on skills used to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems across industrial and commercial job sites.
Electrical Systems Fundamentals
Core principles of electricity, circuits, and how electrical systems power residential, commercial, and industrial environments.
Wiring & Circuit Basics
Hands-on practice with wiring methods, circuit layout, and safe installation techniques used on real job sites.
Industrial Electrical Safety Practices
Job-site safety, PPE, lockout/tagout, and the safe work habits expected of skilled electrical trades professionals.
Control Systems Introduction
An introduction to motor controls, relays, and the control systems used in commercial and industrial facilities.
Maintenance & Troubleshooting Techniques
Diagnostic approaches and repair workflows used to maintain electrical equipment and resolve real-world issues.
Blueprint & Electrical Diagram Reading
Read and interpret blueprints, schematics, and electrical diagrams used to plan and execute installations.
Program availability varies by campus. SCI does not guarantee employment or salary outcomes.
Prepare for Electrical Trade Opportunities
Electrical technicians keep industrial and commercial facilities running by installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting wiring, controls, and electrical systems. SCI's program is designed to help students train hands-on with the tools and equipment used by electrical contractors and skilled trades employers.
Possible Work Settings:
General Service & Repairs Technician
Electrician Apprentice
Supervisor
Controls Technician
Maintenance Technician
Commercial/Industrial Helper Technician
General Electrician Helper
Electrical technicians may work in a variety of industrial, commercial, and professional environments depending on employer needs and individual experience. SCI does not guarantee employment or salary outcomes.
Hands-On Trades
Train on the real equipment used by electrical professionals.
Why Train for a Career as an Electrical Technician at SCI?
Career-Focused Training
Curriculum designed around the practical skills needed on real electrical job sites.
Supportive Campus Environment
Instructors and staff dedicated to helping you navigate your educational journey.
Hands-On Trades Skills
Train with the tools, wiring, panels, and controls used by electrical professionals every day.
Ready for the Next Step
Built for motivated individuals ready to pursue new opportunities in the skilled trades.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
Request information about SCI's Electrical Technician program and learn more about upcoming opportunities to start hands-on training.
