
Electrical & Instrumentation Technician Apprenticeship
Electrical and instrumentation technicians test or modify electrical machinery or control equipment in industrial and manufacturing settings.
Electrical and instrumentation technicians typically:
- Work under direction of engineers or technologists.
- Use precision calibrators to test, repair, replace, clean, or adjust precision instruments such as timepieces and automatice control devices.
- Interpret blueprints and sketches.
- Use precision measuring devices and tools, soldering equipment, magnifiers, and grinders.
- Adjust or repair electrical relays and switches.
- Training
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- 5-year program
- 10,400 hours of on-the-job learning
- 1,008 hours of paid related instruction
- Additional related instruction as may be required
- Application Requirements
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To qualify for this apprenticeship opportunity, applicants must meet the following requirements:
Employer: Meet entry requirements of employer (varies)
Education: High school diploma or equivalent
Application: Applicants apply directly to participating employers.
Get Started
If you meet the application requirements listed above, do the following to get started:
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Obtain direct employment through a company that operates an apprenticeship program or a similar sponsorship.
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Contact Raquel Nowak to learn about the application process:
Raquel Nowak
Apprenticeship Training Representative
Bureau of Apprenticeship
Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development
715.323.6322
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