These training options are available to those who qualify.
If you haven’t found what you’re looking for in our Electrical and Communications lineworker programs, we have other training options available for those who qualify. Our campuses, facilities, and equipment present the opportunity to learn valuable skills outside of linework as well as advanced training to further your existing career, right here at SLTC. Our other programs include, but are not limited to:
NCCER Crane Operator Program
sUAS Drone Pilot Program
Fiber Optic Splicing
Advanced Industry Training
The Crane Operator Program (COP) provides individuals or organizations the opportunity to receive in-depth training from industry experts in hopes of earning their NCCER Mobile Crane Certification. Crane operation is a highly sought-after skill because of its versatility in a number of industries. With the rapid development of structures and the constant need for operators to load/unload heavy products, there is an increasing number of opportunities for careers in crane operation.
Program Length
1 Week
Cost
$1,780*
*PPE is available for purchase for an additional fee
NCCER Mobile Crane Certification (Rubber Tire Truck Mount Crane, Telescopic Boom, Rotating Controls)
March 3rd - 7th
May: 12th - 16th
July 28th - August 1st
October: 6th - 10th
December 15h - 10th
Each day students will learn and practice safe crane operations and maneuvers in a field setting with instructor supervision. Academics, safety standards, terminology, definitions, and test preparation will be covered in a classroom setting.
Now VA Approved! The utility industry is rapidly adopting drones as an alternative inspection method due to the immense benefits drones provide. From storm damage assessment to the routine grid and right-of-way inspections, drones are becoming a standard tool in the electrical utility and communications industries. Having a Remote Pilot Certificate, also called a ‘Part 107’, is incredibly valuable for linemen looking to expand their hire-ability and knowledge. Additionally, having utility inspection and wire environment training ensures that you are ready to start flying right away in the utility industry.
Program Length
1 week
Cost
$1,800
VA Approved!
This course prepares you to take the FAA Part 107B Exam. You must schedule and take the exam on your own time through the Federal Aviation Administration at one of their approved testing sites.
April 21st-25th
August 18th-22nd
December 15th-19th
This course teaches students to safely and effectively operate Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) in the complex utility environment. The course consists of both classroom and hands-on instruction that covers all necessary information to pass the FAA’s Unmanned General (Part 107) exam. Additionally, utility-specific training is provided to ensure accurate and valuable data is collected in the field, basic drone flight techniques, and advanced utility inspection methods.
The Crane Operator Program (COP) provides individuals or organizations the opportunity to receive in-depth training from industry experts in hopes of earning their NCCER Mobile Crane Certification. Crane operation is a highly sought-after skill because of its versatility in a number of industries. With the rapid development of structures and the constant need for operators to load/unload heavy products, there is an increasing number of opportunities for careers in crane operation.
Program Length
1 Week
Cost
$1,780*
*PPE is available for purchase for an additional fee
NCCER Mobile Crane Certification (Rubber Tire Truck Mount Crane, Telescopic Boom, Rotating Controls)
March 3rd - 7th
May: 12th - 16th
July 28th - August 1st
October: 6th - 10th
December 15h - 10th
Each day students will learn and practice safe crane operations and maneuvers in a field setting with instructor supervision. Academics, safety standards, terminology, definitions, and test preparation will be covered in a classroom setting.
Now VA Approved! The utility industry is rapidly adopting drones as an alternative inspection method due to the immense benefits drones provide. From storm damage assessment to the routine grid and right-of-way inspections, drones are becoming a standard tool in the electrical utility and communications industries. Having a Remote Pilot Certificate, also called a ‘Part 107’, is incredibly valuable for linemen looking to expand their hire-ability and knowledge. Additionally, having utility inspection and wire environment training ensures that you are ready to start flying right away in the utility industry.
Program Length
1 week
Cost
$1,800
VA Approved!
This course prepares you to take the FAA Part 107B Exam. You must schedule and take the exam on your own time through the Federal Aviation Administration at one of their approved testing sites.
April 21st-25th
August 18th-22nd
December 15th-19th
This course teaches students to safely and effectively operate Small Unmanned Aerial Systems (sUAS) in the complex utility environment. The course consists of both classroom and hands-on instruction that covers all necessary information to pass the FAA’s Unmanned General (Part 107) exam. Additionally, utility-specific training is provided to ensure accurate and valuable data is collected in the field, basic drone flight techniques, and advanced utility inspection methods.
SLTC Global offers many different courses, programs, and advanced training opportunities for clients around the world. We have many different training programs prepared to further your industry experience or train your workforce. Other than our prepared courses, specialized training is available to meet your specific needs. Training can be scheduled on Southeast Lineman Training Center’s campus, or on-site at your location. Our facilities offer opportunities from many training aspects including but not limited to:
Beginning Level Academics for Apprentice Linework (Basic Electricity, Rigging, Transformers, PPE, etc.)
sUAS Drone Pilot Training
Gloving I & II
Live Line Training
Fiber Optic Splicing
OSHA ET&D 10/30 Hour Training
Underground Residential Distribution (URD)
Choosing linework as a career is a big decision, we want you to feel confident that SLTC is the right place for you. There are many reasons we think we are a perfect fit for you.
Our main goal has always been, and will always be, to provide quality candidates for the industry. Because of this, we have very high standards. We will never lower the standard for you, we will build you up to meet ours. Our standards build accountability, determination, and a quality of training that is sought after in the industry.
We are dedicated to all of our students, we treat them as our family and we fight for their success. We consider our students a part of the SLTC family and we provide endless support, encouragement, and resources to help them get where they want to be.
The certifications you leave with, ready you for a successful career in linework as well as endless opportunities outside of linework. On top of the technical training we emphasize and build the relationships, the camaraderie, the dedication and pride for a career in linework. Linework is difficult, it takes commitment and pride for the work to be successful.
