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PROGRAMS | CONSTRUCTION

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

This highly technical and demanding course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to enter and progress through the dynamic fields of electrical technology and electrical engineering. Class time is divided so that the students benefit from electrical theory lessons, reinforced by "hands-on" applications in the programs state-of-the art electrical laboratory. Modern educational equipment is utilized to prepare the students for careers in the emerging "high-tech" electrical field. Students learn the basics of residential, commercial and industrial electricity applications. Program graduates are prepared for employment as entry-level electricians or can pursue advanced education at numerous colleges, technical schools or apprenticeship programs.

Students in the Electrical Technology Program will gain real life work experience by participating in the construction of a student-built modular home project.  This live, project provides a unique opportunity for students in the Construction related programs.  Students in these programs practice and develop their skills and knowledge better while building a home that someone will actually live in one day.  This experience helps to prepare them to go right to work in the construction industry or continue their education at a college or trade school.

Recommended Scope and Sequence This link will connect you to the scope and sequence which lists the recommended high school and postsecondary courses for students in this program of study. This information will be valuable when scheduling courses or investigating postsecondary options. It is recommended that students take the highest level academics possible in order to take full advantage of their program. These rigorous academics will provide a seamless transition into postsecondary education without remediation and provide a student with the general knowledge necessary for the industry.

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Potential Earnings
Click here to access the O*Net website. Once online, click "Crosswalk Search" and go to Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) and enter either the below SOC code or job title in the search box and click "go", this will bring up the matching job titles. Click on the job title to view information about that job.

Job Titles
41-9031  Sales Engineers
47-2111    Electricians
47-3013    Helpers -- Electricians
49-2094    Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial                         Equipment

Articulation Agreements
Baran Institute of Technology
Triangle Technology
Pennsylvania College of Technology 

Student Certifications
NOCTI – National Occupational Competency Testing Institute Certification
   *  Electrical Operations
OSHA Safety Certification
PBA - Pennsylvania Builders Association

Accreditations
PBA - Pennsylvania Builders Association

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INSTRUCTOR

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Mr. Christopher Evitts

Biography
I graduated from Blue Mountain High School and completed the Electrical Occupations program at Schuylkill Technical Institute.  I have a degree in Electrical Engineering Technology from Pennsylvania State University.  I am married with three children and live in Schuylkill County.  Currently, I am the Assistant Girls Soccer Coach at Schuylkill Haven High School.  I enjoy motorcycle racing, soccer, softball and traveling.

Date of hire: March 2011

Education
HS Diploma from Blue Mountain, Certificate in Electrical Occupations from Schuylkill Technical Institute, A.S. in Electrical Engineering Technology from Pennsylvania State University.

Certifications
Certified in Electrical Occupations and will start working toward a vocational certification from Temple University.

Experience
I was an Electrical Engineer for a refrigeration manufacturer.  I was responsible for the complete electrical design and quality control of all electrical assemblies.  I was employed as a Field Support Engineer for Enersys Inc.  and offered technical support to all American field service technicians for Exide industrial batteries and chargers.  Most recently, I was a Residential Electrician for a building contractor that included all aspects of house wiring..

Community service
I offer co-ed indoor soccer training to school students in the winter months.  The program is free of charge and is open to all high school students and recent graduates.

 

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