Unlock your apprenticeship program’s potential with MSI’s pre-defined Electrical Technician Program. Backed by our expertise, grant funds, and ToolingU SME’s industry-endorsed online curriculum, we’ll help you launch successfully. Our pre-approved, Department of Labor-certified program is easy to implement, customizable, and tailored to meet industry needs.
Related Training Instruction Framework for Common Job Functions
The Apprenticeship Framework from Tooling-U SME provides the industry-endorsed related training instruction (RTI) hours needed to meet the requirements of a competency-based or hybrid apprenticeship program. Designed to provide a minimum of 165 RTI hours per framework, this structure can enhance an existing program or provide the building blocks for new ones. Divided into five sections, the framework supports any 21st-century apprenticeship and encourages innovative approaches to building a skilled and competitive workforce.
Flexible and Convenient
The Apprenticeship Framework provides a quick and effective RTI resource for any apprenticeship. Online classes are self-paced and available 24/7, with an app for phones and tablets to ensure convenient access.
The Online Apprenticeship Program Offers:
- Predefined online curriculum for each job function
- Online classes that align with classroom objectives and add program capacity
- A minimum of 165 RTI hours per framework
- 1 year to complete
- Supplemental videos
- Access to the Administrative and Student Center
- Guidance from our Client Success team
Electrical Technician Outline
- Job Skills:
Adherence to core fundamental employability skills that employers desire from new and incumbent employees in the workplace. - Health and Safety:
Adherence to safety, health, and environmental regulations to avoid workplace injury and maximize productivity and profitability. - Foundations in Manufacturing:
Adherence to the essential technical knowledge and skills necessary to build a job-ready manufacturing workforce. - Technical Expertise:
Adherence to standards designated for a specific craft through the achievement of theory and hands-on skills, applied in industry work. - Leading and Developing People:
Adherence to good practices and positive interaction in leading, training, or mentoring co-workers within a manufacturing environment.
Full Program Outline:
Technical Skills:
- Electrical Theory
- Electrical Standards
- Electrical Safety
- Circuits
- Power Sources
- Wiring
- Electrical Instruments
- Line Diagrams
- Fasteners
- Preventative Maintenance
- Motors
- Power Supply
- Relays
- Sensors
- TPM
- PLCs
- Process Control Systems
- Preventative Maintenance
- Network
- Information Systems and Security
- Predictive Maintenance
Foundations in Manufacturing:
- Basic Arithmetic Operations
- Using Fractions
- Decimals and Percentages
- Units of Measurement
- Geometry
- Trigonometry
- Reading Schematics
- Statistical Process Control (SPC)
- Fundamentals of Blueprint Reading
- GD&T
- Inspection
- Predictive Maintenance
- Continuous Improvement System
- Lean
- Root Cause Analysis
- Critical Thinking
- Start Up and Shut Down
- Machine Troubleshooting
- Mechanical Physics
Job Skills:
- Lean
- 5S
- Manufacturing Awareness
- Industrial and Labor Relations
- Sexual Harassment Prevention
- Communications
- Active Listening
- Reading for Comprehension
Health & Safety:
- General Workplace Safety
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Fall Protection, Confined Spaces
- Working Around Machine Safety
- Fire Safety and Prevention
- Back Injury Prevention
- Respiratory Protection
- Industrial Ergonomics
- LOTO
- Hazard Communication Training
- Hazardous Materials Handling and Storage
- Bloodborne Pathogens
Leading and Developing People:
- Team Building
- Conflict Resolution
- Project Management
- Performance Management
- Mentoring Others
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