The Electrical Distribution Systems (EDS) program at Frontier Community College prepares students for a career as an electrical lineman. This program focuses on the skills needed to build, repair, and maintain electrical distribution systems. Students will learn essential techniques such as pole climbing, hurt man rescue, and gain a solid understanding of electric theory. The curriculum emphasizes a blend of classroom instruction and practical, hands-on training in both outdoor and indoor labs, covering topics like transformer theory. Classes are conveniently scheduled Tuesday through Thursday, allowing students to manage part-time jobs or other commitments.
The program provides comprehensive training in electrical distribution systems, including hands-on practice and specialized certifications.
Graduates of the Electrical Distribution Systems program are prepared for entry-level positions in the utility industry.
Prospective students are encouraged to contact the college for specific admission criteria and program details.
Tuition and living costs are subject to change. International students should inquire directly with the college for the most up-to-date information.
Applicants must have a High School Diploma or GED to be considered for admission. Prospective students should contact Frontier Community College for specific admission criteria and program details.
Graduates are prepared for entry-level positions in the utility industry. Potential roles include Electrical Lineman, Distribution System Technician, and Utility Worker.
To apply, contact Frontier Community College at 618-842-3711 or email fccadmissions@iecc.edu to express interest and receive application instructions. You will then complete the formal application for admission.
The program emphasizes hands-on training in outdoor and indoor labs, focusing on essential skills like pole climbing, hurt man rescue, and transformer theory. It also includes training for Flagger Certification and Statewide Spray Applicator Licensure.