Industrial Wiring Certificate

Wake Tech Course ID: C35130C

This certificate program focuses on the National Electrical Code as is applies to industrial installations, including hazardous locations and installing rigid conduit. It is the third tier in available wiring certificates.

Students will also work with transformers and programmable logic controllers used in the industry as part of this certificate.

NOTE: Students must complete the second-tier Commercial Wiring certificate before starting this certificate.

Overall, the Electrical Systems Technology curriculum provides training for individuals interested in installing and maintaining electrical systems in residential, commercial and industrial facilities.

The curriculum is based on the assumption that a student has no prior knowledge or experience in electricity or electronics. Faculty are licensed electricians and bring a rich and diverse set of field experiences to the classroom, adding to the educational experience for students.

Scholarships are available for qualified individuals.

Career Outlook

First-Line Supervisor of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers

45942.50
Starting Salary

75689.27
Median Annual Wage

9%^*
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installer

35792.05
Starting Salary

55727.14
Median Annual Wage

10%^*
Electrician

36426.35
Starting Salary

60039.24
Median Annual Wage

13%^*
Helper--Electrician

29685.02
Starting Salary

38155.84
Median Annual Wage

4%^*

USA Wake County *Estimated job growth over 10 years.

Completion Earns:

Certificates

Total Credits:

Campus Availability:

Southern Wake Campus

Scheduling Options:

Day Only

Course Format(s):

On Campus

Financial Aid:

Not at this time

Courses Sequence:

Program Planning Guide

Credit Programs

Electrical Systems Technology