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ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

Step into a high-demand field with our Electrical Technology program at Region 10 Technical High School. Master the essentials of electrical work, from basic wiring to complex circuitry, in a supportive, hands-on environment. This program equips you with the skills needed for certification and a successful career as an electrician, where you’ll have the opportunity to power homes, businesses, and communities. Join us and electrify your future with a rewarding career in electrical technology.

Wired for Success: The Electrical Technology Program

The Electrical Technology program at Region 10 Technical High School provides an excellent foundation for students interested in pursuing a career in the electrical industry. This intensive two-year program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for a successful career as an electrician.

Our Electrical Technology program prepares you for a variety of exciting careers in the electrical field. Graduates can pursue roles such as residential electrician, commercial electrician, electrical technician, and maintenance electrician. Each of these careers offers the chance to work on diverse projects, from wiring homes and businesses to maintaining complex electrical systems. Whether it’s installing electrical systems in new constructions, troubleshooting issues in existing infrastructures, or working on the cutting edge of renewable energy technologies, the opportunities in this field are vast and varied.

 

Wired for Success: The Electrical Technology Program

The Electrical Technology program at Region 10 Technical High School provides an excellent foundation for students interested in pursuing a career in the electrical industry. This intensive two-year program is designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for a successful career as an electrician.

The skills you gain in this program will prepare you for positions in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Whether you aspire to install wiring systems, troubleshoot electrical issues, or ensure electrical safety, our program provides the foundation and advanced knowledge needed to succeed. The electrical industry is essential and continually evolving, and our graduates are well-prepared to adapt and lead in this dynamic field.

The skills you gain in this program will prepare you for positions in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Our comprehensive curriculum covers everything from the fundamentals of electrical theory to the intricacies of modern electrical systems, ensuring that you are well-versed in both the foundational and advanced aspects of the trade. You’ll learn how to design and install complex wiring systems, troubleshoot and repair electrical issues, and implement safety protocols that are crucial for protecting both property and lives. Whether you aspire to work on large-scale commercial projects, maintain and improve industrial systems, or focus on residential electrical work, our program provides the robust education and hands-on experience necessary to excel.

In addition to technical skills, you will develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities that are essential for adapting to new challenges and technologies in the field. Our program is designed to not only keep pace with these changes but to prepare our graduates to be leaders in this dynamic environment. You’ll be trained on the latest tools and techniques, making you a valuable asset in any setting that relies on electrical power. With the electrical industry playing a critical role in powering our world, and continually evolving with new technologies, our graduates are well-prepared to adapt and lead in this dynamic field. 

First Year : Building a Strong Foundation

    • Electrical Theory: Understand the principles of electricity and how it is generated, transmitted, and used.
    • Safety Protocols: Learn essential safety practices and procedures to ensure a safe working environment.
    • Blueprint Reading: Develop skills to read and interpret electrical blueprints and schematics.
    • Wiring Systems: Install wiring systems for residential and commercial projects, following the National Electrical Code.
    • Hands-On Training: Gain practical experience in wire splicing, installing receptacles, switches, light fixtures, and low voltage systems.

Second Year: Enhancing Practical Skills

  • Advanced Wiring Techniques: Continue to install and maintain wiring systems for more complex projects.
  • National Electrical Code: Deepen knowledge and application of the National Electrical Code in various electrical installations.
  • Real-World Applications: Apply skills to real-world scenarios, enhancing practical experience.
  • Ethical Business Practices: Learn about the ethical considerations and business practices in the electrical industry.
  • Journeyman License Preparation: Prepare for the Journeyman license, earning credit for all 576 classroom hours required.

Hands-On Projects in Electrical Technology

 

The Electrical Technology program at Region 10 Technical High School offers a dynamic and hands-on learning experience, preparing students for exciting careers in the electrical industry. From the very beginning, students dive into practical projects that bring their classroom knowledge to life. In their first year, they tackle residential wiring projects, installing outlets, switches, light fixtures, and circuit breakers in realistic mock-ups of homes. As they advance, students take on more complex commercial electrical systems, learning to read blueprints, adhere to the National Electrical Code, and install equipment used in businesses. These real-world applications ensure students are not only technically proficient but also ready to meet the demands of various electrical environments.

In the second year, the program introduces advanced circuitry and control systems projects, where students work with programmable logic controllers, motor controls, and automation systems. These projects provide a cutting-edge understanding of modern electrical systems. Additionally, students participate in community projects, gaining valuable experience while contributing to local initiatives. This blend of hands-on training and community involvement ensures that graduates are well-equipped with both the technical skills and professional ethics needed to succeed in the electrical field. Join us and spark a bright future with the Electrical Technology program at Region 10 Technical High School.

ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

CAREERS & SALARIES

Electrician

Description: Installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems in residential, commercial, and industrial settings. Duties include wiring, troubleshooting electrical issues, and ensuring compliance with electrical codes.

Salaries: Average salary ranges from $50,000 to $70,000 per year (Salary.com, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

Electrical Engineer

Description: Designs, develops, and tests electrical systems and components. Works on a variety of projects including power generation, communications, and electronic devices.

Salaries: Average salary ranges from $72,000 to $112,000 per year (Salary.com, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

Electrical Technician

Description: Supports engineers and electricians by installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical equipment and systems. Involves working with wiring, circuit boards, and other electrical components.

Salaries: Average salary ranges from $45,000 to $65,000 per year (Salary.com, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

Electrical Inspector

Description: Inspects electrical systems and installations to ensure they comply with codes and regulations. Works for government agencies or private firms to assess safety and code compliance.

Salaries: Average salary ranges from $55,000 to $75,000 per year (Salary.com, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

Power Plant Operator

Description: Manages and controls the machinery that generates electricity in power plants. Monitors equipment, performs maintenance, and ensures efficient power production.

Salaries: Average salary ranges from $60,000 to $80,000 per year (Salary.com, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

Renewable Energy Technician

Description: Specializes in installing and maintaining renewable energy systems such as solar panels and wind turbines. Focuses on sustainable energy solutions and integration into existing power grids.

Salaries: Average salary ranges from $45,000 to $70,000 per year (Salary.com, Bureau of Labor Statistics).

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Kyle Sheehan

Kyle Sheehan

Electrical Technology Instructor

 

Email: sheehan@r10tech.org

Phone: 207-729-6622 x125

 

About the Instructor

Kyle Sheehan is the Electrical Technology instructor at Region 10 Technical High School. A graduate of Lisbon High School, Kyle further honed his skills at Lewiston Regional Technical Center in the Electricity Program and later specialized in Residential and Commercial Electricity at Washington County Community College.

Kyle’s professional journey includes roles as an Apprentice, Journeyman, and Master Electrician with L&B Electrical Co., as well as serving as an Electrical Inspector for the City of Lewiston. He is currently the owner and Master Electrician at Sheehan Electric LLC, where he continues to excel in the field. At Region 10, Kyle is committed to imparting his vast knowledge and practical skills to his students, fostering a hands-on learning environment that prepares them for successful careers in the electrical industry. His dedication to teaching and passion for the trade make him a vital part of the Region 10 community.

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