Electrical Wiring Training

ForgeNow

Power Up Your Future with ForgeNow's Electrical Wiring Program

7 Weeks to Complete

Students quickly benifit from the immersive, hands on training in our electrical wiring program.

Competitive Salary

Electricians earn an average salary of $60,040 per year, according to the U.S. Department of Labor (April 2023).

Certificates

You will have the opportunity to earn a nationally recognized certifications.

Education

Hands on, Job-specific

Over half of the Electrical Wiring program is conducted in our hands-on lab.
The week-by-week program looks like this:

Week 1

OSHA & Wiring Methods 101

This course is designed to introduce students to safety help select the proper size of wires, fittings, overcurrent protection devices, and boxes for residential installation. It also includes multiple wiring methods for receptacles, single-pole switches, and luminaires.

Week 2

Wiring Methods 102

This course provides advanced skills related to wiring a dwelling, with three-way and four-way switches, switched receptacles, split receptacles, and overcurrent protection devices.

Week 3

Blueprint Layout

This course provides knowledge of electrical symbols needed to interpret blueprints. The students will be able to interpret specific elements of a blueprint pertaining to electrical construction, all elevations, and various plans.

Week 4

Rough-In

The course provides skills on how to wire a dwelling during the framing process.

Week 5

Device and Component Installation

In this course, the students will learn and demonstrate their knowledge of overcurrent protections, receptacles, switches, and special application procedures.

Week 6

Load Center

In this course, the students will demonstrate practical applications of advanced skills related to wiring a load center in a dwelling.

Week 7

Service Entrance

In this course, the students will demonstrate advanced skills related to wiring service entrance and proper equipment installation techniques in a dwelling.

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