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Powerline Programs at Ontario Colleges

What to expect from a Powerline Technician career

While their work can be physically demanding and may occur at unconventional hours, the role of powerline technicians is vital in ensuring the safety and reliability of underground and overhead power transmission systems. Powerline technician programs at Ontario colleges give students the theoretical and practical training they need to have successful careers in the industry.

If you’re interested in power systems and want to start a career as a powerline technician, here’s what you need to know. More

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MECHANICAL TECHNIQUES - TOOL AND DIE MAKER
SHERIDAN SKILLS TRAINING CENTRE OAKVILE OPEN 1 ACADEMIC YEARS (PERIODS OF 8 MONTHS) 2013 - Sep Visit

MECHANICAL TECHNIQUES - TOOL AND DIE MAKER


  • Program Code: PMTTD
  • Credential: CERTIFICATE
  • Program Level: POST-SECONDARY
  • Program Type: REGULAR
  • Language of Instruction: English
  • Entry Level: ENTRY LEVEL 1
  • Highly Competitive: N

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POWERLINE TECHNICIAN
CAMBRIAN BARRYDOWNE (SUDBURY) OPEN 4 SEMESTERS 2014 - Jan Visit

POWERLINE TECHNICIAN


  • Program Code: PLTN
  • Credential: DIPLOMA
  • Program Level: POST-SECONDARY
  • Program Type: OPTIONAL CO-OP
  • Language of Instruction: English
  • Entry Level: ENTRY LEVEL 1
  • Highly Competitive: Y

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This Program Is Highly Competitive - A Program For Which The Number Of Qualified Applicants Exceeds The Number Of Seats For The Term.