Residential

Cable TV/Satellite TV, Computer and Internet, Home Additions and Remodels, Lighting Design, New Homes, Rewiring, Service Upgrades —
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Commercial

Churches, Event Centers, Hospitals, Office Complexes, Restaurants, Schools, Service Stations, Shopping Centers, Sports Arenas —
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Industrial

Power Plants, Manufacturing, Water Treatment Facilities, Motor Control Center,
Industrial Lighting,
High Voltage Terminators —
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Training

Your Erie Electricians.com is dedicated to comprehensive and continuous training of our labor force.

Our Labor Force is Well-Trained!

Our Management Teams are Business and Technologically Trained

Extensively trained in business
Design build methods
Project management
Electrical project safety
Electrical supervision
Many managers are also electricians

Our electricians are comprehensively trained!

There is no substitute for a well-trained electrician. When hiring an electrician, you want to feel confident that they know what they are doing! All our electricians undergo a rigorous training program. With Your Erie Electricians, you can rest assured that you are hiring highly trained, professional electricians available to meet your needs. You will feel confident with our electricians completing any of your projects, small or large.

Class material covers modern techniques and technologies
The finest electrical workers in the area receive their education through us.
A model education which produces the best-trained, most up-to-date electrical apprentices and journeymen
Our apprentices are provided trade related classroom training that produces competency and pride that lead to true craftsmanship
A certified OSHA training staff and facility
Our professionally trained electricians begin by learning the basics of the electrical trade. The training program consists of:
- A minimum of 900 hours of classroom training
- A minimum of 8000 hours of on the job training
- Current OSHA safety training
- First aid and CPR training
- Electrical code update training
The entire training process takes our electricians 5 years to complete!

During the first year of training our apprentices learn the basics of the electrical industry, including:
- Basic electrical theory
- Proper safety procedures
- Proper use of trade specific tools and materials
- Residential blueprint reading and understanding
- Dangers involved with the electrical trade
- Importance of federal, state and local electrical codes
During the second year of training:
- Review of the previous years training
- Proper use of electrical test instruments
- Principles of electrical circuits
- Conduit bending and safe practices
- Transformer theory and function
- Commercial facility electrical systems and design
- Commercial blueprint reading and understanding
- Understanding federal, state and local electrical codes
During the third year of training:
- Review of previous years training
- Electrical safety / OSHA requirements
- Industrial electricity principals and procedures
- Industrial blueprints reading and understanding
- Grounding and bonding of complex electrical systems
- Transformer selection and function for a given project
- Using federal, state and local electrical codes for planning and building process
During the fourth year of training:
- Electrical motors and motor control devices
- Programmable logic controllers
- Industrial conduit and wiring methods
- Air conditioning and refrigeration
- Industrial federal, state and local codes and practices
During the fifth year of training:
- Fire alarm systems and components
- Instrumentation and pneumatics
- Security systems and alarms
- Structured cabling for systems
- Solar power generation
- High voltage systems and safe testing
- Health care notification systems
- Significant code changes and understanding
During the training process, all of our apprentices must maintain a GPA of 80% or higher to remain in our program. Only the best students complete our training, giving you complete confidence in Your Erie Electricians. Com network of quality electrical contractors.