Overview

The Electrical Technology Program offers students the opportunity to gain technical knowledge and experience in both residential and commercial wiring and industrial electrical maintenance. Students are trained in electrical theory, blueprint reading, motors, motor controls, programmable logic controls (PLC) and the National Electrical Code. Students study the fundamentals of renewable energy sources and experience hands-on training in all facets of electrical technology. Upon successful completion of the program students earn an Associate of Applied Science Degree and are eligible to sit for the state Journeyman Electrician’s License examination.

Campus

Beloit
Hays

Department Chair

Beloit: Seth Flavin
Hays: Sam Bailey

Program Instructors

Tony Wilson
TeJay Kimminau

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Program Outcomes

  • Perform sizing, installation and maintenance of residential electrical systems.
  • Perform sizing, installation and maintenance of commercial electrical systems.
  • Perform sizing, installation and maintenance of industrial electrical systems.
  • Interpret blueprints, schematics and diagrams.
  • Follow established safety procedures and guidelines.
  • Navigate and interpret the National Electric Code.
  • Perform installation and maintenance of motors and generators.
  • Perform installation and maintenance of transformers.
  • Troubleshoot electrical and electronic systems.
  • Use basic hand tools, meters and measuring devices.
  • Demonstrate effective workplace and communication skills.

Required Courses

Post Graduate Jobs

Job TitleAnnual Salary
Master Electrician$61,500
Plant Maintenance Manager$60,000
Journeyman Electrician$56,900

Transfer Options

This program offers a seamless transition to Fort Hays State University for the following degrees:

Business & Industry Concentration (B.S.)

Career & Technical Education Concentration (B.S.)