Electricians are highly skilled professionals. Our program teaches you the skills and expert knowledge needed to become a licensed electrician. An apprenticeship program allows you to earn a salary while you are trained through hands-on learning and education.
Over 350,000 apprentices have successfully transitioned to journeyman status. The Omaha Joint Electrical Apprenticeship Training Committee (OJEATC) offers three apprenticeship programs to choose from.
We apply superior safety standards on each and every project to ensure the safety of our workers in all specializations from commercial to low voltage.
From commercial projects like the Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge and TD Ameritrade to residential projects, the electrical industry allows you to explore specialty project types and skills.
There’s a range of opportunities for a licensed electrician. Discover your interests and follow the right path for you. From residential to construction and low-voltage, there’s a multitude of careers available. Learn more about the various fields.
Workers in this role install and maintain the systems typical of single and multi-family homes. This work can include circuit break boxes, lighting, and alarm systems. Residential wiremen install electrical lines in new construction and troubleshoot and repair existing lines in homes.
These electricians specialize in connecting commercial electrical systems to the outside power source. They also distribute power throughout the facility by installing new lines or making repairs to existing ones. Jobs include installing light fixtures, outlets, conduit, and inspecting electrical motors and equipment.
Electricians in the low voltage field work with copper and fiber-optic installs, local area network (LAN) cabling systems, and sub-systems ranging from custom lighting and communications, to entertainment and energy management. Additionally, they provide analysis and repair of video, voice, and data systems in commercial buildings.
Contact Training Director, Kevin Wetuski with Questions
kevinw@electriciansjatc.org | 402.331.3103
