Saint Paul College Programs

Electrical Maintenance

Overview

General maintenance workers are required to work on machines, equipment, and systems that are powered and controlled by electrical energy. This short-term training program is designed to give employees the necessary skills needed to safely troubleshoot and solve electrical problems within their work environment. (Program Brochure)

For additional information about recommended Course Sequence, Minimum Program Entry Requirements and Program Outcomes, please see the Meet the Faculty.

Available programs, courses and course descriptions:
• Electrical Maintenance Certificate

What You'll Learn

• Basic AC and DC electrical concepts.
• How to maintain electrical distribution systems and electrical equipment.
• How to troubleshoot and repair commercial, industrial, or residential electrical problems.
• Basic knowledge of the NEC (National Electrical Code).

Career Settings

• Large companies
• Factories
• Assembly plants
• Schools
• Hotels
• State, county, or city governments

Potential Employers

• Xcel Energy
• Kelly Inn
• Sheraton Hotels
• DNR
• Washington County Maintenance
• Target Corporation

Additional Benefits

• Learn from experienced instructors who teach in a "hands on" environment.
• Intern in a business facility while attending college.
• Employment opportunities exist in a wide variety of industries and companies.