NEW! ECG Training Institute Merchandise is Now Available!
Train and certify electric utility employees through the ECG Institute for Utility Training, providing comprehensive education and workforce development through safety programs, ECG’s three-year U.S. Department of Labor Certified Apprenticeship Program, and Interpersonal Skills Training.
The ECG Institute brings together ECG’s Powerline School, Training and Safety programs, and Member Training Courses to support the complete development of a utility professional, from technical and safety skills to leadership, communication, and professional development.
Provide convenient, hands-on safety training through Safety Meetings offered at member utility facilities ten months of the year. These meetings feature a variety of safety and training topics specific to electric utility employees and are led by experienced journeymen linemen with decades of hands-on field experience. Each program is interactive, professional, and designed to meet applicable regulatory requirements.
Institute training topics include:
- Hot Work
- First Aid /CPR
- DOT Flagging
- Accident Investigation
- Tools for training elected officials and Staff to become effective twenty-first-century Leaders
- Programs to help personnel flourish
- Other industry-specific workshops
We strategically designed courses to advance attendees through their careers. The suggested career path utilizes classroom, home study, and on-the-job training. The Career Progression Model illustrates an achievement path allowing your organization to evaluate the employee’s growth and aptitude for advancement.
FY27 Training & Safety Classes – click to register.
- Foreman Development Series
- Powerline Workers Apprenticeship Program
- Advanced Lineworker
- Overhead Hotline School
- Pre-Apprentice Program
- Underground Line Locate/ Fault Finding
- Comprehensive Underground
- Meterman Certification
If you have any questions, please contact Kelsey Bennett, Training & Safety Coordinator.
Jon Beasley
Vice President, Training & Safety
Jon Beasley