Program Information
The Utility Lineman pathway prepares individuals for jobs in the field of utility power transmission and distribution construction, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical power lines.
Location of Program:
Poplarville Campus
Program Start:
Fall Semester
Program Contact Information:
Email
lineman@prcc.edu
Your natural abilities
- Color vision
- Ability to work at heights
- Physical stamina/strength
- Teamwork
- Communication skills
- Troubleshooting skills
Classroom knowledge
- Pole and bucket rescue
- Elevated work Site projects
- Pole climbing
- Overhead construction & underground construction
- System design and operation
Graduation options
- Technical Certificate
- Associates in Applied Science
Possible careers in this program:
Line Installers and Repairers
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How to apply to the Utility Lineman Program
1. Complete PRCC Application
Within 3-5 days after you apply, you will receive RiverGuide Credentials.
2. Complete Program Application
*Completion of the application does not guarantee admission into the program. The Utility Lineman program has a limited student capacity and requires additional documentation.
All required documentation can be sent electronically or by mail to the following:
Email: lineman@prcc.edu
Mail:
PRCC
Attn: Utility Lineman Instructor
101 HWY 11 North
Poplarville, MS 39470
3. Required Documentation
- Obtain an MDOT physical (may be called CDL/DOT physical) from a qualified physician. You will need to take a copy of the physical to MDOT when testing for your CDL permit to obtain the MDOT card.
- Obtain an 11-tier or higher drug test. Sealed results must be mailed/emailed directly from the testing facility.
- Submit a color copy of your current driver’s license. All applicants must have a clean driving record for the past three years.
- Obtain the MVR information sheet from the DMV and provide a completed copy to the instructor.
- Obtain a Mississippi Class A Commercial Driver’s Permit (or License). Out-of-state residents must be 18 years old and obtain a valid state Class A Commercial Driver’s Permit (or License) -due at the orientation meeting.
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