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Meter Electrician Apprentice
Hiring Process
Candidates must successfully complete and be competitive in:
 Written application and a review of their complete driving record- Written test on electrical theory, mathematics, and worker attributes
- Working test demonstrating knowledge of certain tools, electrical equipment, and the ability to perform work functions
- Oral panel interview
- Reference check - three work related references of your choice will be contacted
- Pre–Employment physical – (A medical examination of the candidate to determine whether he/she can perform the mental and physical functions of the job.)
- Background check - (Includes criminal history, driving record, education, and employment verification.)
Meter Electrician Overview & Expectations:
- The Meter Electrician Apprenticeship is a three–year (6,000 hour) training program.
- Apprentices learn to install single and poly–phase meters, transformer–related meters, self-contained meters, and instrument transformers.
- Apprentices learn about lab and field test meters, instrument repair, calibration, and acceptance testing.
- Apprentices will learn substation and co-generation metering.
- Meter Apprentices attend, at least, 144 hours of Related Supplemental Instruction one evening a week throughout the school year for 3 years.
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Customer Service
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Call (206) 684-3000
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