Build a strong foundation in power distribution linework through this introductory program for new entrants and individuals with little to no field experience. Participants develop the essential knowledge, practical skills, and professional mindset needed to perform construction activities safely under de-energized, less hazardous conditions.

Develop advanced skills, supervisory and leadership competencies through this program designed for seasoned linemen with at least 2–3 years of experience performing complex construction and maintenance activities both under energized and de-energized conditions. This course prepares participants to become Leadman or Foreman with the desired attitude and character for the role.

Refresh knowledge and strengthen practical competencies in electric power distribution line construction while preparing for the TESDA National Certificate II competency assessment.

The course covers a review of topics such as occupational safety and health practices, proper use of personal protective equipment and line tools, pole erection, installation of line hardware and equipment, conductor stringing, and other essential distribution line construction procedures.

Build advanced technical skills, professional competencies, and the work ethic expected of a seasoned first-class lineman. This program for experienced linemen with at least two years of work under de-energized conditions prepares participants to carry out increasingly complex construction and maintenance activities under both energized and de-energized conditions while reinforcing safe and efficient field practices.

Master the techniques required to safely perform maintenance on energized distribution lines using rubber gloving and hotline stick methods. Through classroom discussions, demonstrations, and hands-on exercises, participants build the practical competencies needed to improve worksite safety while supporting reliable and efficient electric distribution operations.

Attendees will learn the applicable safety standards, proper selection and use of personal protective equipment and rubber protective equipment, identification and care of hotline tools, basket truck maneuvering and grounding, and procedures for conducting live-line maintenance activities.

Learn how to safely install and commission solar photovoltaic (PV) systems through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on installation exercises aligned with industry practices.

This course covers electrical and solar panel safety, PV hardwiring, installation procedures, proper handling of solar panels, clamping, and bolting systems, and safe lifting techniques for efficient on-site installation.

Be equipped with knowledge to reduce risks and safely perform work in high-risk environments. This program focuses on safe work practices around energized power lines, where participants will learn proper tagging procedures, including the applicable rules and identification of authorized personnel to secure tags.

They will also explore methods for identifying involved organizations, coordination strategies for pre-arranged work, and the safe handling of induced voltages.