CalNev - Do you need experience to apply?

I want to work in relay tech. Do I need experience in the field or have a CDL to apply for the substation apprenticeship?

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u/hard2survive — 14 days ago

What is the shortest path to becoming a relay tech in California?

What is the shortest path to becoming a relay tech in California? I do not have electrical skills. I am thinking about getting an AA in Electrical Engineering Technology or Electrical & Instrumentation?

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u/hard2survive — 24 days ago
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Controls Engineer Pathway

Plan on getting an AA in Electrical & Instrumentation Technology. What is the path to become a Controls Engineer? I am located in the Bay Area, CA and see some Data Centers are looking for Controls Engineers on Linkedin

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u/hard2survive — 1 month ago

Relay Tech starting wages California

What are the typical starting wages in CA for someone breaking in as a Relay Technician after obtaining a 2 year associates at a community college?

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u/hard2survive — 1 month ago

Relay Technician - Getting Started

I am looking for a career change. Would a 2 year AA degree in Electrical Technology help get into this field or is the best way is to get accepted into IBEW. My goal is to work for PG&E in California.

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u/hard2survive — 1 month ago
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Instrumentation Technician vs Aircraft Mechanic

I am deciding between the two career fields. Working on planes is kool but I don’t know if I can work night shift and deal with the health hazards.

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u/hard2survive — 2 months ago

Instrumentation vs Waste Water Operator [CA]

Having a hard time deciding to do Instrumentation Tech which I will go to community college and get an associates or get a grade 2 and hopefully I can get OIT as an operator. Hope others can chime in.

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u/hard2survive — 2 months ago
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Instrumentation vs Waste Water Operator [CA]

Having a hard time deciding to do Instrumentation Tech which I will go to community college and get an associates or get a grade 2 and hopefully I can get OIT as an operator. Hope others can chime in.

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u/hard2survive — 2 months ago
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Bay Area - Graveyard shift

Looking to enter this field. Is it a requirement to work graveyard shifts for the plants in the Bay Area?

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u/hard2survive — 2 months ago

Ranking of Water Agencies/Departments

What are the rankings of agencies/water departments that pay the best and have the best benefits?

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u/hard2survive — 2 months ago