ACTC Nuclear Energy Training

Participants will build hands-on, practical skills across six core areas of energy and industrial work:

• OSHA-10 safety and workplace standards: foundational safety practices and hazard awareness required on most industrial job sites.
• Blueprint reading and precision measurement: interpreting technical drawings and using precision measurement tools accurately.
• Mechanical systems and fluid power: understanding how mechanical and hydraulic/pneumatic systems operate and are maintained.
• Electrical fundamentals: core electrical theory and skills needed for industrial and energy-sector work.
• Automation and PLC systems: programmable logic controllers and automated system operation, increasingly central to modern industrial facilities.
• Industrial troubleshooting and problem-solving: diagnosing and resolving equipment and process issues in real-world settings.

Together, this curriculum gives participants a well-rounded, entry-level skill set spanning safety, mechanical, electrical, and automation competencies — the kind of cross-functional training that energy and industrial employers look for when hiring for technician and operator roles.

Class Schedule: This Section meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from September 15, 2026 to January 12, 2027 from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM - Eastern Time Zone.

Note: Class will not meet on Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, or New Year’s Eve.

Contact Hours: 240