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What states do we cover?
We service all 50 states. Call today for more information.
What industries does Utility Training Consultants specialize in?
We have experience working with clients in various industries such as Utilities, Government Agencies, Construction Companies and various types of Contractors.
How long is my crane certification good for?
EICA and NCCCO crane certifications are good for 5 years. We recommend beginning the recertification process every 4 years.
Do I need EICA or NCCCO?
EICA and NCCCO are both ANSI (ANAB) accredited certifying bodies. If you work in or around the electrical industry, we recommend you use EICA, as it was created specifically for the electrical industry.
What is OSHA ET&D?
The Electrical Transmission & Distribution Partnership is a formal collaboration of industry stakeholders, working together to improve safety for workers in the electric line construction industry. It is one of only a few national partnerships between employers and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
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Experience
Over 14 years of experience in field operations, program management, and educational content development.
Assistance
Proven track record in assisting with the development of nationally recognized resources, such as the Guidebook for Powerline Technicians.
Compliance
Extensive industry network and in-depth knowledge of utility sector regulations and best practices.
Flexibility
Ability to provide mobile training services, making high-quality training accessible to organizations nationwide.