ASSEMBLE PATH · ONTARIO TRADE 309C

Electrician – Domestic and Rural

An Electrician — Domestic and Rural plans/layouts, assembles, connects, installs, repairs, inspects, tests, verifies, maintains and commissions electrical systems specifically in houses, small dwellings and/or farms. He/she also measures, cuts, threads, bends, assembles and installs conduits, electrical conductor enclosures and supports. Electrical systems may include heating, lighting, power digital, communication, control and security systems. Specifically, an Electrician — Domestic and Rural:

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COMPULSORYCONSTRUCTION / BUILDING SYSTEMS
Electrician – Domestic and Rural working safely in a representative workplace

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WHY THE WORK MATTERS

Dependable wiring keeps homes, farms and small communities safe and productive.

Domestic and rural electricians install, test, maintain and repair electrical systems in houses, small dwellings, farms and related buildings.

7,200 hoursgeneral apprenticeship duration
$68,000estimated median at 2,000 paid hours
Ontario tradeauthorized status required

EXPLORE IN ORDER

Four questions. One clearer next step.

WHERE THE WORK LIVES

Real settings for real work

housesfarms and barnsrural shopsrenovation sitessmall contractors

EVIDENCE BASE

Sources & verification

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