Program Information
The Utility Lineman pathway prepares individuals for jobs in the field of utility power transmission and distribution construction, troubleshooting, and repair of electrical power lines.
Location of Program:
Poplarville Campus
Program Start:
Fall Semester
Program Contact Information:
Email
lineman@prcc.edu
Your natural abilities
- Color vision
- Ability to work at heights
- Physical stamina/strength
- Teamwork
- Communication skills
- Troubleshooting skills
Classroom knowledge
- Pole and bucket rescue
- Elevated work site projects
- Pole climbing
- Overhead construction & underground construction
- System design and operation
Graduation options
- Career Certificate
- Technical Certificate
- Associate in Applied Science
Possible careers in this program:
Line Installers and Repairers
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How to apply to the Utility Lineman Program
**Students must be 18 years old by the first day of class**
Complete PRCC Application
After completing the PRCC application, you will receive RiverGuide credentials needed to complete the Utility Lineman program application.
Complete Utility Lineman Application
*Completion of the application does not guarantee admission into the program. The Utility Lineman program has a limited student capacity and requires additional documentation.
NOTE: Students must be 18 years old by the first day of class.
All required documentation must be submitted electronically through the Utility Lineman application to be considered for an interview.
Email: lineman@prcc.edu
Required Documentation for Utility Lineman Application
- Obtain a 10-tier or higher drug test. Upload a copy with your program application.
- Submit a color copy of your current driver’s license with your application. All applicants must have a clean driving record for the past three years.
- Obtain the MVR information sheet from the DMV and upload a completed copy with your application. If selected for the program, you will need to provide the following:
- Obtain an MDOT physical (may be called CDL/DOT physical) from a qualified physician. Take a copy of the physical to MDOT when testing for your CDL permit to obtain the MDOT card.
- Obtain a Mississippi Class A Commercial Driver’s Permit (or License). Out-of-state residents must be 18 years old and obtain a valid state Class A Commercial Driver’s Permit (or License) -due at the orientation meeting.
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