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The project manager is an essential part of every electrical construction project. Project managers must determine how to effectively plan, organize and schedule and how to efficiently use labor, subcontractors, materials, time, installed equipment, budgets, construction equipment and company money. They must act as a conduit for information and have great communication skills.
To address the industry’s critical need for project managers NECA has developed two different paths to cultivate these individuals—an online program that addresses the project manager’s role, responsibilities, and tasks within short on-demand modules and a year-long, Department of Labor, registered apprenticeship program that provides hands-on guidance through the project management role with technical instruction, on-the-job learning, and real-world project management scenarios.
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NECA’s Online Project Management Program is self-paced and on-demand—you can start the modules at anytime, take them in any order, and drive your learning yourself. This is a great option with someone who is getting started in electrical project management who wants to delve in to their specific role and the key responsibilities they have.
These modules are available for purchase via the NECA Learning Center at any time with a total program cost of only $270 for NECA members ($855 for non-members).
The NECA/ELECTRI Project Management Apprenticeship is a yearlong U.S. Department of Labor-registered apprenticeship and Certification. This formal program combines online instruction, including NECA’s Online Project Management courses, real-time coaching, mentorship, and structured on-the-job learning.
Candidates must work for a NECA-member firm and the program is structured into monthly cohorts of apprentices. The total program cost is $15,000, to be paid by the member firm along with wages for the apprentice.