Industrial Electricians
Access Industrial Training's Industrial Electrician training path builds the specialized skills electricians need to keep industrial electrical systems safe, code-compliant, and running.
Empowering Industrial Electricians
Industrial electricians keep the electrical systems that power a facility safe and reliable. Our courses are designed to help electricians strengthen their expertise, take on more advanced work, and grow their careers.
Start With the Fundamentals
Like our Maintenance Personnel path, most industrial electricians start with Basic Electrical Theory with Troubleshooting and safety training — Lockout/Tagout Practices and NEC 70E arc flash safety — before moving into code and controls.
Go Deeper Into Code and Controls
From there, our electrician-focused courses cover the ground the job actually demands: NEC 70, covering the National Electrical Code, and PLC Programming, covering the programmable logic controllers used to automate and control industrial equipment.
Choose Your Learning Path
Take individual courses that match your goals, or work through a broader sequence to build well-rounded expertise. See our upcoming courses for current schedules.
Invest in Your Career
Electricians who complete this path bring a broader, more current skill set to the job — the kind employers rely on to keep systems running safely and code-compliant.
Need training built around your own equipment and procedures instead? See Custom Training.
Courses on This Path

Basic Electrical Theory with Troubleshooting
A great starting point for all employees, covering Ohm's law, meter usage, and industry terminology.
4 days
Electrical Safety
PLC Programming

NEC 70
Covers the National Electrical Code for electricians, inspectors, and contractors, updated to the 2023 NEC.
3 days

NEC 70E
Essential electrical safety training for anyone working on or around live electrical systems.
2 days

Lockout Tagout Practices (LOTO)
A one-day, 8-hour intensive course on Lockout/Tagout practices and procedures for professionals working around electrical systems.
1 day (8 hours)