HEC Powerline Program

Train for the Work That Keeps the Grid Moving

Get trained in as little as 11-15 weeks.

Looking for lineman schools in Georgia? Get hands-on lineworker training and build practical skills for entry-level opportunities in utility line work. Our electrical lineman program takes as little as 11-15 weeks.

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Hands-On Training

The best way to learn line work is to do it. Our lineman training puts you in the field with instructors, working on the equipment you’ll see on the job.

Accelerated Program

Our powerline technician course moves fast. Finish in as little as 11-15 weeks and get ready for entry-level opportunities.

Immersive Curriculum

From electrical fundamentals to field scenarios, every part of the lineman program is built around real crew work.

Career Outlook

Every home, hospital, and business depends on the people who maintain the grid. That makes line work a trade with real demand.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median annual wage of $96,560 in 2024 for electrical powerline installers and repairers. Employment is projected to grow 7% through 2034, much faster than average.
Ready for a high-demand trade? Our lineman program is your first step.

Disclaimer: HEC cannot guarantee employment, career advancement, or any particular earnings or salary.

What Lineworker Training at HEC Looks Like

Line work demands physical effort, focus, and respect for the risks. Our lineworker training prepares you for all of it. Here’s what you’ll cover:

Electrical Foundations & System Basics

Learn how power is generated, transmitted, and distributed.

Line Construction & Maintenance

Build skills in installing, maintaining, and repairing power lines and equipment.

Climbing, Rigging & Field Operations

Get comfortable working at height with the tools and techniques line crews use.

Safety, Protection & Emergency Response

Safety comes first. Train on protective practices and emergency response.

Substations, Equipment & System Controls

Understand the equipment and controls that keep the system running.

Real-World Field Scenarios & Job Readiness

Test your skills in realistic scenarios that help you step onto a job site prepared.

Lineman Certification: What to Know

Employers value verified skills and a strong safety foundation. Our lineman certification program content helps you build the knowledge and hands-on competence they look for in entry-level lineworkers. Ask an advisor which credentials connect to the Powerline program.

Visit Our Georgia Campus

See where your lineman classes would take place. Call (470) 604-9898 to schedule a visit, tour the facilities, and ask your questions before you start.

Questions About Lineman Schools and Training

What is a lineman program?

A lineman program (or electrical lineman program) teaches the skills to build, maintain, and repair power lines. HEC’s Powerline program combines classroom instruction with hands-on practice.

How long does the powerline technician course take?

You can complete the HEC Powerline program in as little as 11-15 weeks.

What will I learn in lineworker training?

You’ll cover electrical foundations, line construction, climbing and rigging, safety, substations, and field scenarios.

Do I need experience to start lineman classes?

Talk with an admissions advisor about enrollment requirements and next steps.

Where is the program offered?

Training takes place at our Stonecrest, Georgia campus. Students from other states are welcome to request info.

How can I pay for lineman training?

Options include cash or credit card, personal loans (for those who qualify), state and federal grants (such as WIOA), VA educational benefits, and company sponsorship. An advisor can help you find what may apply.

Can veterans use VA benefits?

VA educational benefits are one payment option, and the Department of Veterans Affairs determines eligibility. Call 888-879-9492 or visit gibill.va.gov to learn more.

Does HEC guarantee a job after graduation?

No. HEC cannot guarantee employment, career advancement, or any particular earnings or salary.

Not everyone is wired for this. Maybe you are.

Take the first step toward lineman training that gets you in the field. Request program info or call (470) 604-9898 today.

Employment Opportunities

Recent graduates of our Powerline program have secured jobs with these companies:

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*The Army’s Career Skills Program (CSP) prepares Soldiers for civilian employment through first-class apprenticeships, on-the-job training, job shadowing, internships and employment skills training. Soldiers are eligible to participate in an Army CSP up to 180 days prior to separation from the Army and after completion of the mandatory 5-day SFL-TAP workshop. To be considered for an open seat in a CSP you must contact the POC at the installation where you want to attend a CSP and submit your commander authorized/signed participation memo in advance of the start date.

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