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Meter Electrician
Meter Electrician Apprenticeships are - unlike the other apprenticeships - a three-year program.
Meter Electrician Apprentices will learn to install single- and poly-phase meters, transformer-related meters, self-contained meters, and instrument transformers. They will learn about lab and field test meters, instrument repair, calibration, and acceptance testing. They will learn substation and co-generation metering. Apprentices will perform progressively difficult and physically demanding work.
Minimum Qualifications to Apply:
- High School diploma or equivalent
- A Valid Washington State Driver's License is required for employment
- Must be 18 years of age at time of hire
Required Qualifications: The following are the filing requirements necessary to apply for the apprenticeship program:
- Successful completion of coursework equivalent to one year of high school level algebra, geometry, or trigonometry; and
- A combination of training and/or experience that is equivalent to any of the following:
- Successful completion of at least one year of high school training in electrical theory; or
- Successful completion of at least one-half year high school training installing, configuring, maintaining or repairing electrical equipment; or
- Successful completion of at least one semester (at least 15 weeks) of post-high school level training in electrical theory; or
- Successful completion of at least one semester (at least 15 weeks) of post-high school level training in installing, configuring, maintaining, or repairing electrical, or electrical utility equipment; or
- At least three months prior experience (paid or volunteer) applying electrical theory or installing, configuring, maintaining, or repairing electrical, or electric equipment utility equipment
Hiring Process
Successful completion of:
- Written test on electrical theory and mathematics
- A working test demonstrating knowledge of tools and electrical equipment and ability to perform work functions
- An employment interview
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Customer Service
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Call (206) 684-3000
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City of Seattle
24-hour
job line:
(206) 684-7999
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