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Learn the skills that power the future! Our intensive hands-on Electrical On-the-Job Training Bootcamp is now open for enrollment. Whether you’re new to the field or ready to upskill, this course will prepare you for real-world electrical work and technician opportunities.
With over 23 years of experience in the electrical field, our instructor brings an unmatched depth of industry knowledge to the classroom and job site. His career spans across industrial, oil & gas, telecommunications, and construction sectors, where he has led and executed a wide range of high-complexity projects.
He is the founder of Pacific Total Electric, a company renowned for quality, innovation, and safety. Throughout his career, he has successfully completed more than 5,000 projects across British Columbia , from large-scale industrial installations to advanced telecommunications systems and custom commercial builds.
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At Imperia Skills Academy, we believe that the best way to become a confident and competent electrician is not just by learning what to do — but by doing it.
Our On-the-Job Training (OJT) Model bridges the gap between classroom instruction and real-world electrical work. Students are placed directly on active job sites, where they apply everything they’ve learned in real-time settings under the guidance of licensed professionals.
First Saturday: Electrical Code & Standards (Theory) – 8 hrs
This module introduces students to the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), which sets the national standard for safe electrical installations. Students will learn how to navigate the codebook, apply general and section-specific rules, and ensure compliance with safety regulations used across all provinces
First Tuesday: Blueprint Reading – 2 hrs
This module teaches students how to read, interpret, and understand electrical blueprints and construction drawings. Students will learn to identify symbols, wiring diagrams, schematics, and layout plans commonly used in residential, commercial, and industrial projects.
Second Saturday: Supplier & Site Visits – 8 hrs
This module provides students with first-hand exposure to electrical suppliers and active job sites. Students will explore how materials are sourced, handled, and applied, while observing real-world electrical installations and industry practices in action
Second Tuesday: Project Presentation & Estimation – 2 hrs
In this module, students will learn how to prepare basic project estimates and present their electrical work plans. They will practice calculating material and labor costs, organizing project timelines, and effectively communicating their proposals in a professional format.
Job Training with Licensed Electrician – 20 hrs
Students will work as a helper alongside a licensed electrician for 20 hours of practical, on-site training. This module offers valuable real-world experience, allowing students to assist with basic installations, material handling, safety checks, and other tasks while learning the daily responsibilities of an electrical helper on active job sites.
