HITT Apprenticeship Programs

 

The apprenticeship programs at HITT combine in-class study along with field training and related book work. The program is delivered over 3 years combining single week in-class learning* (quaterly with HITT) in conjunction with field training (provided by apprentices's journeyman/mentor) and book work (self study). This program is designed to strengthen the apprentice's tactical skills in support of attaining strategic metering knowledge.

 

*In-Class Learning: electricity & metering safety awareness and training, electricity principles and mathematics, metering characteristics and vocabulary, single and three-phase transformer connections, customer relations, demand metering, field equipment and test instruments, phase angle measurements and calculations, vectoring principles, mathematics and calculations, instrument transformers, pulse metering, reactive metering, high voltage and substation metering, meter communications, totalizing metering, current diversion, and rates and tariffs.

 

  

To begin an Apprenticeship Course with HITT a pre-requisite assessment and interview are required.

Please contact us for details about these or any of our programs.

 

1st Year Apprentice Meterman Program

 Week 1 - Self-Contained Single Phase Metering (Part 1) – Electricity Meter Safety I; Definitions and Vocabulary I; Electricity I; Electricity Metering Characteristics I; Mathematics for Electricity Metering I; and Basic Magnetism.

 Week 2 - Self-Contained Single Phase Metering (Part 2) – Single Phase Power Transformers I; Demand Metering I; Customer Relations I; Field Test Instruments and Equipment I; Revenue Protection I; Rates, Tariffs and Policies I, Safe Procedures for Installing and Removing Meters.

 Week 3 - Instrument Rated Single Phase Metering (Part 1) – Six Month Check Point (progress exam); Meter Safety II; Definitions and Vocabulary II; Electricity II; Electricity Meter Characteristics II; Instrument Transformers I

 Week 4 - Instrument Rated Single Phase Metering (Part 2) – Meter Safety III; Mathematics for Electricity Metering II; Single Phase Power Transformers II; Demand Metering II; Rates, Tariffs and Policies II; Field Test Instruments and Equipment II.

 

2nd Year Apprentice Program

 Week 1 - Self-Contained Three Phase Metering (Part 1) – Twelve Month Check Point; Meter Safety IV; Electricity III; Self-Contained and Instrument Rated Metering Commonalities; Three Phase Power Transformer Connections I

 Week 2 - Self-Contained Three Phase Metering (Part 2) – Meter Safety V; Mathematics for Electricity Metering III; Pulse Metering I; Meter Vocabulary and Definitions III; Customer Relations II; Demand Metering II; Revenue Protection II; Field Test Instrument and Equipment III; Rates, Tariffs and Policies III.

 Week 3 - Instrument Rated Three Phase Metering (Part 1) –Eighteen Month Check Point; Meter Safety VI; Electricity IV; Mathematics for Electricity Metering IV.

Week 4 - Instrument Rated Three Phase Metering (Part 2) – Electricity Meter Characteristics IV; Pulse Metering II; Three Phase Power Transformer Connections II; Demand Metering IV; Instrument Transformers II; Rates, Tariffs and Policies IV; Reactive Metering I; Meter Communications I; High Voltage Metering I.

 

3rd Year Apprentice Program

 Week 1 - Reactive Metering (Part 1) – Twenty-four Month Check Point; Meter Safety VII; Electricity V; Electricity Meter Characteristics V; Mathematics for Electricity V

 Week 2 - Reactive Metering (Part 2) – Three Phase Power Transformer Connections III; Reactive Metering II; High Voltage Metering II; High End Metering I; Totalizing Metering I; Meter Communications II.

 Week 3 - High Voltage Metering (Part 1) - Thirty Month Check Point; Field Metering Safety Review I; Electricity Review I; Customer Relations Review I; Electricity Meter Characteristics Review I; Mathematics for Electricity Review I; Demand Metering Review; Pulse Metering Review I; Power Transformer Connections Review I.

 Week 4 - High Voltage Metering (Part 2) –Field Metering Safety Review II; Electricity Review II; Mathematics for Electricity Review II; Pulse Metering Review II; Electricity Meter Characteristics Review II; Power Transformer Connections Review II; Field Test Equipment Review; Rates, Tariffs and Policies Review; Instrument Transformers Review; Reactive Metering Review; High Voltage Metering Review; Meter Communications Review; High End Metering Review; Totalizing Metering Review.