Utility Line Technician (UTAAS)

* All Utility Line classes are currently offered at the Applied Technology Center. General Education classes need to be completed at one of the three main campuses.

A one credit hour CPR/First Aid course is also required for those who do not currently hold a valid CPR/First Aid card.

Students are required to obtain a Class A, O restriction, Commercial Driver's License (CDL) in order to graduate. Training and testing for this requirement is provided by the MCC Truck Driving program, although, students may acquire the CDL on their own. A 3.5 credit hour class is arranged to fit into the student's schedule.

Visit the Utility Line web page at www.mccneb.edu/util/

Entrance into the UTIL program is determined by an application process. You must contact an academic advisor or faculty member to acquire an application packet.

Below is the schedule of classes for the “Traditional” option and the “Weekend” option. General Education requirements can be completed before, during, or after the UTIL course work is completed, however, completing the General Education requirements before the UTIL classes will improve the student's chance of being accepted into the program. Students should contact Student Services to design a plan of study.