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At a glance

Programs: 2
Locations: 2
States served: 2

Delivery: In person (2)
Program length: 8 to 12 weeks (2)
Branches accepted: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force

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NETA Field Tester

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 9 to 13 weeks source value: 61 - 90 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Target MOCs: Army 12P – Prime Power Production Specialist, 12R – Interior Electrician, 91D – Tactical Power Generation Specialist, plus electrical/power-generation maintenance backgrounds Navy EM – Electrician's Mate, CE – Construction Electrician (Seabee), GSE – Gas Turbine Systems Technician-Electrical, IC – Interior Communications Electrician, ET – Electronics Technician, and relevant nuclear electrical/electronics backgrounds Air Force 3E0X2 – Electrical Power Production, 3E0X1 – Electrical Systems, 2A6X6 – Aircraft Electrical & Environmental Systems, plus related electrical/power-generation specialties Marine Corps 1141 – Electrician, 1142 – Engineer Equipment Electrical Systems Technician, and related generator/power-generation, utilities, and electrical maintenance backgrounds Coast Guard EM – Electrician's Mate, ET – Electronics Technician, and technically relevant electrical/power-generation backgrounds Space Force Electrical power, facilities, controls, electronics, and infrastructure-related technical specialties
Career field: Architecture and Engineering
Defense Industrial Base: Yes

Summary

DoD SkillBridge – NETA Field Service Technician Trainee Transition your military electrical experience into a high-demand career in electrical testing and power systems. Shermco Industries is seeking Active Duty service members with experience in electrical systems, power generation and distribution, electronics, controls, instrumentation, or related technical fields for our DoD SkillBridge NETA Field Service Technician Training Program. Participants will train alongside experienced Shermco technicians and gain hands-on experience testing, maintaining, troubleshooting, and commissioning low-, medium-, and high-voltage electrical systems at industrial and commercial customer locations. Prior NETA certification is not required. We are looking for service members with a strong electrical or technical foundation who are ready to translate their military experience into the civilian electrical testing industry.

Eligibility

Army Prime Power, Interior Electricians and Power Generation; Navy Electrician's Mates, Construction Electricians/Seabees, GSE, IC and ET; Air Force Electrical Power Production and Electrical Systems; Marine Corps Electricians and Electrical Systems Technicians; Coast Guard Electrician's Mates and Electronics Technicians; and other military occupations with hands-on electrical power, generation, distribution, testing, controls, or troubleshooting experience.

What the work involves

Program Highlights Hands-on training with experienced NETA Field Service Technicians Exposure to switchgear, circuit breakers, transformers, protective relays, cable testing, electrical troubleshooting, and commissioning Training on electrical systems ranging from 480V to 600kVOpportunity to begin building toward NETA technician certification Shermco-provided lodging during the SkillBridge training period One-way transportation to the approved training/work location for selected participants Potential pathway into a full-time Shermco Field Service Technician career following successful completion of SkillBridge The goal of the program is to develop transitioning service members for long-term careers with Shermco. Full-time employment following SkillBridge is not guaranteed and is based on successful program completion, performance, qualifications, available opportunities, and business needs.

Locations

Fort Leonard Wood, MO • Fort Belvoir, VA • Fort Liberty, NC • Fort Cavazos, TX • Fort Bliss, TX • Naval Station Norfolk, VA • Naval Station Great Lakes, IL • Naval Base San Diego, CA • Sheppard AFB, TX, MO

Protection and Control

Detailed listing

Delivery: In person source value: In-Person
Length: About 9 to 13 weeks source value: 61 - 90 days
Branches: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, Navy, Space Force
Target MOCs: Electrical / Power Generation / Distribution Army: 12P (Prime Power), 91D (Power Generation), 25-series (signal with power exposure) Air Force: 3E0X1 (Electrical Systems), 3E0X2 (Power Production) Navy: Electrician's Mate, Electronics Technician Marine Corps: 1141 (Electrician), 1142 (Electrical Equipment Repair),Army: 94-series (Electronic Maintenance), 25-series (Signal/Comms) Air Force: 2A/3D/1D7 career fields (avionics, cyber transport, RF, systems) Navy: Fire Controlman, Sonar Technician (strong troubleshooting + systems logic) Marine Corps: 28xx (Communications/Electronics)
Career field: Architecture and Engineering
Defense Industrial Base: Yes

Summary

The Protection & Control (P&C) Technician SkillBridge program is designed to train transitioning service members in the installation, testing, commissioning, and maintenance of electrical protection systems used in power generation, transmission, and distribution environments. Participants will gain hands-on experience working with high-voltage equipment, protective relays, and control systems that ensure the safe and reliable operation of electrical infrastructure. Upon successful completion of the SkillBridge program and transition to full-time employment, you’ll have access to: Industry-leading overtime program with a lucrative pay structure 80-100K annually to start. Company Vehicle Comprehensive benefits for you and your family (medical, dental, vision, disability—with low-cost medical plans)Retirement and savings programs with company match (401k and HSA)Annual performance and compensation reviews Bonus and incentive opportunities tied to performance Ongoing technical training through our internal workforce development programs Defined career paths in Protection & Controls and power systems

Eligibility

3 to 5 years’ experience in a Military Occupational Specialty in electrical, electronic systems, or computer systems or associate degree or bachelor’s degree.- Good communication skills. Written and verbal (English); technical and general report writing.- Troubleshooting skills and root cause analysis methodology.

What the work involves

During the SkillBridge program, you’ll gain hands-on experience and exposure to the core responsibilities of a Protection & Controls Technician, including Assist with the installation, commissioning, testing, and maintenance of protective relay systems, communication equipment, and substation controls Support functional testing of protection and control systems across transmission lines, transformers, breakers, feeders, and other high-voltage equipment Gain exposure to relay technologies, including industry-leading platforms such as SEL-411L relay and other SEL and GE relay systems Learn to work with RTUs (Remote Terminal Units) and communication processors used in power system monitoring and control Participate in system upgrades, including RTU and telecom improvements for various clients Develop the ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, including one-lines, schematics, and wiring diagrams Assist in identifying discrepancies and supporting troubleshooting efforts in the field Learn how to accurately document and submit test reports for client and regulatory requirements Support field operations, including tracking time, expenses, and maintaining equipment and tools By the end of the program, you’ll have foundational knowledge and hands-on experience in Protection & Controls, positioning you for a full-time role in a high-demand technical field.

Locations

NA - Civilian location Shermco Industries, Dallas, TX

Where this provider operates

MissouriFort Leonard Wood, MO • Fort Belvoir, VA • Fort Liberty, NC • Fort Cavazos, TX • Fort Bliss, TX • Naval Station Norfolk, VA • Naval Station Great Lakes, IL • Naval Base San Diego, CA • Sheppard AFB, TX
TexasDallas, NA - Civilian location Shermco Industries

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