Workforce Development
Opportunities

At Hill Electric Company, workforce development is one of our main core values and something we take great pride in. Our deep roots within the community have given us a unique opportunity to give back to the future skilled trade professionals of Upstate, South Carolina. We provide hands-on training to students in an effort to prepare them with a “real-world” experience. Over the years, we have partnered with organizations such as career centers, high schools with focused career development programs, technical colleges, and universities to offer in-depth student training in areas including:

Lift training
Fall protection and prevention
Electrical safety
Arc flash awareness
Lock-out tag-out
Introductory circuits

Basic transformer application theory
Introduction to electrical material
Myths and electrical facts
A typical day in the life of an industrial electrician

Customized lessons based on what is being taught in the classroom
Resume review
Interview training
Soft-skills

Lift training
Fall protection and prevention
Electrical safety
Arc flash awareness
Lock-out tag-out
Introductory circuits
Basic transformer application theory
Introduction to electrical material
Myths and electrical facts
A typical day in the life of an industrial electrician
Customized lessons based on what is being taught in the classroom
Resume review
Interview training
Soft-skills

Some of the organizations we have provided additional support to prepare students for skilled trade jobs are: Anderson I & II Career and Technical Center, Anderson Institute of Technology, Crescent High School Construction Science Students, Donaldson Career Center, Greenville Technical College, and Clemson University.

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“It was awesome to have the opportunity for our students! Thank you to Hill Electric for providing the vessel for our students.” Hollie Harrell, Director at ACTC