WLC APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Wolf Line Construction offers two Department of Labor Apprenticeship Programs: Fiber Optic Lineman and Broadband Technician. WLC partners with Northwest Lineman College for part of the schooling in our Department of Labor certified Apprenticeship Programs.

The Fiber Optic Lineman program develops employees to be qualified to work in energized supply space for utilities. WLC is committed to installing broadband networks with the best people in the industry. The Broadband Technician develops qualified broadband team members capable of deploying broadband networks safely with a wide breadth of experience including splicing and placing. The apprentice programs have afforded WLC the ability to have highly trained workers who work safely and efficiently.

WLC’s core value is the safety and health of each employee, maintaining an excellent safety record and ensuring that the employees return to their families each day unharmed. WLC feels that our Apprentice programs allow the company to ensure the safety of each employee and provide the highest quality service possible with competent trained employees. WLC invests in its people to provide the best product when deploying fiber optic networks and rural broadband deployments.

Wolf Line Construction operates in partnership with its clients to provide fiber optic and energized space broadband installations throughout the United States.

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A Day in the Life of an Apprentice

Logan Kennard is working towards his Journeyman Lineman with a focus on the fiber and electric industry. In this video, he tells what his day is like and why he chose this line of work for his career.

National Apprenticeship Week

Wolf Line Construction is proud to participate annually in the Department of Labor’s National Apprenticeship Week!

Congrats to the 3rd year apprentices

Wolf Line Construction would like to recognize these five 3rd year apprentices that completed their schooling at the Northwest Lineman College, which is in partnership with Northwest Michigan Works, on March 3.

Second Year of Schooling Completed

Wolf Line Construction is recognizing the 15 apprentices who have completed their 2nd year of schooling at the Northwest Lineman College, which is in partnership with Northwest Michigan Works.

Michigan employers recognized for successful apprenticeship programs

LANSING, Mich.— Michigan employers were recognized for their programs that skill workers through Registered Apprenticeship during a recent 2020 Michigan Apprenticeship Week virtual event.

National Apprenticeship Week

Wolf Line Construction is proud to participate in the Department of Labor’s National Apprenticeship Week! WLC recognizes the hard work and dedication that each apprentice contributes to the organization and to their personal growth.

WLC Apprentice Program

Wolf Line Construction kicked off the new year with five Apprentices starting their apprenticeship to become certified journeyman within their craft. WLC is partnering with Northwest Lineman College for the schooling of this Department of Labor certified Apprenticeship Program.

WLC LAUNCHES NEW APPRENTICE PROGRAM

Partnering with the Northwest Lineman College and Northwest Michigan Works, WLC has created a new Department of Labor-certified Apprenticeship Program.