Before choosing a Blackstone power-line training cohort

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AI-assisted · Last verified Official program body checked October 17, 2026.

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What the program describes

Southside Virginia Community College describes an eleven-week power-line worker program combining classroom and hands-on training. Its listed subjects include safety, climbing techniques, electrical theory, aerial framing, rigging and equipment.

The college identifies its Occupational/Technical Center at Pickett Park in Blackstone as the training location. It lists a high-school diploma or GED as a prerequisite.

Interest is not enrollment

The linked form expresses interest. It is not confirmation of admission, a reserved seat, a credential or a job.

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