In-Person Training

In-Person Training
Energized Training

Advanced Journeyman In-Person Training

Timpson offers a variety of classes for continuing the education of your Journeymen. With both predefined and custom classes, these interactive in-person training classes are both engaging and memorable experiences for your crew. At Timpson, we pride ourselves on crafting training that does not follow the typical “death by PowerPoint” approach.

Every topic you need

Common Courses

(EPZ) Grounding & Bonding

This course teaches line workers practical grounding and bonding skills, key safety concepts, and best practices through hands-on learning for safer utility operations.

(EPZ) Grounding & Bonding

This course provides line workers with a practical understanding of grounding and bonding, their purpose, and proper application in the field using hands-on activities and classroom discussions. Participants will explore the history of electrical safety, key industry developments, different grounding methods, sources of unexpected energization (backfeed, induction, human error), voltage gradients, and installation best practices. Emphasis is placed on safe work culture, minimizing hazards, and applying theory to real utility operations.

Rigging

This course teaches line workers safe, effective rigging practices through standards review, equipment use, load forces, and hands-on training, and provides each participant with a rigging card.

Rigging

This course provides line workers with the knowledge and skills to safely and effectively perform rigging operations. Participants will review ASME B30.6 standards, rigging design and maintenance, and the proper use of derricks, slings, hoists, ropes, and knots. Each participant will receive a rigging card, and the knowledge to use and understand it. The course also covers understanding tensions, forces and torques, using Bluetooth dynamometers to measure loads, and practical exercises in pulling knots and equipment to destruction to reinforce safe handling and equipment limits. 

Basic Transformers

This course gives line workers a concise, practical foundation in transformer theory, operation, safety, and real-world application.

Basic Transformers

This course provides line workers with a comprehensive understanding of transformer theory, operation, and practical applications. Topics include voltage transformation, current flow, non-load losses, transformer sizing, capacitance and inductance, and neutral-load calculations on three-phase systems. Participants will also explore polarity, ferroresonance, and different types of transformers, while addressing common misconceptions such as the “myth of stray voltage.” Emphasis is placed on safe handling, installation, troubleshooting, and real-world applications to ensure reliable power delivery and reinforce on-the-job safety practices.

Advanced Transformers & Vectoring

This course teaches advanced transformer operation, vectoring, protection, and troubleshooting for safe, reliable three-phase power systems.

Advanced Transformers & Vectoring

This course provides a comprehensive study of transformer operation, advanced concepts, and vectoring techniques for three-phase power systems. Participants will explore complex topics including vector group configurations, phase relationships, load balancing, harmonic effects, and advanced grounding practices. The course also covers transformer protection, fault analysis, and troubleshooting methods in real utility applications. Emphasis is placed on applying theory to practical scenarios, enhancing problem-solving skills, and ensuring safe and reliable transformer operation in the field.

Electrical Theory & Circuit Analysis

This course teaches line workers practical electrical theory and circuit analysis for safe, effective transmission and distribution operations.

Electrical Theory & Circuit Analysis

This course provides line workers with a practical understanding of electrical theory and the fundamentals of circuit analysis used in transmission and distribution systems. Topics include voltage, current, resistance, power relationships, and the behavior of series, parallel, and combination circuits. Learners will explore AC and DC principles, three-phase circuits, and how electrical calculations support safe decision-making in the field. Emphasis is placed on applying theory to real work situations, such as load balance, fault current, grounding, and induction, to reinforce safe work practices and improve troubleshooting skills.

Power Factor & Power Quality

This course teaches line workers the fundamentals of power factor, power quality, and practical solutions for reliable, safe electrical distribution.

Power Factor & Power Quality

This course introduces line workers to the fundamentals of power factor and power quality in electrical distribution systems. Participants will learn how reactive and real power interact, the impact of poor power factor on equipment and the grid, and practical techniques to monitor and improve system efficiency. The course also covers common power quality issues, such as voltage sags, harmonics, and transients, and their effects on both utility equipment and customer loads. Emphasis is placed on applying concepts in the field, troubleshooting real  problems, and implementing solutions that enhance system reliability, safety, and performance

Leadership

This course teaches line workers leadership, communication, and decision-making skills to guide crews safely and effectively in the field.

Leadership

This course develops the leadership skills line workers need to guide crews safely and effectively in the field. Participants will learn practical communication techniques, situational awareness, decision-making, and conflict resolution strategies that support strong team performance during both routine tasks and high-pressure situations. The course also covers mentoring apprentices, promoting a positive safety culture, and leading by example on the job site. Focused on real utility work environments, the training equips line workers with the confidence and discipline to influence their crews, strengthen teamwork, and support safe, efficient operations.

PPE & Safety

This course trains line workers to safely select, use, and maintain PPE while recognizing hazards and following industry safety practices.

PPE & Safety

This course equips line workers with the knowledge and skills to select, use, and maintain personal protective equipment (PPE) while following safe work practices in the field. Topics include hazard recognition, fall protection, electrical and mechanical safety, and proper PPE for various tasks. Emphasis is on hands-on application, compliance with industry standards, and promoting a strong safety culture on the job.

Procedures

This course teaches line workers to safely follow standard operating procedures for planning, equipment use, and emergency response.

Procedures

This course provides line workers with the knowledge and skills to safely and efficiently follow standard operating procedures in the field. Topics include job planning, switching and tagging, lockout/tagout, equipment operation, and emergency response protocols. Emphasis is placed on consistency, safety compliance, and applying procedures to real scenarios to minimize risk and ensure reliable power delivery.

Train the Trainer

This course trains experienced line workers to mentor and train crews effectively, emphasizing safety, communication, and hands-on instruction.

Train the Trainer

This course equips experienced line workers with the skills and knowledge to effectively train and mentor crews in the utility field. Participants will learn instructional techniques, lesson planning, demonstration methods, and adult learning principles tailored to high risk, field-based environments. The course emphasizes training delivery that is focused on safety, effective communication, evaluation of trainee performance, and the use of training tools such as simulators and training yards. Graduates will be prepared to lead, coach, and develop other line workers while reinforcing a strong safety culture and operational excellence on the job.

Consultation Services

These services help utility crews work safely and efficiently by providing training design, hands-on skills guidance, and safety best practices.

Consultation Services

These services provide expert guidance to help utility crews work safely, efficiently, and in compliance with industry standards. Areas of support include designing and implementing and launching training programs, planning and optimizing training yard layouts, and establishing training and safety best practices for skills like rigging, grounding, switching, and equipment operation. Consultants also offer advice on jobsite assessments, risk analysis, and safety procedures, ensuring crews receive practical training that enhances performance, reinforces a strong safety culture, and prepares line workers for real-world utility operations.

Custom Courses

We are able to create custom training classes tailored to your company's unique needs. No matter the topic, our commitment is to provide trainees with an interactive class.

Custom Courses

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General Pricing

  • 1-20 Students | $2,400/day + Travel Expenses
  • 21-30 Students | $3,200/day + Travel Expenses
  • 31+ Students | Contact Timpson
  • Travel Days billed at $2,400/day

This was hands down the most informative grounding class I have ever been a part of. Actual testing backing up information rather than just theory. It changed my thought process of how to properly ground and the purpose for it.

Nicholas V.

Best grounding class I have been through yet. All of the tests and experiments are what sets it apart from others

Landon T

I’d take any class Caleb would like to teach.

Anonymous