Power Line Commercial Driver's License Class A Endorsement (WCG)

 


The Power Line CDL Class A Endorsement curriculum teaches students how to inspect and operate tractor trailers and to assume driver responsibilities on the road and at pickup/delivery points. This program prepares students to take the Virginia CDL Class A Endorsement examination. Many of the vehicles that utility companies use while repairing power lines require a commercial driver's license to operate.

Emphasis is placed on the following:

• vehicle inspections
• defensive driving
• range maneuvers
• motor carrier safety regulations
• trip planning
• cargo handling
• size/weight laws
• general maintenance procedures
• hours of service
• accident prevention

Potential Certification:  Upon successful completion of the program, students will be eligible to take the Virginia CDL Class A Endorsement exam, administered by Virginia DMV.

Power Line Worker Training Components:

• Power Industry Fundamentals
• Power Line Worker
• Power Line CDL Class A Endorsement

Tuition:  $6,000 Full Price; $2,000 FastForward WCG Price

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Supplies and Fees:  Tuition includes cost of DOT physical and drug screen. Class A commercial learner's permit is the responsibility of the student.

This program is offered in partnership with Ancora Education, who will be your training provider.

CDL Curriculum Requirements (must be obtained and provided to Ancora Training prior to the first class session):

• Valid Virginia Driver's License
• Valid Medical Examiner's Certificate by passing a DOT physical
• Class A Commercial Learner's Permit (CLP)
• DOT drug screen with negative results
• Driving record from DMV for the last 5 years

Register with Ancora Education to complete your curriculum requirements.

• Payment vouchers provided for DOT physical and drug screen.
• Registration is not complete until you create an account, log in, and complete your documentation.
• Write down and keep your login information for classroom use.