Title: Research career opportunities in gas transmission and distribution.
Course: Introduction to Energy Transmission and Distribution I (20902-I) > Section: Understanding Gas Systems

Research should include

- postsecondary training
  - registered apprenticeship programs
  - two- and four-year colleges
  - military training
  - adult learning centers
  - professional/private education agencies
  - cooperative education
  - work-based learning
  - workshops conducted by the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulations (DPOR)
- various occupations (e.g., corrosion technician, plant technician, service technician, measurement and regulation technician, leakage inspector, damage prevention specialist, equipment operator, operations engineer, field engineer, contract inspectors, pipe fitter, drilling engineer, safety specialist, geologist, roustabout)
- certifications (e.g., National Association of Corrosion Engineers [NACE], Association of Energy Engineers [AEE])
- national/local trade organizations.

Process/Skill Questions:

- Which jobs in natural gas require a certification or degree?
- What training opportunities are available locally?
- What are some major distribution and transmission providers in the state?