Ameren opened its Decatur training center Wednesday, giving the public a closer look at how future lineworkers are trained to keep power flowing across central Illinois.
A new apprentice class took part in hands-on exercises designed to mirror the kinds of challenges they may face once they are working in the field. The training included real-world scenarios that help apprentices build the skills, confidence, and safety habits needed for the job.
Superintendent of Electric Training Ray Lawyer says linework plays a critical role in everyday life because lineworkers help keep the lights on and the power running for families, schools, hospitals, and businesses.
Ameren says the training center is an important part of preparing the next generation of workers for a career that requires focus, teamwork, and a strong commitment to safety.
Anyone interested in learning more about linework apprenticeships can find additional information at Ameren dot com.








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