MMHASTA PRO SERIES: ELECTRICAL

Level Up Your Electrical Skills – One Day Intensive Training

Join us for an in-depth, hands-on electrical training course designed for maintenance professionals looking to build confidence and competence in electrical troubleshooting, diagnostics, and safety. Whether you're sharpening your fundamentals or refreshing your field knowledge, this one-day session delivers practical skills you can apply immediately on the job.

🧠 What You’ll Learn

• Safety First – Learn safe tool handling, proper PPE, and STS (Safety Tool Standards) protocols

• Core Electrical Theory – Understand Ohm’s Law and how voltage, current, and resistance affect your work

• Multimeter Mastery – Learn how to accurately test volts, amps, and ohms using a multimeter

• Schematics & Circuits – Decode electrical diagrams and apply them to real-life troubleshooting scenarios

• Wiring & Breakers – Understand how to safely work with breakers and wiring setups common in multi-housing systems

• Troubleshooting Techniques – Apply structured diagnostic methods to quickly and safely resolve electrical issues

🔧 What to Bring

To get the most out of this hands-on training, please bring the following tools:

• Multimeter

• 6-in-1 Screwdriver

• Wire Stripper

• Linesman Pliers

• Power Drill

Meet Your Instructor: 

Chuck White,
Electrical Contractor | Estimator | Business Development

Chuck brings over 40 years of hands-on electrical industry experience to every project. He began his career in 1985 as a green helper in new residential construction, working his way up through hands-on training in both new construction and service work for single-family homes.

He later transitioned into commercial work, taking on projects in apartment buildings and tenant fit-outs before joining Hawkins Electric in 2007 as a commercial service electrician. In 2008, he moved into an estimator/salesperson role with Hawkins Electric — a position he has held for the past 18 years.

Over nearly two decades in that role, Chuck has built deep, lasting relationships throughout the multifamily industry, connecting with property managers, general contractors, and service technicians across the DMV market. He's also given back to the trade directly, teaching basic electrical classes for apartment service technicians — many of whom he now knows personally from job sites and the classroom alike.