Target 618: Northwest Lineman College
7600 S Meridian Rd, Meridian, ID 83642
43° 32′ 09″N // 116° 23′ 32″W
Northwest Lineman College offers technical certificate training programs for those seeking a career in the power delivery industry, and also for people working in the industry seeking trade-specific certifications. Theoretical and academic training take place in the admin and classroom buildings. Students develop hands-on expertise outside in the field of power poles and towers.
Possible Stage 2s:
Inside main building:
Typical office and classrooms sensories.
Outside in yard area:
Tactiles: rough, grassy, dry, woody, splintery, gravelly, earthy, sandy, gritty, oily, greasy, breezy (depending on season) warm, hot, cold, snowy…
Smells: Earthy, grassy, fresh, organic (livestock nearby), exhausty…
Sounds: shouting sounds, talking sounds, whooshing (trafficky sounds), rumbling, clattering, chirping, squawking, thumping, clanking…
Visuals: brown, green, beige, tan, light grey, dark grey, bright, sunny, white, black, shadowy, various primary and secondary colors…
Tastes: earthy, metallic, woody, leathery, rubbery, grassy, oily, greasy…
Dimensionals: tall, thin, rounded, multiple, dense, flat, clumpy, sprawling, vast, open, high, narrow, cris-crossing, vertical, towering…
Possible Stage 4s:
Dimensional (D): cylindrical, connected, multiple, gridded, suspended, spanning…
Emotional Impact (EI): determined, afraid, thrilled, ambitious, challenged, committed (plus a range of other typical human emotions)…
Tangible (T): tools, poles, structure(s), people, hard hats, wires, cables, vehicles, electricity…
Intangible (I): work, occupation, studying, educational, industry, communications, electrical, power, connecting, constructing, arranging, utilities, supporting, networked…