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2011 National Electrical Code® with NFPA 70E Awareness & Grounding and Bonding On-Site Training

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Summary

This seminar will teach you how to apply the 2011 NEC in your workplace and will help you to understand its latest additions, revisions and changes. Also you will also learn how to remain safe when working on or around electrical systems, while learning how to maintain your electrical systems with the correct grounding and bonding techniques.

Workshop Description/Agenda

5 day Lecture
4.0 Continuing Education Credits

The following sub-components are available:
2011 National Electrical Code

The National Electrical Code® is used by all states for industry-wide electrical standards. Ensure your organization is in compliance now so you can avoid reworking your electrical systems. This course benefits individuals who are either at an introductory level or who are experienced in working with electrical systems. By the conclusion of the course, both levels will significantly increase their knowledge, skill level and confidence. The full five-day combination course will also address how to remain safe when working on or around electrical systems. Additionally, you will learn how to maintain electrical systems with the correct grounding and bonding techniques.

If you’re looking for a shorter review of NEC®, you might be interested in the 3-day lecture with covers the fundamentals: 2011 National Electrical Code®.

Agenda

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Awareness

  • Hazards of electricity (shock, arc, blast)
  • Approach boundaries (shock and flash)
  • Qualified vs. Unqualified vs. Licensed
  • Review of safe related work practices (including test meters, over current protection)
  • Risk categories using the tables in the NFPA 70E
  • PPE with Arc Flash Protection (ATPV or flame retardant)

2011 NEC®

  • Branch circuits and feeders
  • Various calculations
  • Services
  • Conductors and over current protection
  • Wiring methods
  • Review of raceway and boxes
  • Wiring materials: switches, switchboards and panel boards
  • Motors, generators, A/C and refrigeration, plus fire pumps
  • Transformers
  • Special locations
  • Understanding the rules for over current protection
  • Industrial control panels (Article 409)
  • Arc flash labeling (Article 110)
  • Motor disconnect location rules (Article 430)
  • NEC© 2011 Code Changes

Grounding and Bonding

  • Grounding and bonding fundamentals
  • Grounding: electrical systems, electrode conductor, electrodes and an electrode system
  • Grounding and bonding for over 600-volt systems
  • Service equipment and main bonding jumpers
  • Bonding enclosures and equipment
  • Equipment grounding conductors
  • Enclosure and equipment grounding
  • Ground-fault circuit-interrupter protection
  • Calculate a grounded conductor size
  • Sizing an equipment grounding conductor
  • Calculation to increase the size of an EGC

Past code cycles are available as on-site courses.

Who Should Attend

Whether an experienced Electrician or a Maintenance Technician without a formal electrical training background, you need to understand the many intricacies associated with the National Electrical Code ®

Additional Information

Training Provider: National Technology Transfer, Inc.

Course Topics: Industrial Training > National Electrical Code

Training Course Summary: This seminar will teach you how to apply the 2011 NEC in your workplace and will help you to understand its latest additions, revisions and changes. Also you will also learn how to remain safe when working on or around electrical systems, while learning how to maintain your electrical systems with the correct grounding and bonding techniques.

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