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Building Your Troubleshooting Skills Part II

Hands on Training This seminar has several overall objectives and is taught through hands-on of building, testing, and troubleshooting components, circuits, and systems. The exact flow of the class and when individual concepts are presented and depth of the material depends upon the class makeup (beginners, journeyman, service technicians, etc.). Part I is for building basic skills and Part II is the continuation of the basic (Part I) seminar and is designed to provide additional knowledge and skills.

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Effective Leadership Skills

This in-depth course provides a pathway to leadership by teaching electrical apprentices and journeyman electricians how to enhance their soft skills. They’ll learn: o Ways to work efficiently. o How to collaborate effectively with peers, clients, and management. o How to improve their skills from social to interpersonal to communication.

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48 Hour Fire Alarm Class

Hands On Fire Alarm Class IEC National Fire Alarm Systems Curriculum. This Course is based on Requirements specified in NFPA’s National Fire Alarm Code– NFPA 72. This unique and informative 48 hour course will provide qualified journeyman electricians and low voltage technicians with knowledge necessary for working on fire alarm systems. Students will need to bring The NFPA 72 (2019) and Hand Tools & Meter to Circuit Testing & Lab Session

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Precon

Intended audience: Estimators, Business Development, Salespeople, PMs, Foremen, Fabrication Managers, Project Administrators, Schedulers, Operations Managers. This program is intended to be an intensive and comprehensive approach to gaining, increasing and/or refining skills critical to creating winning preconstruction plans. Topics include but not limited to: Proposals Triangulation Project Plan Critical Management Tools Resource Planning & Scheduling Pre-Estimating, Budgeting & Conceptual Sizing & Pricing

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Becoming an Electrical Service Technician

To be proficient as an Electrical Service Technician one should have the skills to accurately diagnose a problem and recommend an effective solution, as well as perform the tasks necessary to correct the problem. Several disciplines are required to perfect this skill, most of which fall under an umbrella called “Troubleshooting”. This course will provide you with the skills and confidence to gain the trust of your customers while also earning their repeat business and referrals. The ideal participant in this course would be current and new Electrical Service Technicians and Apprentices seeking to enhance or improve their skills, gain confidence in their abilities, and earn a greater customer base through high value referrals.

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NCSCB Test Preparation: Written Exam

NCSCB certification program is designed to assure utilities, contractors & customers that personnel handling medium voltage cables & components are properly trained. The Written Test Preparation is designed to help prepare students to sit for the NSCSB’s written examination. Students will review the following to prepare for testing: Electrical Theory Grounding Basic Math Principles Safety Cable Properties Cable Preparation Splices, Terminations, & Materials Diagrams & Drawings Tools & Equipment Management of Cable Splicing & Termination Tasks

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Electric Variable Speed Drive

Course will cover the below and includes three hours of classroom training and two hours hand on training. Students must bring meters to the class. Topics include: • Safety Considerations when using VFDs • Identification of Hardware Components • Discussion of Basic Drive Theory and Applications • Education on Basic Maintenance and Troubleshooting • Introduction to SoMove Software (if applicable) • Hands-on Drive Labs. Schneider Electric has been in the drives industry for decades with the acquisition of Telemecanique in 1988 to the current Altivar offering sold today with a range of LV and MV products.

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NICET Level I Test Prep Course

Course will help prepare you for the NICET Level 1 Fire Alarm Systems certification exam. Virtual Live class. Four days/two hours each evening. Students will need to purchase the NTC Red Book in order to take this class. The book is available at the National Training Center's Bookstore. (IECC does not sell this book.) Students may also find the Orange Book and Field Notes helpful. Students will need their NFPA 70 2014 and NFPA 72 2016 during class.

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NFPA 70E, OSHA and You

Some requirements contained in NFPA 70E are in direct violation of OSHA requirements and can result in serious or even willful OSHA citations. Learn what they are and how to apply 70E to be OSHA compliant. OSHA policy and enforcement approach as well as what OSHA looks for will be explained by "Grizzy" who trains OSHA inspectors all across the nation. All attendees will need to bring the following items to class: Their voltmeter/multimeter, their insulated gloves and leather protectors, one article of arc rated clothing they have, and possibly some/a couple of their most used hand tools including insulated tools if they have them. The purpose of this is to perform the required inspections on their equipment while the instructor explains the inspection requirements contained in the standards in class.

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