Understanding the National Electrical Code (NEC) Live Seminars
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The National Electrical Code (NEC) is published every 3 years by the National Fire Protection Association. It is offered as the minimum safety standard for electrical installations, but is not a law until adoped by the respective state or municipal governing body.
This class is your opportunity to become familiar with the National Electrical Code.
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Comments From attendees at a previous Arne Electro Tech seminar:
"A must do for all Electrical Contractors who want to succeed", - Scott Neuhauser.
"One of the best classes I have been to", Eric Kuenzel.
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Understanding the National Electrical Code (NEC) Seminar series:
Code Continuing education designed for the apprentice electrician- but beneficial to every electrician interested in keeping current and understanding the requirements of the National Electrical Code.
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This course will help you understand the National Electrical Code (NEC) and get up to date on code requirements, code tables, and calculations. This will be a multi-part series of classes to cover the requirements of the National Electrical Code.
This course is approved for continuing education credit for electrician license renewal in a number of states.
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About the Class format:
Steve Arne is an experienced teacher and an experienced electrician, who knows how to help you learn and develop your skills. This is a multi part course that will cover the requirements of the 2005 National Electrical Code using dynamic, interactive powerpoint presentations. Illustrations taken from Mike Holt's Understanding the 2005 National Electrical Code book will be used, interspersed with applications of the code.
Register for the Understanding the NEC Code part 1 class now!
This class is pre-approved for continuing education credit in South Dakota North Dakota, Nebraska, and Wyoming, and many other states that accept those pre-approvals. So if you need code continuing credit hours, this class will provide 16 hours for license renewal. (Check with your state to see if they will accept SD or WY or NE pre-approval).
Working electricians may also take this class as a good review and update on the NEC, even if you do not need the continuing education hours for license renewal. Either way, keeping updated on the electrical code will enable you to be more competent at your job.
You can register online for 8 hours of class.
Register now. Continuing education is your best investment in your future!
The text book for this course:
To register for 8 hours of Understanding the NEC part 1, please fill out the following form completely.
Understanding the National Electrical Code (NEC) part 2 is Coming Soon!
Check back here for details as we develop the subsuquent parts of this comprehensive study of the National Electrical Code!
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