Monday-Wednesday

Seminars begin promptly at 8:00 AM and end at 4:30 PM.

The complexities of the NEC® explained.

You need practical information in order to apply the complex code provisions of the NEC with confidence. Make sure you get that information straight from NFPA®, the source of the NEC. You will save time and money, by avoiding costly errors and retrofits using information gained from these seminars.

Upon completion you should be able to:

• Determine if an electrical installation complies with all access and space requirements
• Implement requirements for service, feeder, and branch circuit conductors and overcurrent devices of a premises’ wiring system
• Recognize all critical component sizes and locations in an effective grounding scheme
• Apply the rules for raceway and conduit fill to groups of conductors
• Discuss the primary considerations in determining the ampacity of a conductor
• List the standard ratings of overcurrent devices for use in applying code requirements
• Employ appropriate wiring methods and enclosure types
• Choose transformer overcurrent protection and other elements of a transformer circuit
• Select the essential elements of a motor circuit to provide ratings and sizes that comply with the NEC
• Identify systems that are required to be grounded, and select and size elements of the system
• Define the purpose and limitations of the NEC
• Describe the overlap and interplay between requirements for grounding and bonding

WHO WILL BENEFIT
Anyone who uses or enforces the NEC including: Electrical system designers, electrical engineers, electrical contractors, safety engineers, installation and maintenance professionals, manufacturers, electrical inspectors, and project managers

FREE SEMINAR MATERIALS — UP TO $130 VALUE!

To bring a customized NFPA seminar to your facility please call
1-877-336-3280 or e-mail onsiteseminars3@nfpa.org.

Continuing Education Credit
Earn 21 hours or 2.1 Continuing Education Units. Attendance is required to earn CEU's. Please verify applicability with your professional board before attending.