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QQBSJW 2008 National Electrical Code
Detailed Overview/Outline Purpose of Seminar: The purpose of this training is to help electricians understand the new 2008 Code changes, while at the same time providing all non-electrical personnel with a practical introduction to the NEC®. What you will learn: How to navigate and find answers in the NEC®. How to identify key electrical terms found in the Code How to locate specific information for their job regarding:
How to determine the applicability of the code rules found in each chapter of the NEC® How to locate specific information for their job regarding:
How to apply the tables found in chapter nine of the NEC® in solving typical electrical wiring and conduit problems How to understand all of the recent 2008 Code changes Please note the items in "What you will learn" may change as more is known about the changes in the 2008 Code Who should take this course:
What you will take home: 2008 NEC® Book Personalized Training Certificate with .8 American Trainco Continuing Education Units for each day attended (1.6 for both days), approved by the MTAA and ACE. All the information you need from asking our instructors specific questions about your own equipment or facility Course Outline / Agenda: DAY 1 OVERVIEW Navigating the Code Day 1 of this seminar is a great refresher for experienced electricians and the proper starting point for anyone who may not already be intimately familiar with the code. During this first day, students will learn how to navigate the National Electrical Code® so that they can find the important information that applies to the jobs they are doing. Topics discussed during the first day include…
DAY 2 OVERVIEW Understanding the 2008 Changes Day 2 of this seminar is invaluable for electricians or any person already familiar with the code, but who need to understand the most recent code changes for 2008. Although final changes have not yet been determined at the time of this publication, the changes are likely to include discussions on ….
Course outline and content will be amended as 2008 National Electrical Code® changes are released. Additional information about this course: UNAFFILIATED and NON-COMMERCIAL Unlike some training experiences, you won't get a sales presentation at an American Trainco seminar - all you get is an honest, commercially unbiased education. We do not engage in the practice of selling or promoting any other company's products or services, so you know that by attending one of our seminars, your time and money is well spent. HIGH QUALITY PRESENTATIONS As a certified electrical inspector and former industrial maintenance electrician, our in-house Code expert and program developer, Randy Barnett, has combined his real world technical expertise with personal in-depth knowledge of the NEC® to provide a clear explanation of how the requirements of the National Electrical Code® apply to electricians' and maintenance workers' everyday jobs. The addition of a lively, expert instructor and a high quality visual presentation results in a seminar experience that is practical and easy to understand, as students learn how the NEC® is applied in real life situations at their own industrial plants and commercial building facilities. CERTIFICATES – TESTING – COLLEGE CREDIT After completion of this seminar students will receive a Certificate of Completion and 0.8 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for each day attended or 1.6 CEUs for attending both days. CEUs are approved by the MTAA (Maintenance Training Association of the Americas) and ACE (American Council on Education). Students may also elect to take the MTAA Certification test associated with this topic. Students seeking college credit must attend both days of this course and successfully pass the MTAA Certification test. This course is recommended by ACE for 1 college credit hour. Transcripts are available through American Trainco. NO RISK REGISTRATION & MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE: In the rare event that should you not receive the expected value after attending our seminar, simply notify us in writing of your reasons and your money will be promptly refunded. Sponsor Background: What American Trainco Does In the next year, American Trainco will conduct in excess of 1,300 training seminars on over 15 primary maintenance topics in more than 70 major cities nationwide. While trying to figure out what to put on this web page that conveys all we want to say about our programs, we discovered that our students could probably do a better job of telling you about our company than us. So here’s just a small sampling of what they have to say about our training. American Trainco is….
Who We Are American Trainco was founded upon the experience of industry veterans. John Schuster (President and CEO) and Dan Sciantarelli (Vice-President of Sales) have over 35 years combined experience in bringing quality education to the maintenance worker. Since our inception in July of 2002, American Trainco has received a host of other industry veterans who, like our founders, grew up in competitor companies only to be ousted by corporate buyouts or economic stress. As a result, we have collected a kind of “all-star” team, able to provide our clients and customers with the highest and most consistent quality training available. The founding principle of our company is simple...Train our students as if they were our employees, in the practical skills that will help them in their job today! That’s Real World training…for Real World Needs! American Trainco Instructor(s): Instructor Background: Larren Elliott. Starting his career in the late 60's as an electrician, Larren Elliott soon moved to designing electrical control circuits on material handling systems. He later became the Supervisor of Curriculum and Instruction for all industrial control products at an international electrical equipment manufacturer. He founded his own company in 1985, and became a professor of Engineering Technology at Texas A&M University. Always lively in the classroom, and armed with a great diversity of "real world" electrical applications, Larren has developed courses and provided training on more than twenty electrically related topics including the NEC® to several hundred large and small organizations over the last 30 years. “Real World Training…for Real World Needs” is not just our slogan, but also our mission statement. At American Trainco, we approach our students as if they were our own employees. We instruct and guide them in practical knowledge that allows them to immediately go back to their workplace and apply what they have learned. Our instructors are seasoned veterans with years of real world experience, and the students who attend our seminars often get more from a single week of training than an entire year of reading textbooks or watching videos. How do we know? They tell us. Anyone can teach theory, but there simply is no substitution for experience. What sets American Trainco apart is our ability to communicate that experience to our students. Although the instructor(s) mentioned above are scheduled to teach the majority of our NEC® seminars, American Trainco reserves the right to substitute an equally qualified instructor in any of our scheduled courses. Quote From Past Participants: "...practical instruction and a great learning environment." - Project Manager - Salt River Indian Comm. "...learned a ton!" - Supervisor - Shamrock Foods "All questions were answered completely."- I/E Technician - Texmark Chemicals "...exceeded my expectations..." - Elec. Supervisor - Allied Tube & Conduit
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