This 36-hour NEC-driven course will explore how to select and size outlet boxes, pull boxes, and junction boxes. Describes methods of terminating and splicing conductors of all types and sizes, including the preparation of taping of conductors. Covers methods and techniques for both single and three-phase services, including metering. Describe fuses and circuit breakers along with their practical applications.

No Class: March 23, 2027

Required Text: Training Guide Level Two: $165.00

This 36-hours course covers reduction and solving for voltage, current or impedance in series and parallel circuits, differences between three-phase distribution systems and layout of vector diagram of the voltages in a three-phase wye and delta circuit. Also included is calculation of kva, kw and kvar in a three-phase system, law of cosines, construction and operation of meters, construciton of three-phase motor and principles of a three-phase rotating magnetic field. Step-down/step-up transformers, excitations current, efficiency, amp-turns, primary to secondary winding voltage and current ratios are covered.

No Class: March 23, 2027

Required Text:  Training Guide Level Three: $165.00

Rquired Text: AC/DC Principles and Applications  $195.00

Required Text: Ugly's Electrical Reference:  $50.0

Thus 36-hour course explores load calculations in feeders and services, specific wiring and devices used in health care facilities, standby and emergency systems including storage batteries and UPS systems, electronic theory fundamentals, fire alarm systems, with and introduction  to leadership structures and communications

No Class: March 25, 2027

Rquired Text: Training Guide Level four  $165.00

This 36-hour course provides a navigational road map for using the NEC(R). Introduces the types and applications of raceways, wireways and ducts. Focuses on the types and applications of conductors and covers proper wiring techniques. Focuses on electrical prints, drawings and symbols. Covers the electrical devices and wiring techniques common to commerical and industrial construction and maintenance.

No Class: March 25, 2027

Required Text: Training Guide Level One= $165.00

This 36-hour course teaches basic circuit notation, application of concepts of scientific notations, metric prefixes, measurement of electrical quantities, devices used for measuement, resistance/conductance, resistance of a known piece of material, Ohm's Law as used in calculating unkown circuit quantities, basic theory and fundamental sources of electricity, electrostatics, and power law, calculation of voltage dividers in series and parallel circuits, properties of conduction in liquids and gases, properties of batteries, magnetism, electro-magnetism, electrical measuring instruments, application of electro-magnetism in DC circuirts and calculation of voltage, current and resistance pertaining to electrical measuring instruments will be taught in this class.

No Class: March 25, 2027

Required Text: AC/DC Principles and Applications  $195.00

This 36-hour course covers practical applications of lighting to include specific types of incandescent, flourscent, and HUD lamps, as well as ballasts, troubleshooting and distinct types of lighting controls, various lighting installations, applications and wiring systems. Reviews commerical electrical services. Explains applications and operating principles of solid-state controls, reduced-voltage starters, and adjustable frequency drives. Explores voice data and video technology. Also covers single and multi-motor calculations to enable the trainee to size conductors, over current protection and overload protection for motor applications

No Class: March 25, 2027

Required Text: Training Guide Level Three  $165.00

This 36-hour course covers advaanced motor controls, specific HVAC controls as well as heat tracing and freeze protection. It will explore the operation of DC starters, speed control of DC motor and DC dynamic braking. DC electronic speed drive operation, fundamentals of schematic and wiring diagrams, control components, ladder diagrams, and ladder logic. Also included are AC motor starters, operation of variable frequency drives and troubleshooting motor control circuits. You will learn generation of bill of materials, applying wire diagrams in motor controls, PLC memory, instruction sets and PLC logic, conversion of relay logic to PLC logic, PLC troubleshooting, PLC analog logic, troubleshooting control systems and modifying existing PLC logic ladder diagrams.

No Class: March 23, 2027

Rquired Text: Training Guide Level Four  $165.00

TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL ONE TEXTBOOK FOR ELE 102 ELECTRICAL THEORY ELE 104 INTRODUCITON TO RESIDETIAL & COMMERCIAL ELECTRICITY