| Course Outline & Objectives: | 2017 NEC UPDATE ? 8 Hour Class
0800-0830 Introduction / Overview of the National Electrical Code- NFPA 70
including brief introduction to the new articles ? 425, 691, 706, 710, 712
0830-0840 Article 90 Purpose
0840-0910 Article 100 - Definitions
Feeders, Locations, Qualified, Service Conductors, Voltage-to-Ground
0910-1000 Article 110 - General Wiring Requirements; 110.3(B), 110.7, 110.9, 110.12, 110.14(D), 110.16, 110.20, 110.21(A)(2); 110.26, 110.34
1000-1015 Break
1015-1025 Article 200 - Use and Identification of Grounded Conductors
200.4, 200.6
1025-1115 Article 210 - Branch Circuits
210.4, 210.5(C), 210.8 GFCI, 210.12 AFCI, 210.19, 210.21, 210.23, 210.52, 210.70
1115-1200 Article 230 - Services
230.2, 230.6, 230.9, 230.24, 230.42, 230.70, 230.71, 230.72, 230.90
1200-1300 LUNCH BREAK
1300-1345 Article 250 Grounding
1345-1430 Article 300 General Wiring Requirements
1430-1445 Break
1445-1530 Article 310 Conductors for General Wiring
1530-1600 Article 314 ? Outlet, Junction, Pull Boxes & Conduit Bodies
1600-1630 Article 725 Class 1, Class 2 & Class3 Remote Control & Power Limited Circuits
1630-1730 New Article 425 Fixed Resistance and Electrode Industrial Heating Equipment
New Article 691 Large-Scale Photovoltaic (PV) Electric Supply Systems
New Article 706 Energy Storage Systems
New Article 710 Stand Alone Systems
New Article 712 DC Microgrids
END OF CLASS
2017 NEC UPDATE 8 Hour Class
Course Description
This 2017 National Electrical Code class is an action-packed class designed to
allow active participation in the importance and use of the National Electrical Code
for all users and interested parties, including, but not limited to journeyman electricians,
master electricians, electrical contractors, building owners, property managers, insurance personnel, inspectors, building officials and other interested parties.
Method of Presentation
Laptop computer using PowerPoint slides; Document Reader, Flip charts; Whiteboard;
Lecture, practical illustrations, calculations and written problems/examples. Books
which may be used include the 2017 National Electrical Code, Analysis of the 2017
National Electrical Code and others. Notepads, pens, pencils, highlighters included.
Objective
To provide and understanding of the 2017 National Electrical Code. This class
will each the students how to properly use the 2017 NEC; how to size conductors
for specific applications; how to correctly select overcurrent devices; how to correctly
specify and select raceways; how to use the NEC in practical applications in the
workplace.
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| Course Schedule |
2018 SCHEDULE of CLASSES
State of UTAH Continuing Education
As An Out-of-State Provider / Sponsor
Each is a separate 8 Hour Class
MONTH
April 2018 - 02/03; 09/10; 16/17; 23/24
May 2018 - 01 /02; 07/08; 14; 21; 29
June 2018 - 03; 10; 17; 24
July 2018 - 02; 09; 16; 23; 30
August 2018 - 06; 12; 19; 26
September 2018 - 03; 10; 17 ; 24
October 2018 - 01; 08; 15; 22; 29
November 2018 - 05; 12; 19; 26
December 2018 - 03; 10; 17; 22; 30; 31
LEGEND:
NEC UPDATE 8 hour class
Location: NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS, Conference Room
253 Oakforest Trail , Pelham, AL 35124
NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS
STEVEN J. OWEN ELECTRICAL CONSULTANT
253 Oakforest Trail
Pelham, AL 35124 Email: necexpert@aol.com
Phone 205-663-6694
Fax 205-685-5779 Website: www.necexpert.com
2018 SCHEDULE of CLASSES
State of UTAH Continuing Education
As An Out-of-State Provider / Sponsor
Rules and Regulations of NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS Continuing Education Providers and Sponsors
1) Minimum Size Class 1 Student
2) Maximum Size Class 50 Students or maximum stipulated by State of Oklahoma
3) Student Cost; $ 150.00 per student for each 8 credit hour class
4) Student NO-SHOW Policy; NO-SHOW; NO CREDIT
5) Make-up Policy; Students are allowed 180 days maximum to make-up class due to
A) NO-SHOW
B) Credit will not be given until class is made-up in full
6) Cancellation Policy; Student Cancellation;
A) If cancellation is provided within 30 days 90% refund
B) If cancellation is provided within 14 days 50% refund
C) If cancellation is not provided (NO SHOW) no refund; however,
make-up is permitted. See #4 above.
Provider / School (NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS) Cancellation;
A) Due to serious illness
B) Due to family emergencies
C) Due to acts of God or acts beyond human control
D) It is not the policy or normal procedure of NATIONAL CODE
SEMINARS TO CANCEL CLASSES
7) Instructor(s); Steven J. Owen only
A) Substitute instructor(s) not permitted by NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS
Note: Any policy listed is assumed to be in compliance with the rules and regulations of the State of UTAH. Any policy not in compliance as written on this plan is assumed to be altered to be in compliance.
OBJECTIVE: NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS is a training company specializing in providing training for licensing renewal for electricians, engineers and others needing continuing education hours related to their profession. National Code Seminars is approved by 34 states and numerous cities to provide continuing education hours for license renewal.
National Code Seminars also provides other training related to OSHA and other standards, such as NFPA.
It is the goal of NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS to provide the highest quality training to all students.
NATIONAL CODE SEMINARS provides technical training on the subject material specific to the training class; i.e., 2014/2017 National Electrical Code, using the
appropriate edition of the NEC and the Analysis of the NEC by IAEI.
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