Grounding & Bonding
Wednesday, April 12, 2023
Webinar (Zoom)
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Rich VanWert
CEUs/PDHs:
2 for Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware
2 for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
2 for PEs approved by IEEE*
Fees:
$75.00/student for EAP members
$95.00/student for non-EAP members
*$25.00/student for IEEE PDH certificate
Registration
Course Overview: The differences between grounding and bonding will be discussed. The correct methods for doing both grounding and bonding along with the NEC regulations and updates will be presented. Systems included in this class are service entrance equipment, branch circuits, and feeders to sub-panels. This course is second only to NFPA 70E when it comes to keeping people safe.
NEC: Article 250
Calculations Conductor Ampacity, Derating & Conduit Fill
Wednesday, April 19, 2023
Webinar (Zoom)
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Jim Dollard
CEUs/PDHs:
2 for Philadelphia
2 for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
2 for PEs approved by IEEE*
Fees:
$75.00/student for EAP members
$95.00/student for non-EAP members
*$25.00/student for IEEE PDH certificate
Registration
Course Overview: This webinar takes the student through all the basic requirements for conductor ampacity and derating to determine allowable ampacities and overcurrent protection. Additionally, raceway fill will be addressed with the requirements of Chapter 9 and permissive material in Annex C.
Basic Design: Meeting Code Requirements While Saving Money (New)
Wednesday, May 10, 2023
Webinar (Zoom)
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Marc Faulkner
CEUs/PDHs:
2 for Philadelphia
2 for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
2 for PEs approved by IEEE*
Fees:
$75.00/student for EAP members
$95.00/student for non-EAP members
*$25.00/student for IEEE PDH certificate
Registration
Course Overview: This webinar has been developed to help electrical contractors save money and time by providing alternative approaches to a code compliant installation. As most of us know, the NEC® is not a design manual. It is, however, a standard developed for safe installations. Code compliance does not need to translate to “expensive”. It is possible to comply with code requirements using available alternatives, but first you need to know them. In this day and age of supply chain issues, joining us may help you gain an advantage by using basic design options.
Residential Electric
Wednesday, June 7, 2023
Webinar (Zoom)
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Ernie Davis
CEUs/PDHs:
2 for Philadelphia
2 for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
2 for PEs approved by IEEE*
Fees:
$75.00/student for EAP members
$95.00/student for non-EAP members
*$25.00/student for IEEE PDH certificate
Registration
Course Overview: Need a refresher? Join Ernie Davis as he reviews the 2017 NEC changes for residential occupancy, GFCI, AFCI , branch circuit requirements, kitchen counter top receptacles requirements, E.V. receptacles, grounding, bonding of other piping systems, etc.
2020 NEC Code Changes
Wednesday, June 21, 2023
Webinar (Zoom)
Time: 8:00 a.m. - 10:10 a.m.
Instructor: Rich VanWert
CEUs/PDHs:
2 for Philadelphia, New Jersey and Delaware
2 for Pennsylvania Electrical Inspectors
2 for PEs approved by IEEE*
Fees:
$75.00/student for EAP members
$95.00/student for non-EAP members
*$25.00/student for IEEE PDH certificate
Registration
Course Overview: Presenting the new rules that went into effect with the 2020 NEC. AFCI’s, GFCI’s, tamper resistant receptacles, generators, generator installation, solar photovoltaic, multi-wire circuit protection and much more will be covered. All this information is imperative for the electrician working in the field or the office. Learn what you need to know to meet the NEC rules.
NEC: 2020
Course schedule subject to change.