"The 2005 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE UPDATE" (10 HRS)** THIS
COURSE IS MANDATED BY THE STATE AND MUST BE PART OF YOUR 34 HOUR
REQUIREMENT.
It
will cover the changes to the new Code. A Code change book will by
provided by TES and is included in the cost.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross, Bob Kelleher or Bob Keis
COST $249
GROUNDING
AND BONDING I (8 HRS)* - Grounding
and bonding are the most important part of an electrical installation.
Understanding the differences between them will help the
student properly apply the NEC rules to installations and systems.
Grounding and bonding are common to nearly every article in the
Code.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross, Bob Kelleher or Bob Keis COST
$169
GROUNDING
AND BONDING II (8 HRS)* - Covers
advanced topics on these subjects.
It discusses the major applications of clearing ground faults
and short circuits, acceptable grounding electrode sizing and
enclosure and equipment ground paths.
It includes a discussion on the electrical resistivity and
conductivity of the earth.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST $169
CODE
CALCULATIONS (8 HRS)* -
This course will show the student how to calculate for all wiring
systems in the NEC.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross, Bob Kelleher or Bob Keis COST
$169
MOTORS
AND CONTROLS - ARTICLE 430 (8 hrs)* - This
course will demonstrate how to apply the NEC to motor installations
for the proper sizing and selection of branch circuit conductors,
overload protection, overcurrent protection and motor disconnect
means. The various motor
control systems will also be covered.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher
COST
$169
ELECTRICAL
ESTIMATING (8 HRS) - A
comprehensive presentation on understanding and preparing electrical
estimates. The tools for
estimating, both commercial and residential jobs, will be covered in
detail along with "hands on" class participation.
Instructor:
Bill Chambers COST
$169
OSHA
SAFETY TRAINING (16 HRS)*** -
In
depth safety training for electrical construction.
The course will cover electrical safety, fall protection,
material handling, personal protective equipment, confined spaces,
fire protection and prevention and much more.
Bonus:
Each student completing the course will receive a 10 hour OSHA
certificate for construction.
Instructor:
John Bjorge or Jeff Howell COST
$338
TRANSFORMERS
- ARTICLE 450 - (8 HRS)* - This
course is designed to establish the basic requirements for safe and
reliable transformer installations.
It will cover KVA ratings, overcurrent protection and proper
transformer grounding.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST
$169
SOLAR
PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS (8 HRS)* - This
course provides a general knowledge of photovoltaic systems, which are
making significant inroads into the residential and commercial
markets. It stands to
reason that this work will be preformed by an electrical contractor,
who will be responsible to install these systems in accordance with
the provisions of the latest adopted codes and standards.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher
COST
$169
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
(8 HRS)* - Designed
to do a comprehensive study on the requirements for structured cabling
systems. TIA/EIA standards
will be reviewed.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher
COST
$169
RESIDENTAL
WIRING RULES FOR 1 & 2 FAMILY DWELLINGS (8 HRS) **** - Residential
wiring is undoubtedly the most common type of electrical installation.
Safe electrical installations are as important in residential
occupancies as in any other occupancy. The student will learn Code
make-up, changes, how to interpret rules and exceptions and how to
properly install feeders.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross, Bob Kelleher or Bob Keis COST
$169
HOW
TO USE THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE WORKSHOP (8 HRS)*
- It's
new, it's different, it's challenging.
The Code book is a valuable tool, but can also be an
interesting book. Learn
how the Code book is assembled, where items are located and what
applies to the articles.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross, Bob Kelleher or Bob Keis
COST
$169
FIRE
ALARM REQUIREMENTS - NFPA 70 & 72 (8 HRS)* - This
course will cover the proper installations of fire alarm systems and
provides a clear understanding of system design and equipment.
The different types of fire alarm systems will be discussed in
detail (local, auxiliary, remote supervising station and proprietary
supervising station alarm systems).
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST
$169
POWER
SYSTEMS MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES (8 HRS) - This
course will inform the contractor how to safely perform maintenance on
power systems of up to 33 KVA. It
covers maintenance on cable, switchgear, breakers, relays,
transformers, etc.
Instructor:
Ralph Hanby COST
$169
SWIMMING
POOLS (ARTICLE 680) AND NEC WORKSHOP (8 HRS)* - This
course will be conducted in 2 parts (1) covering requirements for
pools, fountains, hot tubs, spas and hydro massage tubs, (2) will be a
4 hours version "How to use the NEC Workshop", similar to
the course described course.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST
$169
SWIMMING
POOLS, SPAS AND HOT TUBS -
(8 HRS)* - This
course will cover Article 680 in greater depth than the one listed
above. The student will
learn the proper way to ground, bond and wire pools, spas, fountains
and therapeutic equipment and permitted locations of lighting and
receptacles.
Instructor:
Bob Keis COST
$169
HAZARDOUS
LOCATIONS - (8 HRS)* - This
course introduces the student to Chapter 5 of The National Electrical
Code “Special Occupancies”. The
main focus will be on be on primary installations of Hazardous
Locations 1, 2, & 3.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST $169
HEALTH
CARE FACILITIES – ARTICLE 517 (8 HRS)**** – Covers
the requirements for electrical installations in health care
facilities, based on the provisions set forth in the NEC.
Course will promote better understanding and increase safety
for electrical systems in health care facilities.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST
$169
ELECTRICAL
SERVICES & USES AND PROPERTIES OF ELECTRIC CONDUCTORS (8 HRS)****
– Given
in two (4) hr. segments. The
first covers the requirements set forth in NEC
Article
230 to promote better understanding & increase
code compliance. Part 2
will cover selection of conductors, ampacity, termination & more.
Instructors:
Jim Dollard, Larry Cross or Bob Kelleher COST
$169
ELECTRICAL
TROUBLE SHOTING (8 HRS)**** – This
course presents a concise summary of all the facets of
commercial-industrial power systems, so that, a trained electrical
person could begin to analyze, diagnose and repair problems on those
systems.
Instructor:
Ralph Hanby COST
$169
ARC
FLASH PROTECTION & ELECTRICAL SAFETY AWARENESS (8 HRS)**** – This
course is based on the NFPA 70E Standard for electrical safety in the
workplace. This is a basic
course, covering the minimum OSHA and NEC workplace safety
requirements. The proper
use of Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and compliance with the
rules in NFPA 70E will be addressed.
Instructors:
Bob Keis or Larry Cross COST
$169
INTERIOR
AND EXTERIOR LIGHTING DESIGN (8 HRS)* - This
course will give the electrical contractor a working knowledge of both
interior and exterior lighting design.
It will cover calculations, light sources, lighting fixture
selection and the elements necessary for a good lighting design.
Instructors:
Joe Bello and Pete D'Orazio
COST
$169
SURVIVAL
KIT FOR SMALL BUSINESSES (8 HRS) - The
course is given in 3 segments (1) - Selling & Marketing Your
Services - Nicole Bello, Regional Director of Sales, ADP, (2) What You
Must Know to Become Profitable- minimizing your taxes & organizing
you books - Radio personality of the "Greenberg News Show",
Brian Greenberg, CPA (3) What Form of Business Is Best For You - the
liabilities associated with each type - Robert Incollingo, Esq,
specialist in construction law
COST
$169
GROWING
& MANAGING YOUR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING BUSINESS (8 HRS) – Delegating,
celebrating your achievements, increasing productivity, controlling
the telephone and getting a handle on paperwork, without adding hours
to your day. Leave here
knowing how to control your business & not have your business
control your life.
Instructor:
Merle Margolese
COST
$169
DEFENSIVE
DRIVING COURSE (8 HRS) - Developed
by the National Safety Council. HERE'S A BONUS: in
additional to sharpening your driving skills, NJ licensed drivers
receive a minimum of 5% discount on your personal auto insurance for
3 years and 2 DMV points will be removed from your record.
Only 30 maximum are allowed in a class.
Instructor:
Nelson Randolph COST
$169
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