Benefits of MEA’s Onsite Private Training:

• Focuses on the kind of work done by your employees.
• Results in questions about work-related problems. Answers to questions can be customized to your work environment, so employees can easily apply what they have learned in the class.
• Eliminates the expense, time, and liability of travel to classes.
• Fits your schedule. We will train at your convenience.
• Provides continuing education credits on qualified topics toward the renewal of your electrical licenses.
• Taught by licensed electricians who are experienced trainers and experts in the NEC.

Classes Available for Onsite Training:

NEC Training

• Bonding, Grounding, and Over-current (8 hrs; 8 Relicensing credit hours)
• Bonding & Grounding—Services & Separately-Derived Systems (8 hrs; 8 Relicensing credit hours)
• Motor Controls (4 hrs; 4 Relicensing credit hours)
• Motor Installation to NEC Requirements (4 hrs; 4 Relicensing credit hours)
• NEC (16 hrs; 16 Relicensing credit hours on the 2008 Code)
• Overcurrent Protection to NEC Requirements (4 hrs; 4 Relicensing credit hours)
• Power Limited NEC (8 hrs; 8 Relicensing credit hours)

Exam Prep

• Electrical Exam Prep Training for Maintenance, Journeyman, and Master Licensing (16 hrs; Relicensing credit hours are not available)
• Power Limited Exam Prep Training (32 hrs; Relicensing credit hours are not available)

Safety: NFPA 70E - Training for qualified and unqualified workers

• Identify and mitigate electrical safety hazards in the workplace
• Focuses on scope of 70E, conversion of electrical energy in layman terms, document layout, specific terms related to 70E, host/contractor responsibility, training requirements for compliance, electrical safety program, properties of an electrical incident/explosion, requirements if exposed to electrical hzazards, use of electrical test equipment, energy control/electrically safe working conditions, lockout/tagout, various approach/boundry requirements, energized work permit/arc flash, PPE, precautions for working around electrical energy, hazard/risk category identification, limits of approach to exposed electrical energy, use of current limiting overcurrent cevices, creating and using checklists, and more.

Safety: OSHA 10-Hour

• Provides an entry level construction worker’s general awareness on recognizing and preventing hazards on a construction site.
• Focuses on introduction to OSHA recordkeeping, inspections, citations, Subpart C, competent person, value of safety and health, and four OSHA hazards (e.g., fall protection, Subpart M; electrical, Subpart K; struck by falling objects/trucks/equipment; and caught in/between), PPE and lifesaving equipment Subpart E, health hazards in construction (e.g., noise, hazards communication, silica), and more.
• Upon completion of this course, the participant will receive an OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry card.

Design & Costing

• AutoCAD—Intermediate (24 hrs)
• AutoCAD—The Basics (24 hrs)
• Estimating Boot Camp—Learn How to Estimate (12 hrs)

For course outlines, costs, and other questions contact the MEA education department at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or 800-829-6117.