Course Description:
Our course is designed to provide apprentices and maintenance workers with the essential tools they need to succeed in an industrial setting. We have compiled a list of three standard electrical components, namely troubleshooting, theory of operation, and installation code-compliance, that are commonly used. The course is dynamic and engaging. The focus is on motors, with a detailed discussion on NEC requirements for wire sizing and connection protocols to prevent accidental starting. Furthermore, the course also covers GFCIs and their purpose in preventing electric shock and circuit protection. Join us for a well-rounded and informative class!

Approved In: MN, IA, SD, NE, WY, CO

Technology Requirements: 

     • Computer (1 per person) 
     • Internet 
     • Speakers 
     • Microphone - recommended but not mandatory - we do have a chat feature you can utilize if you need to communicate with the instructor
     • Webcam - Not mandatory unless you are an IA license holder. You will need to show your ID to the instructor if you are requesting credit in IA. 
     • Additional technology requirement information 

Policies: 

     • You must attend for the entirety of the course
     • You must sign the roster presented at the time of class
     • The chat feature is for students to communicate with each other and the instructor, please keep your conversations appropriate or you will be removed from the course

Additional Information: 

     • A link with the class invitation will be sent to your email on file 2 days prior to the class start time. Please check your spam and junk mail if you do not receive a webex meeting link
     • You may login to the class up to 30 minutes prior to the start time
     • You will receive a Certificate of Completion emailed to you within 10 days of completing this course

Please provide your license number below to ensure that we can submit CE's to the licensing departments on your behalf.