National Technology Transfer, Inc. presents
 

2005 National Electrical Code® / Grounding and Bonding On-Site Training

Your company needs to know about the NEW 2005 NEC® to be in compliance.

Course Description/Agenda

Save $300 by attending 3 days of the NEC plus 2 days of Grounding &
Bonding!

 

YOUR company needs to know about the NEW 2005 NEC^® to be in
compliance.

 

Course Description:

 

• Demystifies the requirements of the National Electrical Code^®
  and provides basic instruction on the newest editions.


• Discusses rules to minimize risk of electricity as a source of electric
  shock and as an ignition source of fire.


• Clarify and refine your grasp of grounding.


• It presents the subject via state-of-the-art multimedia presentations in
  order to greatly enhance your ability to understand and retain the material.
  


• You will learn about grounding requirements as they relate to Article 250
  and other articles of the 2005 NEC^®.


• Rules to minimize the risk of electricity as a source of electric shock
  and as an ignition source of fires and explosions.


• You’ll also receive the IAEI Soares Book on Grounding and a copy of the
  2005 National Electrical Code^®.

Course Benefits:

 

• Master the 2005 National Electrical Code^®


• Reduction of on-the-job risk.


• Minimize the risk of electricity as a source of electric shock.


• Save time and money by taking both classes at once.

What You Will Learn:

 

• The purpose and scope of the NEC^® and the implications for your
  company.


• Protective systems and safety measures specific to marine
  petroleum-related environments.


• Standards will be defined and globalization with "best practices"
  recommendations for each topic covered.


• The NEC^® requirements for grounding.


• The purpose of grounding and bonding.


• Types of systems that cannot be grounded.


• Types of systems that can be operated ungrounded.


• How to properly identify grounding conductors.


• When a neutral conductor is a grounded conductor.


• The various methods of grounding electrical systems.


• The common elements in clearing ground faults and short circuits.

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National Technology Transfer, Inc. Delivery Method  On-Site Training Also Available As  Seminar