2017 NEC® Updates & Practical Applications: Building & Facility Maintenance Seminar

Presented by National Technology Transfer, Inc.

National Technology Transfer Industrial Training

Bring this seminar on-site to your facility for groups of 10 or more.

Over time the updating of equipment changes the route, load (power requirement), and access-point of electricity. This class allows the employer's employee team to make these changes safely, legally (code compliance) and cost effectively.

Course Description

Over time the updating of equipment changes the route, load (power requirement), and access-point of electricity. This class allows the employer’s employee team to make these changes safely, legally (code compliance) and cost effectively. This means more reliability with electrical systems working as expected and without unplanned down-time. You will also get through initial install inspection smoother, and pass general inspections later.

Course Objectives

Understand the electrical power systems in your facility — from the incoming utility and service, through the distribution and feeders, down to the branch circuits and controls.
Make changes to these systems safely, legally (code compliance) and cost effectively.
Get through initial install inspection smoother, and pass general inspections later.
Increase reliability \ decrease unplanned down-time.

Course Audience

While some electrical projects should employ a qualified engineer, the size and scope of many electrical tasks require your personnel to understand basic rules of component sizing and system arrangement.

People who will benefit from this training include:

Engineers of all disciplines
Electricians
Technicians
Maintenance Managers
Building Managers

What You Will Learn

Learn how to properly interpret electrical drawings, construction blueprints and schedules. Examine and discuss basic electrical concepts such as voltage drop, conductor fill, short-circuit analysis, kVA ratings, service calculations and grounding and bonding.

Workshop Agenda

Fundamentals of Building & Facility Electrical Systems

Types of industrial control systems
Building electrical systems
Electrical system riser diagram
Ratings and specifications
Ohm’s law review
Interior building distribution
Transformers—below 600V
Switchboards and switchgear
Busway—busduct
Distribution centers
Motor control centers and controls
Panel boards and load centers
Lighting contactors and switching
Disconnects and safety switches
NEMA enclosures
Automatic transfer switches for generator systems
UPS systems—uninterruptible power
Fire alarm systems

Proper Planning For Design or Modification of Building & Facility Electrical Systems

National Electrical Code®
Design standards
Safety
Cost
NEC® voltage classifications, basic ampacity rules, calculations, articles, tables and figures
Voltage drop calculations
Fault current ratings
Mock building electrical calculations

More Seminar Information

National Technology Transfer, Inc.
Summary	Over time the updating of equipment changes the route, load (power requirement), and access-point of electricity. This class allows the employer's employee team to make these changes safely, legally (code compliance) and cost effectively.
Delivery Method	Seminar
Also Available As	On-Site Training
Who Should Attend	Electrical contractors, electricians, plant & facility maintenance staff, building engineers