NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace. DOPL requires 4-hours of NFPA 70E as part of the Continuing Education Reqirements for the current license renewal period. This course offers four hour compilation of the most up-to-date methods of electrical safety. NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (current edition) is a widely accepted performance standard for electrical safety vital for business and workers in the electrical industry. The course correlates OSHA electrical safety rules (PROFORMANCE STANDARDS -SHALL) and NFPA 70E Workplace Safety rules (PROSCRIPTIVE STANDARDS -HOW) provides attendees an appreciation of electrical safety implementation. Terms and definitions, dangers of shock, arc-flash, and arc-blast, lockout/tagout procedures, selecting personal protection equipment (PPE) are all covered. Learning is reinforced with several case studies of actual electrical accidents, including fatalities emphasizing OSHA violations and how NFPA 70E prevents such accidents.   This class requires a minimum of 10 to carry.

2020 or 2023 NEC Codebook and a Calculator Required for This Class: Part 1 Grounding and Bonding. This course teaches participants the how and why of these two functions of grounding and bonding. It also examines grounding and bonding in virtually every several Code articles in addition to the major requirements of Article 250. Covered are the most commonly used tables in Article 250 including grounding and bonding on the line and load side of services and proper sizing of bonding and grounding conductors. Important changes to the current addition of the NEC are discussed. Case studies for typical electrical installations including methods for grounding and bonding seperately derived systems are covered. This class requires 10 participants to carry.

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace. DOPL requires 4-hours of NFPA 70E as part of the Continuing Education Reqirements for the current license renewal period. This course offers four hour compilation of the most up-to-date methods of electrical safety. NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (current edition) is a widely accepted performance standard for electrical safety vital for business and workers in the electrical industry. The course correlates OSHA electrical safety rules (PROFORMANCE STANDARDS -SHALL) and NFPA 70E Workplace Safety rules (PROSCRIPTIVE STANDARDS -HOW) provides attendees an appreciation of electrical safety implementation. Terms and definitions, dangers of shock, arc-flash, and arc-blast, lockout/tagout procedures, selecting personal protection equipment (PPE) are all covered. Learning is reinforced with several case studies of actual electrical accidents, including fatalities emphasizing OSHA violations and how NFPA 70E prevents such accidents.  

2020 or 2023 NEC Codebook and a Calculator Required for This Class: Part 2 Grounding and Bonding. This course teaches participants the how and why of these two functions of grounding and bonding. It also examines grounding and bonding in virtually every several Code articles in addition to the major requirements of Article 250. Covered are the most commonly used tables in Article 250 including grounding and bonding on the line and load side of services and proper sizing of bonding and grounding conductors. Important changes to the current addition of the NEC are discussed. Case studies for typical electrical installations including methods for grounding and bonding seperately derived systems are covered.

2020 NEC Codebook and a Calculator Required for This Class: Part 1. General Electrical NEC Calculations. Using the current edition of the National Electrical Code, the course will cover the most common calculations addressing the requirements of Article 220: Branch Circuit, Feeder, and Service Calculations. Using the ETA Code Calculations textbook electrical workers and contractors can master the basic calculations for sizing conductor ampacity, box conductor fill, conduit conductor fill, ranges and dryers, transformers, motors, welder circuits, and phase converters. This class is created for intermediate level electricians studing for licensing examinations, master electricians, electrical contractors, engineers, and others interested in how to apply common code calculations.

This Class is for Apprentices and Journeyman who are preparing to take their State of Utah Journeyman or Master’s exam.  Roughly 50% of the State Theory test is directly related to DC Theory. Many students haven’t been through DC Theory in quite a while and could use a refresher.  We will be going through (25) questions and PPT slides that will help to refresh your DC Theory skills.  This (4) hour class will consist of the following: - Series DC circuits. - Parallel DC circuits. - Combination DC circuits. - Voltage drop calculations. - Metric Prefixes for common electrical values. - Calculator functions. Everyone will need to have a 2020 Ugly’s book and a scientific calculator for this class.  We will discuss the States new policy regarding calculators while testing.

2020 NEC Codebook and a Calculator Required for This Class: Part 1. General Electrical NEC Calculations. Using the current edition of the National Electrical Code, the course will cover the most common calculations addressing the requirements of Article 220: Branch Circuit, Feeder, and Service Calculations. Using the ETA Code Calculations textbook electrical workers and contractors can master the basic calculations for sizing conductor ampacity, box conductor fill, conduit conductor fill, ranges and dryers, transformers, motors, welder circuits, and phase converters. This class is created for intermediate level electricians studing for licensing examinations, master electricians, electrical contractors, engineers, and others interested in how to apply common code calculations.

This Class is for Apprentices and Journeyman who are preparing to take their State of Utah Journeyman or Master’s exam. Roughly 50% of the State Theory test is directly related to AC Theory. Many students haven’t been through AC Theory in a while and could use a refresher. We will be going through 25 questions and PPT slides that will help refresh your AC Theory skills. This class will consist of the following: - Series AC circuits. - Parallel AC circuits. - Combination AC circuits. - AC, 3-phase, Voltage drop calculations. - Transformer calculations. - Motor calculations. - Generator calculations. - Power factor. - Efficiency. - Sign wave. - Induction and inductive reactance. - Capacitance and capacitive reactance.

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace. DOPL requires 4-hours of NFPA 70E as part of the Continuing Education Reqirements for the current license renewal period. This course offers four hour compilation of the most up-to-date methods of electrical safety. NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (current edition) is a widely accepted performance standard for electrical safety vital for business and workers in the electrical industry. The course correlates OSHA electrical safety rules (PROFORMANCE STANDARDS -SHALL) and NFPA 70E Workplace Safety rules (PROSCRIPTIVE STANDARDS -HOW) provides attendees an appreciation of electrical safety implementation. Terms and definitions, dangers of shock, arc-flash, and arc-blast, lockout/tagout procedures, selecting personal protection equipment (PPE) are all covered. Learning is reinforced with several case studies of actual electrical accidents, including fatalities emphasizing OSHA violations and how NFPA 70E prevents such accidents.   This class requires a minimum of 10 to carry.

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace. DOPL requires 4-hours of NFPA 70E as part of the Continuing Education Reqirements for the current license renewal period. This course offers four hour compilation of the most up-to-date methods of electrical safety. NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (current edition) is a widely accepted performance standard for electrical safety vital for business and workers in the electrical industry. The course correlates OSHA electrical safety rules (PROFORMANCE STANDARDS -SHALL) and NFPA 70E Workplace Safety rules (PROSCRIPTIVE STANDARDS -HOW) provides attendees an appreciation of electrical safety implementation. Terms and definitions, dangers of shock, arc-flash, and arc-blast, lockout/tagout procedures, selecting personal protection equipment (PPE) are all covered. Learning is reinforced with several case studies of actual electrical accidents, including fatalities emphasizing OSHA violations and how NFPA 70E prevents such accidents.  

2023 NEC Codebook Required for This Class: Part 1. This course is the first-half of the 2023 NEC Code Changes for Chapters 1-4. Course material is taken from commentary used by the Electrical Training Alliance (ETA) and the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI) current NEC changes books and PPTs. During the 8-hour course, students will learn  the most significant code changes in Chapters 1-4 as they apply generally to all electrical installations.

2023 NEC Codebook Required for This Class: Part 2. This course is the second-half of the 2023 NEC Code Changes for Chapters 1-4. Course material is taken from commentary used by the Electrical Training Alliance (ETA) and the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI) current NEC changes books and PPTs. During the 8-hour course, students will learn  the most significant code changes in Chapters 1-4 as they apply generally to all electrical installations.