- Requirements
- Electrical Journeyman Courses
- 06 Limited Journeyman and Administrator Prep Course
- Commercial Load Calculations
- Conductors & Terminations
- Conduit Bending
- Design Bid of Electrical Systems
- Electrical Blueprint Reading
- Electrical Administrators Course for WA State Exam
- Electrical Journeyman Course for WA State Exam
- First Aid/AHA CPR & Electrical Basics
- Grounding and Bonding
- HVAC Administrator/Journeyman Review for the WA State Exam
- HVAC Basics
- Motor Control Basics
- NEC Calculations
- National Electric Code (NEC) Update
- NEC Update for 06, 06A and 06B
- Photovoltaic System Design & Installation
- RCW/WAC and Basic Electricity
- RCW/WAC & Basic Electrical Safety (NFPA 70E)
- RCW/WAC and Grounding & Bonding
- RCW/WAC & Intro. to Photovoltaic Systems
- RCW/WAC and Low Volt/Limited Energy Review
- RCW/WAC and NEC Load Calculations
- Residential Wiring
- Electrical Trainee Courses
- Conductors & Terminations for Trainees
- Electrical Administrator Course for the WA State Exam
- Electrical Journeyman Course for the WA State Exam
- Introduction to Electrical Theory
- Introduction to Electrical Theory for HVAC
- Introduction to Grounding & Bonding
- Introduction to the NEC and RCW/WAC Rules
- Introduction to NEC, RCW/WAC and Theory for HVAC
- Motors, Basic Controls and Hazardous Locations
- Plumbing Journeyman Courses
- Plumbing Trainee Courses
- Basic Hydronics for Plumbers/Pipe Fitters and Basic Hydronics Controls
- Industrial First Aid and Electrical Basics
- Journeyman Refresher Course for Plumbers
- Plumbing Code Update with Water Supply and DWV System Review
- Seattle Gas Piping
- Medical Gas Piping
- Solar Hot Water Systems and Basic Electrical Safety (NFPA 70E)
- Solar Hot Water Systems and Electrical Basics
- Online Plumbing Trainee Courses
- Online CEU Courses
- Classroom Course Refund/Transfer Policy
Motors, Basic Controls and Hazardous Locations
Course Description
8 hours Basic Classroom Training: This course introduces students to National Electric Code articles relating to motors, motor controls and hazardous locations. The course guides the student through practical exercises in selection and sizing of conductors, overload devices, short-circuit and ground fault protection, disconnects, motor starters and motor control centers. Introduces National Electrical Code articles: 430, 500, 501, 502, 503, 511, 513, 514, 515 and 516.
Required book: current NEC code book
