Prerequisite – Journeyperson Electrician. This course will provide an in-depth training experience on grounding and bonding, utilizing mechanical, compression, and exothermic product lines. Students will learn and perform reliable connections under the BURNDY Engineered System which features the most complete line of installation tools in the electrical industry
Join us for this hands-on tutorial in our computer lab! This is a three-session overview class for students who are familiar with Windows but new to Windows 10. It is specifically focused on and especially helpful for Windows 7 (and earlier!) users. The instructor will walk you through the new Windows 10 user interface and present the security and privacy options, and lead a discussion on the use of Microsoft’s ‘cloud-based’ user accounts.
This course will cover cut, strip, terminate and test structured wiring cables with a focus on correct preparation, termination and installation guidelines of audio/video, telecom/voice, and network/data cables. Everything you need to know for basic testing and troubleshooting of coax and twisted pair cables is covered in the test portion of the program.
Prerequisite – Fourth term Apprentice and working knowledge of Windows Word and Excel. In this course students are introduced to the MicroLogix Family of PLCs; MicroLogix 1000, 1100, 1200 and the SLC500 PLCs which are found in industry, commercial, home, environment, and personal use. The structure and function of the PLC will be presented with an opportunity to wire a PLC. Topics for discussion and lab exercises consist of input, output and CPU functions and how a PLC works; Number…
Prerequisite – Fourth term Apprentice or Journeyperson Electrician and working knowledge of Windows Word and Excel. This program is designed to explore the ControlLogix PLC capability as used in industries such as automotive, food processing, power generation, waste management with examples such as production lines, motor control, automation, packaging and safety monitoring. Topics for discussion and lab exercises consist of: ControlLogix hardware and software; input, output modules and CPU controllers and their functions; project organization, tasks, programs, routines; input/output addressing; creating and monitoring TAGS; PC to PLC…
Mobile computing is rapidly replacing desktops for many day-to-day functions. On the jobsite, mobile computing is playing an increasingly important role – from taking pictures and sending emails – to emerging cloud-based applications for construction prints. Take this opportunity to explore what the buzz is about. Experience all the popular operating systems on both smartphones and tablets in a hands-on, comfortable and accessible class – iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Windows, Surface, Apps, QR Codes and more. This interactive course is designed for members to be able to understand…
This review course is being sponsored by the Examining Board to assist members with reclassification and preparing for the exam. Topics covered in this program include: • Conduit bending and installation of EMT and rigid conduit, core line and PVC • 3-phase power – including load balancing, 3-phase and neutrals • Current safety and code regulations • Grounding services and transformers • Class of power • Class of fuses • Line hazards and tag and lock procedures When complete, students will be…
Prerequisite – Journeyperson Electrician. This course is designed as the first step for members interested in certified welding within the electrical trade. This fundamental course will allow the students to become familiar with the equipment and tools used to do Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW) and oxy acetylene cutting. Students will practice the SMAW stick process in the flat, horizontal, vertical up and overhead positions depending on the individual students’ ability. All practical exercises will be reinforced through general class sessions that will include welding theory, safety…
Prerequisite – Successful completion of Conduit Fabrication Level 1. Students will learn cutting and threading techniques for small and large rigid conduits through a variety of hands-on assignments and lectures. These techniques will include the use of hand, portable and industrial power tools. Students will also learn safety procedures as they apply to the various pieces of equipment. Along with the cutting and threading of rigid conduit, students will learn how to bend rigid conduit using various styles of benders and some of the nuances between rigid…
This course is ideal for electricians with a desire to learn the basics of producing electrical construction estimates. The course will take the students from an overview of electrical estimating to performing actual estimates. The focus is on practical information rather than a textbook. This course is designed for the service-small jobbing environment and will offer an approach to material take-off including appropriate order and types of forms available. Topics such as where to start, material, pricing, recapping and quotations are also covered.