The 2020 National Electrical Code (NEC) is an important document that sets standards for electrical safety in the United States. It provides guidelines for the installation and use of electrical equipment and systems, and is updated regularly to keep up with advancements in technology and new safety concerns.

Understanding these definitions is important for ensuring that electrical systems are designed and installed in a way that minimizes the risk of electrical fires, shocks, and other hazards.

This course is approved by Washington State Labor & Industries for all Electricians, trainees, and apprentices.  It will apply towards the renewal requirements. 
To renew an electrician or specialty electrician certificate – 24 hours every three years.
To renew a trainee certificate – 48 hours every two years.

Article 90 draws boundaries around the National Electrical Code—boundaries many people fail to understand. For example, Article 90 has long made it clear the NEC is not intended as a design specification or instruction manual. The National Electrical Code has one purpose only.

Article 100 defines a Grounded Conductor as – A system or circuit conductor that is intentionally grounded. This definition is undoubtedly correct, but as previously stated, a Grounding Conductor (aka Equipment Grounding Conductor) is ALSO grounded.

Article 110 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) covers the general requirements for the examination and approval, installation and use, access to, and spaces about electrical equipment.

Please bring to class your NEC 2020 Code book. ABC will have on hand note paper, pencils, and highlighters.

Presented by:
Paul Briganti, Managing Partner
Washington Electrical CEU LLC

Paul brings almost 50 years of field and business experience to the classroom. He is a published author, developing the Key Term Index for the Washington State RCW / WAC, and has helped thousands of test candidates pass their electrical exams. He brings almost 10 years of classroom instruction experience honing his craft in Bellevue for years. Course information is relevant and fast-paced; classes are engaging for both students and the instructor.

Paul Briganti, Managing Partner
Washington Electrical CEU LLC
Providing CEUs, BCETs, and Exam Preparation
Web www.waelectricalceu.com
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