*This course will highlight significant changes in the 2020 NEC.
NEC 101 is designed for code officials, inspectors, contractors and design professionals, but open to any interested party. This four-day course will provide an in depth overview of the commercial aspects of the NEC. The course will enhance attendee’s general understanding of the code regulations and how to apply these regulations in practical situations. The course addresses the NEC clearly with regard to installation, design, plan review and inspection. Checklists are used to present examples of the code application. After attending this course, you will:
- Know where to find the electrical requirements for non-residential and multi-family structures in the National Electrical Code, IBC, Uniform Construction Code and relevant referenced standards.
- Have a clearer understanding of electrical code issues that should be addressed and resolved at plan review.
- Better understand how the electrical code requirements apply to the design, installation and inspection of electric services, wiring, bonding, grounding and equipment.
- Be able to describe the most important inspection issues at underground rough in, wall rough in, ceiling rough in and final.
Course Materials
The 2020 National Electrical Code (NEC) is required.
Course Schedule
8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Instruction time with an hour lunch break
Registration Fee
$420
Instructors
Glen Rinehimer Alejandro Pina
Credit Hours
21 UCC continuing education credit hours awarded.
Cancellations must be received in writing by emailing cancellations@paconstructioncodesacademy.org. Refunds will be determined by the date of the fax or email. A cancellation received less than 10 business days before the session you are registered for is subject to a $50 administrative fee and any PayPal transaction fees. Those who cancel within 3 business days of the session date or do not attend forfeit the full registration fee and, if unpaid, will be invoiced. Credit toward future PCCA courses may be accepted upon approval from the PCCA administrator; substitutions may be accepted.