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Classes are now forming.These courses require that you be a member of the IBEW and possess a copy of the 2011 NEC. Copies are for sale at the JATC. Ten(10) students are required to enroll before the starting date of a class is announced. Dates will be posted on the Calendar as soon as they have achieved there minimum enrollment.
*TBA- To Be Announced*
Contact Gabe(512/389-3024) at the JATC for availability and registration.
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Codeology
Instructor: Lane Price
Time: 5:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Class Duration: 6 classes
Class Starts: March 1, 2012
Class size: Minimum of 10 students -Maximum of 15 students
Cost: $65
Note- You must have a copy of the 2011 NEC. The JATC has copies for sale.
Course Description:
This class is will enable the student to study and better understand the NEC. In this class the student will learn:
· How and why it is written
· Articles and Sections
· NEC terminology will be discussed.
· How to learn and use the NEC
This class is essential for those who aspire to grow in the Electrical industry and advance to becoming JIW or Masters Status.
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Services
Instructor: to be announced
Time: 5:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Class Duration: 6 weeks
Class Starts: TBA
Class size: Minimum of 10 students
` Cost: TBA
Course Description:
Building a temporary loop or building a 2000 amp service for a structure is an important part of our training. Without a service there is no branch wiring. In this course the student will learn:
· NEC (Art 230) requirements for determining the size of a service
· Generation, Transmission
· Separately derived services, Transformers,Generators
· How local codes and ordinances effect services
· Austin Criteria manual
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Motor Control
Instructor: Lane Price
Time: 5:00 PM- 8:00 PM
Class Duration: 8 weeks
Class starts: January 4,2012
Class Size: Minimum of 10/ Maximum of 20
Cost: $70*
Course Description:
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NEC requirements
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Component Identification
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One Line, Schematic, Wiring Diagrams, Ladder Drawings
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2 & 3 Wire Control
Transformers
Instructor: Lane Price
Time: 5:00 PM- 8:00 PM
Class Duration: 6 weeks
Class starts: February 22,2012
Class Size: Minimum of 10/ Maximum of 20
Cost: $70*
Course Description:
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NEC Requirements
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Transformer Theory
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Calculations
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Terminations(Delta/Wye)
* If you sign up for both classes the cost is $110, a savings of $30.*
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Blueprint Reading
Instructor: to be announced
Time: 5:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Class Duration: 6 weeks
Class Starts: TBA
Class size: Minimum of 10 students, Maximum of 15 students
` Cost:TBA
Course Description:
Being able to read and assimilate the information on a set of prints can determine how well you can complete a project on time and under budget. This course will enable the student to:
· understand the different sections of a set of prints
· submittals and there roll in the construction process
· specification’s and there roll in the construction process
· as-builts, change orders, RFI’s
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Pipe Bending
Instructor: TBA
Time: 5:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Class Duration: 6 classes
Class Starts: TBA
Class size: Minimum of 10 students
` Cost: TBA
Course Description:
Bending Pipe ( EMT, Rigid, IMC, etc.) has always been an important mainstay in our industry. In this class you will learn the fundamentals of;
· bending ½”- 1 1/4” conduit and tubing
· how to calculate for offsets, 90's &saddles
support requirements of the NEC
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Devices
Instructor: TBA
Time: 5:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Class Duration: 6 weeks
Class Starts: TBA
Class size: 10 students
` Cost: TBA
Course Description:
Receptacles,plugs, switches and cord caps are all types devices. Knowing where and what type of device to install is important.
Subjects covered will include:
* Basic circuitry
* Austin City Ordinance
* Nema configurations
* NEC
* Testers
* Hands on labs
Grounding
Instructor: TBA
Time: 5:00 PM- 9:00 PM
Class Duration: 9 weeks
Class Starts: TBA
Class size: Minimum of 10 students; maximum of 20 students
` Cost: TBA
Course Description:
This class will cover one of the most misunderstood and violated Articles of the NEC, Article 250 –Grounding.
Subjects include :
· reasons for grounding
· differences between grounding and bonding
· methods of grounding
· how to determine the correct size grounding/bonding conductors
In an ever changing Industry it is essential that the student understands this part of the NEC. A student workbook will be provided for each student
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