National
Electrical
Code®
Review
About the trainer:
Roger Downs has been a State Electrical
Inspector since 1994, covering District 4 in
the southwest part of the state. Roger first
earned a Nebraska Journeyman A license in
1976, upgraded to an Electrical Contractor
license in 1999 and currently holds four nationally recognized certifications as an electrical inspector. He has been teaching continuing education classes for the Nebraska
Iowa Electrical Council for several years in
cities throughout the state.
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August 19 & 20
Grand Island
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Grand Island NE 68802
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National Electrical Code® 2008 Review
During this day and a half seminar, participants will get an in-depth review of the major
components of the NEC manual. They will learn to effectively use the manual’s index to
locate specific codes. Vital “how-to-design” information relating to systems and equipment
will also be covered. This course is approved for 12 continuing education units by the Nebraska State Electrical Board for electrician license renewal. SED course number: 09-21.
Who Should Attend?
This course is recommended for electricians, safety and electrical engineers, contractors,
journeymen, apprentices and supervisors.
Topics to be covered will include:
Changes in the 2008 NEC
Grounding and Bonding
NEC Chapter Five, Special Occupancies
NEC Article 230
Common Field Problems
U.L. White Book
NEC Article 430
Conductor Ampacity
Connecting People, Communities and Opportunities
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Contact:
Sue Carlson
scarlson@cccneb.edu
877-222-0780 ext. 7527
308-398-7557
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Computer Technology
Environmental Health & Safety
Welding Technology
Industrial Maintenance
Leadership Development
Quality
August 19 & 20
8:00 am to 5:00 pm (day one)
8:00 am to 12:00 noon (day two)
Grand Island College Park, Room 201
$210.00 per person
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NOTE: Please bring your 2008 NEC
Handbook and a calculator.
Training and Development
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Hurry, class size is limited and registrations will be
taken on a first-come, first served basis. Registration
includes instruction, materials, certificates and breaks.
Lunch will be provided the first day.
Pre-registration is required. A 36 hour notification is
required for a refund. No refund will be given without
a timely notice.