Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc. San Antonio Chapter 2307 Bandera Road San Antonio, TX 78228 Phone: 210.431.9861 Fax: 210.434.2510 www.iecsanantonio.com Contact: Raul Vasquez ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM JANUARY 2015 ACCELERATED CLASS Applications are accepted year round at the IEC Office Monday - Thursday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. APPLICANTS MUST BRING THE FOLLOWING TO APPLY FOR ENTRY INTO IEC: 1. Current and valid Driver’s License or State of Texas I.D. Card 2. Social Security Card or Birth Certificate 3. High School Diploma, High School Transcript, or GED Certificate with Scores 4. Current and valid Texas Electrical Apprenticeship License from TDLR 5. DD214 (if you are a Veteran and want to apply for VA benefits) CLASS SCHEDULE, TUITION COSTS, AND BOOK COSTS: 1. Classes are held Monday and Wednesday Nights, 5:30 - 9:30 p.m. 2. Only 2 absences per semester are allowed 3. Tuition is $400 per semester (2 semesters per year) 4. Books are approximately $450 for the 1st year curriculum. You must purchase a new set of books yearly from IEC. Prices subject to change. ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: 1. Complete 8,000 on-the-job training hours with an IEC Contractor Member 2. Abide by the Apprenticeship Standards and the IEC San Antonio Student Handbook 3. Applicants must furnish their own tools 4. Applicants must be able to identify and distinguish colors 5. Applicants must be physically fit to perform the job duties assigned by the contractor 6. Applicants must have mode of transportation to work jobsite and to school 7. Attend a scheduled interview with the A&T Committee (date to be determined) IEC San Antonio’s apprenticeship program is open to all applicants who meet the requirements without regard to race, creed, national origin, or gender. Women, minorities, and veterans are encouraged to apply. What type of future is there in the electrical industry? As you progress through the four-year apprenticeship program you will almost double your earnings. Once you become a journeyman electrician, you can go into many different types of specialty areas such as robotics, fire alarm/security systems, fiber optics, commercial, industrial, estimating, supervising, project management and some day even become an electrical contractor! Regardless of your specific skills, as an electrician, you will be in high demand. First Year Orientation, Hazcom, Safety Hand Tools/Assessment Inventories First Aid & CPR General Information, Electrical Installations, Intro to Electricity, Whole Numbers, Fractions Electrical Symbols & Outlets, Circuit Theory, Decimal Fractions Lighting & Appliance Circuits, Static Electricity, Percents, Averages Conductor Sizes & Types, Wiring, Basic Circuits, Powers & Roots Switch Control, Receptacle Bonding, Magnetism, Measures Ground Fault Protection, Resistors, Ratio & Proportion Lighting Fixtures, Ohms Law-Series Circuit Formulas Bedroom Lighting, Parallel Circuits Lighting Branch Circuits, Using Fractions in Current Dividers Entryway Lighting, Trigonometry Kitchen Circuits/Outlets Living Room/Study Circuits, Series/Parallel Circuits Laundry Outlets, Proportional Values Garage Circuits, Kirchoff’s Law Rec. Rooms & Workshops, Thevenin’s Theorem Water Pumps & Heaters, Current Sources, Superposition Special Purpose Outlets Heating Systems Low Voltage Systems Lamp Identification, Low Voltage Lighting Fire Alarm & Security Systems Remote Control Systems, Knots & Rigging Pipe Bending Service Entrance Equipment Second Year Orientation Safety & Math Review Trigonometry, Vector Math & Hazcom Introduction to A/C Electricity Inductance in A/C Circuits Resistive-Inductive Circuits Capacitance Series & Parallel Resistive-Capacitive Circuits Resistive-Inductive-Capacitive Series & Parallel Circuits Three Phase A/C Single Phase Transformers Three Phase Transformers Installing Transformers & Transformer Vaults Transformer Sizing & Protection Secondary Ties, Transformer Windings & Components Measuring Instruments D/C Generators & Motors 3-Phase Alternators & Motors Single Phase Motors Sizing & Protecting Motors & Motor Circuit Conductors Troubleshooting Motor Windings & Components Control Circuits Conductors, Components & Connection, Compressor Motor General Wiring, Conduit & Box Sizing Outlets, Lighting, Appliances & Heating Services & Feeder Calculations Grounding, Bonding, & Overcurrent Protection Hazardous Locations & Motor Circuit Winding Health Care Facilities & Emergency Systems Industrial & Commercial Wiring Special Applications Wiring Third Year Registration & Orientation First Aid & CPR Blueprint Reading (4 parts) Motor & 3-Phase System Review Transformer Review Introduction to Grounding, Grounding Conductors & Grounding Equipment Fault Currents Electrical Quantities & Circuits Introduction to Motor Controls Logic & Line Diagrams/Motor Controls Contactors, Starters & Solenoids A/C-D/C Contactors & Magnetic Motor Starters Time Delay & Logic Motor Control Lab Session #1 Application & Installation of Control Devices Reversing Circuits Power Distribution Systems Motor Controls Lab Session #2 Hazardous Locations Special Hazardous Locations Signs & Sign Connections Basic Fiber Optics Fourth Year Orientation & Safety Community First Aid & Safety Solid State Electronic Control Devices Electromechanical & Solid State Relays Advanced Controls Lab #1 & #2 Photoelectric & Proximity Controls Programmable Controllers Reduced Voltage Starters Accelerating & Decelerating Methods Advanced Controls Lab #3 Preventive Maintenance & Troubleshooting Advanced Controls Lab #4 Leadership Introduction to Fire Protection Signaling Systems & Devices Installation, Start-up, Maintenance, & Troubleshooting of Fire Alarm Systems Fire Alarm Lab NEC & Related Standards, Safety Regulations, Power System Services, Switchboards, & Panelboards Conductors & Overcurrent Protection Devices Lightning Protection & Grounding Designing & Installing Wiring Systems Branch & Feeder Circuits Receptacle & Lighting & Switching Outlets Motors & Motor Compressors Transformers Hazardous Locations Load Calculations Final Code Review & Test Preparation