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2008 NEC
2008 National Electric Code Significant Changes Seminar The 2008 edition of the National Electrical Code contains many comprehensive revisions pertaining to specific NEC rules and regulations. Substantial safety driven new GFCI requirements for all occupancies, dwellings, commercial and industrial have been assured. Substantial changes include new text with redesigned and expanded tables and the introduction of several new NEC articles. These changes will make the NEC user-friendly and much easier to understand. Possession of the National Electrical Codebook is advisable. Harry Ohde and Ron Hackett will conduct this seminar
09/19/0909/19/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
ARC FLASH PROTECTION
This course is based on N.F.P.A. 70E and O.S.H.A. 29 CFR 1910 standards. Safety topics include: recognizing hazards, understanding requirements, and making the proper decisions regarding potential electrical hazards. Topics include: electrical hazard awareness, design and work practice considerations, osha requirements, overview of 70E concepts, training and achieving an electrically safe work condition, working on or near live parts, approach boundaries to live parts, personal and other protective equipment, protective clothing, calculation of fault currents, and implementation.
09/17/0910/01/09Thursdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP9 
ARC FLASH PROTECTION 02
10/12/0910/14/09Mondays 9:15a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:15a-12:00pIN-TECH5 
AUTO CAD I
AutoCAD I Level 100 GTC 133 –42 Hours, 14 weeks This hands-on course covers the basic AutoCAD commands necessary to create and edit drawings. It is designed for the student with little or no CAD experience. Methods of creating, editing, dimensioning, and viewing, managing and plotting two-dimensional drawings will be covered. The student will create simple, precise drawings that include dimensioning, text, layers, model and paper space and plotting. Prerequisite: Computer classes I and II or a prior understanding of Windows based computer operations and file systems is required.
09/14/0912/14/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
BASIC COMPUTER I
Basic Computers I Level 100 – 30 Hours, 10 weeks GTC130 This course prepares the journeyman electrician who has little or no computer experience to operate a personal computer using a Windows Operating System. This course is essential for the journeyman wanting to develop skills necessary to operate Windows XP.
09/14/0911/16/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP30 
BICSI TECHNICIAN
BICSI Technician Certification Level 100 - 42 Hours, 14 weeks TTC114 The Building Industry Consulting Services International (BICSI) Technician telecommunications training is designed for the “A” journeyman wireman with limited low voltage cabling experience. This course combines lectures with hands-on skills practice using tools and equipment provided in class. The following areas are covered: ANSI/TIA/EIA wiring standards and the National Electrical Code, LAN cabling system characteristics and network topologies, media and media characteristics, transmission fundamentals, connectorization, grounding and bonding, pulling and terminating copper and fiber, testing and troubleshooting copper and fiber, firestopping, safety and professionalism, installation preparation, splicing and testing, site surveys, and safety practices. The BICSI Certification Exam is offered at the end of the course for a $100 fee.
09/16/0912/16/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
BLUEPRINT REVIEW 02
10/12/0910/16/09Mondays 9:15a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:15a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:15a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:15a-12:00p & Fridays 9:15a-12:00pIN-TECH14 
CCENT 1
CCENT Discovery 1 Level 400 - 42 Hour Course Discovery 1:Networking for home and Small Businesses teaches networking based on application covering the types of practical networks students may encounter, from simple home networks to small office networks. Students learn the technical skills and soft skills needed to succeed in entry-level networking professions such as network installer, help desk technician, pre-sales support technician, or network technician. This course is also the first of two steps toward the new CCENT (Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician) certification from Cisco. Students must be self motivated individuals as weekly readings, hands on labs and quizzes are an integral part of this course. Home computer with access to the internet is a prerequisite for this course.
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP84 
CCENT 2
Discovery 2: Working at a Small-to-Medium Business or ISP teaches networking based on application covering more complex enterprise networks found in small to medium size businesses. This course also provides an introduction to advanced technologies such as voice, video, wireless and security. Discovery 2 is the second of two steps toward the new CCENT (Cisco Certified Entry Networking Technician) certification from Cisco. Students must be self motivated individuals as weekly readings, hands on labs and quizzes are an integral part of this course. Home computer with access to the internet is prerequisite for this course.
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP84 
CCNA 1
Cisco Certified Network Associate 1 Level 400 - 40 Hours Courses CPT421 Cisco Systems Network Associate Certification is the object of this four-semester, college level curriculum. It certifies the communications journeyman to install, maintain and administer today’s modern high-speed voice/data networks. Strong data background, home computer with access to the Internet, and a willingness to work are prerequisites for this course. Attendance at a Certification seminar, provided free of charge at INTech, is suggested prior to registration.
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP84 
CCNA 2
Cisco Certified Network Associate 2 Level 400 - 40 Hours Courses CPT422 Cisco Systems Network Associate Certification is the object of this four-semester, college level curriculum. It certifies the communications journeyman to install, maintain and administer today’s modern high-speed voice/data networks. Strong data background, home computer with access to the Internet, and a willingness to work are prerequisites for this course. Attendance at a Certification seminar, provided free of charge at INTech, is suggested prior to registration.
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP84 
CCNA 3
Cisco Certified Network Associate 3 Level 400 - 40 Hours Courses CPT423 Cisco Systems Network Associate Certification is the object of this four-semester, college level curriculum. It certifies the communications journeyman to install, maintain and administer today’s modern high-speed voice/data networks. Strong data background, home computer with access to the Internet, and a willingness to work are prerequisites for this course. Attendance at a Certification seminar, provided free of charge at INTech, is suggested prior to registration.
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP84 
CCNA 4
Cisco Certified Network Associate 4 Level 400 - 40 Hours Courses CPT424 Cisco Systems Network Associate Certification is the object of this four-semester, college level curriculum. It certifies the communications journeyman to install, maintain and administer today’s modern high-speed voice/data networks. Strong data background, home computer with access to the Internet, and a willingness to work are prerequisites for this course. Attendance at a Certification seminar, provided free of charge at INTech, is suggested prior to registration.
09/15/0912/15/09TuesdaysALSIP 
CCTV
CCTV Level 200 – 15 Hours SLS220 This is a 15 hour course designed to introduce the video practices and technology used with CCTV surveillance systems. Lecture and hands-on will cover components of a modern closed-circuit system; camera types, monitors, DVRs, switchers, wiring and power sources.
10/05/0911/02/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP30 
CODE I
Code I Level 100 – 42 Hours, 14 weeks CPB100 This is a 42-hour in-depth course designed to teach the electrician an understanding and the electrical requirements for a safe and proper installation in accordance with both the 2005 National Electrical Code and 2005 Chicago Electrical Code. Instruction will include such topics as: electrical installation requirements, branch-circuit, feeder and service requirements, proper overcurrent selection, and grounding and bonding. The electrical code requirements for special occupancies and special conditions such as hazardous locations, fire alarm systems, health care facilities, and emergency system requirements will be discussed and thoroughly explained. Hands-on training will be provided for the electrical code requirements for receptacle, lighting, and special outlets in both one-family and multi-family dwellings.
09/10/0912/17/09ThursdaysALSIP 
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
CONDUCTORS/OVERCURRENT PROTECTION
Overcurrent Protection and Conductor Installation Seminar This seminar will go in great detail the code requirements of a properly installed conductor installation with its proper overcurrent protection. It is designed to explain the ampacity and condition of use for various conductor installations used in the electrical industry. Different conditions involving conductor terminations such as temperature, number of conductors in a raceway, continuous loads and all play a part in determining conductor ampacities as well as the conductor's overcurrent protection. In addition, other key topics include overcurrents, overload, short circuits, protective devices, current limitation, component protection, motor circuit protection, transformer protection as well as selective coordination.
11/21/0911/21/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
CONDUIT I
Level 100 – 36 Hours, 12 weeks ETC122 This course is designed to teach the skills needed to bend the various types of conduit. Electricians will familiarize themselves with the standard conduit bending methods and the equipment used in the electrical industry. The types of benders used in class include hydraulic benders and the Chicago Bender.
09/15/0912/01/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
CORNING FIBER OPTICS
10/26/0910/26/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP3 
DAY ARC FLASH PROTECTION
09/14/0909/16/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH9 
10/12/0910/14/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH9 
11/02/0911/04/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH9 
DAY BLUEPRINT REVIEW
Testing 123
09/14/0909/18/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
10/12/0910/16/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
11/02/0911/06/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
DAY CHICAGO SCAFFOLD TRAINNING
09/14/0909/18/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
10/12/0910/16/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
11/02/0911/06/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
DAY CODE REVIEW
09/21/0909/25/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
10/19/0910/23/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
11/09/0911/13/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
DAY INTRO TO RENEWABLE ENERGY
09/28/0910/02/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
10/26/0910/30/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
11/16/0911/20/09Mondays 9:00a-12:00p & Tuesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Wednesdays 9:00a-12:00p & Thursdays 9:00a-12:00p & Fridays 9:00a-12:00pIN-TECH15 
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR 1
Electrical Inspector I Level 100 36 Hours, 12 weeks This course prepares the electrician for the Electrical Inspector Certification Test. This certification is recognized by the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI), the International Code Council (ICC), and a resume must for those seeking electrical inspector positions. The objective of this class is an in-depth understanding and application of the National Electrical Code. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be awarded upon successful completion of this course.
09/15/0912/01/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR 2
Electrical Inspector II Level 100 36 Hours, 12 weeks This course prepares the electrician for the Electrical Inspector Certification Test. This certification is recognized by the International Association of Electrical Inspectors (IAEI), the International Code Council (ICC), and a resume must for those seeking electrical inspector positions. The objective of this class is an in-depth understanding and application of the National Electrical Code. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be awarded upon successful completion of this course.
09/16/0912/02/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
FIRE ALARMS
Fire Alarms Level 100 - 36 Hours, 12 weeks ETC123 This class covers the installation and troubleshooting methods used for fire alarm and fire suppression systems. Hands-on experience with hard-wired and addressable fire alarm systems is given. Wiring and operation of the detection devices, such as smoke and heat detectors, water-flow and tamper switches, and pull stations are explained along with the indicating devices of these systems.
09/14/0911/30/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
09/15/0912/01/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
FIRST AID/CPR
This course teaches American Red Cross Adult CPR as well as Basic First Aid. Students will learn how to recognize and respond to breathing and cardiac emergencies in the CPR portion. Basic First Aid portion will teach students how to respond to other emergencies caused by injury or sudden illness.
10/14/0910/21/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP6 
FOREMAN TRAINING
Project Control System (Foreman Training) This is a course in professional development to enhance your understanding of a foreman's responsibilities. The class will incorporate ways to improve the foreman's organizational skills and overall effectiveness relating to electrical construction. The objective of this class is to educate electrical journeymen on how to efficiently manage construction projects. It gives the foreman a proven tool for controlling projects in a methodical and manageable way.
09/16/0910/21/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP18 
GROUNDING AND BONDING SEMINAR
Grounding and Bonding in Specialized Facilities. This seminar will cover grounding and bonding and, in addition, areas such as computer rooms, telecommunication rooms, hospital rooms, and more. Tim Arendt and Harry Ohde, who were instrumental in the Chicago Electrical code rewrite, will conduct this seminar. Tim is the former Chief Electrical Inspector for the City of Chicago. This seminar will also cover the NEC 2008 changes to article 250 on grounding. BICSI certified installers and ISA certified technicians will receive 3 CEC’s.
09/26/0909/26/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
HAZARDOUS LOCATION SEMINAR
Hazardous Location Seminar This eight hour seminar will consist of three topics. Hazardous locations, health care facilities, and swimming pools. Hazardous Locations: *Classification of areas *North American system *European system *Methods of protection *Protection techniques *Equipment in hazardous locations *Wiring methods Health Care Facilities: *General *Wiring and protection *The essential electrical system *Inhalation anesthetizing locations *Isolated power systems Swimming Pools: *General *Permanently installed and storable pools *Spas and hot tubs *Fountains *Therapeutic pools and hydro massage tubs. Please bring your Code Book.
11/07/0911/07/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
HEALTHCARE SYS/SWIMMING POOLS
Health Care Systems/Swimming Pools Seminar The Health Care Systems portion of this seminar will focus on the following topics: general requirements for health care facilities, electrical wiring and protection, patient care locations, protection techniques and methods, essential electrical systems for heath care facilities and essential electrical systems. This will be accomplished with a thorough understanding of the technical and Code requirements of Article 517. The Swimming Pools portion of this seminar will provide an in-depth look at Article 680 for specific requirements of wiring methods, grounding and bonding, lighting and receptacle locations, motors and GFCI requirements for swimming pools, hot tubs, etc.
11/14/0911/14/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
HEATING AND AIR I
09/14/0912/14/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
HIGH VOLTAGE SPLICING
High Voltage Terminations and Splicing Level 100 - 30 Hours, 10 weeks GTC132 This course pertains to medium and high voltage terminations and splicing from 15KV through 35KV. Cable types such as copper foil, URD, EPR and jacketed URD are covered. High voltage theory, cable preparation, bonding, modular terminations, in-line straight joints, lead cable preparation, bonding, and sealing lead cable are stressed. This is a hands-on course utilizing 3M and Raychem kits.
09/14/0911/16/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP30 
HVAC I
Heating and Air Conditioning I Level 100 – 42 Hours, 14 weeks TTC112 This basic HVAC course covers the electrical controls commonly used in HVAC and the theory of refrigeration, air conditioning systems and heating principles. The mechanical refrigeration circuit is discussed and troubleshooting technology is analyzed. The EPA Refrigerant Recovery Certification Test is offered at the end of the course.
09/14/0912/14/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00p42 
09/15/0912/15/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00p42 
IT ESSENTIALS 1
IT Essentials: PC Hardware and Software v4.0 covers the fundamentals of computer hardware and software as well as advanced concepts. Students who complete this course will be able to describe the internal components of a computer, assemble a computer system, install an operating system, and troubleshoot using system tools and diagnostic software. Students will also be able to connect to the Internet and share resources in a network environment. New topics included in this version include laptops and portable devices, wireless connectivity, security, safety and environmental issues, and communication skills. Hands-on lab activities will continue to be an essential element of the course. In support of this, virtual learning tools are integrated into this course. The Virtual Laptop and Virtual Desktop are stand-alone tools designed to supplement classroom learning and provide an interactive "hands-on" experience in learning environments with limited physical equipment.
09/16/0912/16/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP84 
IT ESSENTIALS 2
IT Essentials 2: Network Operating Systems is an intensive introduction to multi-user, multi-tasking network operating systems. Characteristics of the Linux, Windows 2000, NT, and XP network operating systems will be discussed. Students will explore a variety of topics including installation procedures, security issues, back up procedures and remote access. Students must be self motivated individuals as weekly readings, hands on labs and quizzes are an integral part of this course. Strong data background and home computer with access to the internet are prerequisites for this course.
09/16/0912/16/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
MOTOR AND TRANSFORMER SEMINAR
Motor and Transformer Seminar This eight hour seminar will cover a wide variety of motor and transformer related topics, such as: *Sizing conductors, overcurrent protection, and disconnect switches for single and multimotor applications *New rules for motor disconnecting means *Practical application of motor overloads *Motors fed by tap conductors *Hermetic refrigerant motor-compressors *Understanding and applying the nameplate information on roof top units (RTUs) employing Hermetic refrigerant motor-compressors *Fire pumps and fire pump controllers *Protecting transformers and transformer conductors *Grounding separately derived systems. Please bring your Code Book and calculator.
10/24/0910/24/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
MOTOR CONTROL I
Motor Control This course provides the most common control circuits and concepts used in the industry today. This course also provides the opportunity for hands-on training with all the latest components. The motor control lab has been redesigned to simulate job site problems. The electrician will pull wire, terminate field devices and install motor controllers.
09/15/0912/01/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
OSHA 10HR SEMINAR
This course trains the electrician to recognize and abate dangerous situations and safety violations in the construction industry. A 10 Hour OSHA Certification Card will be issued upon completion of this course.
09/16/0910/07/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP12 
OSHA/30 HOURS
OSHA Level 200 - 30 Hours, 10 weeks GTC231 This course trains the electrician to recognize and abate dangerous situations and safety violations in the construction industry. A 30 Hour OSHA Certification Card will be issued upon completion of this course.
09/15/0911/17/09TuesdaysALSIP 
PANDUIT DATA SOLUTIONS
10/19/0910/19/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP3 
PHOTOVOLTAIC SYSTEMS I
Photovoltaic Systems Installation Level 100, 30 hours, 10 weeks GTC 136 This course will present the theory and installation of photovoltaics. The course format includes classroom instruction and hands-on exercises. These exercises involve the complete step-by-step process of designing, installing and commissioning various PV systems. An emphasis is placed on Code compliance and load calculations. The course also prepares electricians for the NABCEP Photovoltaic Installer Certification exam.
09/14/0911/30/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
09/15/0912/01/09Tuesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP36 
POWDER ACTUATED SOLUTIONS
11/09/0911/09/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP3 
PRINT READING 1
Print Reading I Level 100 - 30 hours, 10 weeks CBP 101 This printreading course is designed to provide a basic overview, understanding and interpretation of residential and light commercial construction blueprints. This introduction printreading course will cover the basic skills required to be successful in reading blueprints. The student will learn the following fundamentals: different blueprint processes, architect scale, engineer scale, alphabet of lines, plot plans, floor plans, elevation, sections, details, symbols, and schedules. Discussion will also include construction material, construction vocabulary and job specifications.
09/16/0911/18/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP30 
PROCESS CONTROL I
Process Control I Level 100 - 42 hours, 14 weeks TTC110 This hands-on course will introduce the electrician to the fundamentals of basic process control. Emphasis will be placed on calibrating, installing, and troubleshooting electronic transmitters. This course will prepare the student for the optional Level One Instrumentation Certification Exam.
09/14/0912/14/09MondaysALSIP 
PROGRAMMABLE CONTROL I
Programmable Controller I Level 100 - 42 hours, 14 weeks TTC111 This course is designed to teach the electrician the operating principles of programmable controllers using personal computers and state of the art equipment. The Allen-Bradley PLC /5 is featured. Classroom instruction includes drawing relay ladder logic, hands-on wiring of control devices, and various textbook assignments. Previous experience in motor controls is helpful but not required.
09/16/0912/16/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP42 
RENEWABLE ENERGY
Renewable Energy Seminar This seminar will teach basic knowledge, comprehension and application of key terms and concepts of photovoltaic (solar electric) system operations. The seminar will present the theory and installation techniques of photovoltaic electrical systems as well as the following: 1. PV Markets and Applications 2. Safety Basics 3. Solar Energy Fundamentals 4. PV Module Fundamentals 5. System Components 6. PV System Electrical Design 7. PV System Mechanical Design This seminar will also teach the basic concepts of small wind turbines such as the installation techniques, operation, performance and maintenance of small wind turbines.
10/10/0910/10/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
10/17/0910/17/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP8 
SCAFFOLD TRAINING
Scaffold Training The purpose of this course of instruction is to provide scaffold erectors and users with regulations, safety guidelines and procedures needed to recognize and eliminate hazards in the field. Satisfactory achievement of the course objectives will assist you in satisfying the CITY OF CHICAGO and OSHA training requirements as defined in 29 CFR 1926.45
09/14/0910/05/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP12 
SECURITY I
This course is designed to give the installer a fundamental understanding of contemporary security systems. Discussion of basic systems will cover the devices commonly used today; RJ31X, glass break sensors, motion detectors and door contacts. Hands on practical labs will provide the opportunity to properly install and troubleshoot an entire system.
10/03/0910/10/09Saturdays 8:00a-4:00pALSIP16 
TRANSFORMERS
Transformers Level 100 -30 Hours, 10 weeks ETC121 This course covers the connections needed for transformer configurations for various electrical systems.This course includes the following: the wiring of single phase and three phase transformers, sizing of transformers, conductors, conduit, and over-current protection. This course also covers grounded and ungrounded systems as well as instruction on the use of various testers.
09/16/0911/18/09Wednesdays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP30 
VIDEO & IP ADDRESSING
10/12/0910/12/09Mondays 5:00p-8:00pALSIP3 

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