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These courses are open to members of IBEW Local 340, travelers working locally and NECA members.
All classes held at the Sacramento Electrical Training Center/JATC, 2836 El Centro Road, unless otherwise noted.
Courses are filled based upon the order we receive the completed registration and deposit.
Priority is given to those who provide $25 deposits (per course); refundable upon course completion if paid by credit card. If paid by check the check will be destroyed after all courses are complete.
Complete the registration form and submit to the address shown if paying with a check. Retain a copy for your information. If paying by credit card please complete the form and email to mmaddux@340jatc.org. You will be invoiced and once payment received, enrolled in class.
You will be contacted only if the class is already full. For additional information, call 916-646-6688.

Download the fillable PDF version.

Registration Form

1: Fill in your information

Name: _____________________________________________

Street Address or P.O. Box: _________________________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________________ State: ________ Zip Code: _________________

Email Address: ____________________________________________ Phone: ___________________

Last 4 digits of Social Security Number (for recording course completions): ______________

2. Submit this form to:

   Fall 2019 Continuing Education Registration
   Sacramento Electrical Training Center/JATC
   2836 El Centro Rd
   Sacramento, CA 95833

3. Check ☑ the course(s) requested

Lighting Essentials EE101 EE102 (2 parts) EE103 (4 parts) EE105 (4 parts) EE201 (3 parts) EE300 (First 3 parts only) EE301	This is a free online course. No course deposit is required. We will send you the internet address upon enrollment. Upon course completion, provide the completion summary page to the Training Center office for entry onto your transcript.	10 hours
Instrumentation Introduction - Module 1 Intro to basic instrumentation topics. This is prerequisite info in order to be successful in the full, instructor-led course, consisting of Modules 2 and 3. It is not intended to be used as sole preparation for any type of accreditation exam.	This is an online course. We will send you the internet address upon enrollment. After passing the course (75%), provide the completion summary page to the Training Center office for entry onto your transcript and refund of your $25 deposit.	8 hours
Conduit Bending Theory Note: You must enroll and attend this course to take any other conduit classes.	Feb 11, Tues, 5 - 8 pm	3 hours
Conduit Bending Basics Note: To advance to Intermediate, Advanced and Large Conduit Bending Courses you must take this course and each additional course to move forward to the next level.	Feb 12, Wed, 5 - 8 pm	3 hours
Motor Control Basics	Feb 19 & 20, Wed/Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
Blueprint Fundamentals	Feb 25 & 26, Tues/Wed, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
DC Theory Fundamentals	Mar 3 & 5, Tues/Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
CPR/First Aid	Mar 7, Saturday, 7:30 am - 4 pm	8 hours
Conduit Bending - Intermediate Basic Conduit required for enrollment in this class	Mar 10 & 11, Tues/Wed, 5-8 pm	6 hours
3/4 Way Switching	Mar 12, Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	3 hours
Fire Alarm for Wireman	Mar 24-26, Tues-Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	9 hours
NFPA 70E	Mar 28, Saturday, 8 am - 12 pm	4 hours
Asbestos/Silica Awareness	Mar 28, Saturday, 1 - 5 pm	4 hours
State Certification Test Prep	Mar 31 - May 7, Tues/Thurs, 5-8 pm	36 hours
Transformer Theory	Mar 31, Tues, 5 - 8 pm	3 hours
Transformer Code & Make Up	Apr 1 & 2, Wed/Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
Lock Out/Tag Out	Apr 14, Tues, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
Confined Space Competent Person	Apr 18, Saturday, 8am - 5pm	8 hours
CA Advanced Lighting Controls Certification (CALCTP) Installer Note: This class has a 10-12 hour online prerequisite – Lighting Essentials. If signing up for this course, please check that course box too. The prerequisite MUST be completed prior to attending class	Apr 21, 22 & 23, Tues - Thurs, 7:30 - 4 pm	24 hours
Conduit Bending - Advanced Basic and Intermediate required to take class.	Apr 21 & 22, Tues/Wed, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
PlanGrid Basics Tablet and Laptop based Blueprint Reading Class	Apr 21 & 22, Tues/Wed, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
Circuit Planning From Resistance of wire to De-rating; How to plan a circuit, from A-Z. Different conductor material and their effects on circuitry. Code references for voltage drop and de-rating. Sizing of conductor, conduit and fill using the NEC.	May 5 & 7, Tues/Thur, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
Panel Make Up	May 7, Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	3 hours
PlanGrid Basics Tablet and Laptop based Blueprint Reading Class	June 9 & 10, Tues/Wed, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours
OSHA 10	June 13 & 20, Saturdays, 7:30 - 2:30 pm	10 hours
CALCTP Acceptance Testing Certification Learn how to certify the installation and operation of lighting controls and devices in accordance with the Building Energy Efficiency Standards (Title 24, Parts 1 and 6). Note: Open only to members who are already CALCTP certified.	June 16, 17 & 18, Tues –Thurs, 7:30 - 4pm	24 hours
NFPA 70E	June 20, Saturday, 8 am - 12 pm	4 hours
HazCom (Hazardous Communications)	June 20, Saturday, 1 pm - 5 pm	2 hours
Effective Project Planning	June 23-25 & June 30-July 2, Tues –Thurs, 5 - 8 pm	18 hours
CPR/First Aid	June 27, Saturday, 7:30 am - 4pm	8 hours
Large Conduit Bending	July 7 & 8, Tues/Wed, 5 - 8 pm	6 hours

Note: Classes are not held on the 1st Wednesday of each month to accommodate attendance at the union meeting.

AutoCad and Welding classes are available through American River College. The JATC Trust will reimburse a member’s cost for tuition and actual book fees (not to exceed $100) for successfully completing (C or better) the class at a community college. The member must submit receipts for tuition and books.