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Winter/Spring 2009 Continuing Education Program
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• These courses are open
to members of IBEW Local 340, travelers, and NECA.
• All classes held at the
JATC Electrical Training Center, 2836 El Centro Road
• New for 2009: Courses are filled based upon the order we receive the completed registration. However, priority
will be given to those who provide $25 deposits (per course) that are refundable upon course completion.
• For additional information, call 916-646-6688 or visit www.340jatc.org
• Complete the enclosed
registration form and submit to the address shown.
• You will be notified
only if you are enrolling in a class that is already full. Otherwise, retain a copy of your
registration for your information
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Course Title
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Hours
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Description
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1. Foreman Training Part 1: Managing the Work
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18
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For new foremen or those
preparing themselves for foremanship.
This module focuses on how to manage the work to optimize
productivity.
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2. Foreman Training Part 2: Managing the People
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18
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For new foremen or those
preparing themselves for foremanship.
This module focuses on how to manage the people to optimize
productivity.
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3. Effective Project Planning
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18
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Focuses on project planning
through the analysis of plans, specs, & submittals, take-off and
detailing of blueprints, establishing site elevations and hands-on training
with an actual job provide an understanding of job sequencing and planning.
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4. Construction Management
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18
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Introduces the terms, structure, and types of the contracts
involved in construction, the structures and delivery methods of projects,
and the terms and methods of project scheduling and estimating.
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5. OSHA-10
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10
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Certification class on 10
different safety topics designed to convey the knowledge, skills and
abilities to identify and mitigate job-site hazards.
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6. OSHA-30
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30
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Certification class with
more in-depth coverage of basic electrical safety, fall protection,
scaffolding, excavations, stairways & ladders, cranes, PPE, and tools
& equipment .
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7. CPR & First Aid
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7
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Job-site skills in CPR and
First Aid providing 2-year certification. This course is for first-timers being certified using
Medic First Aid certifications.
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8. CPR & First Aid Refresher
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4
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The
2-year recertification and refresher course for those who already completed
the first-timers course.
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9. Arc Flash
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3
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Focuses
on recent code revisions from NEC, CEC and NFPA regarding electrical safety,
short circuits and electrical arcs, arc flash hazards, & PPE.
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10. Fall Protection
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6
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Provides the information
employees need to work safely when they are off the ground and satisfies the major
training requirements in the OSHA Standard on Fall Protection
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11. Confined Space/Respirator
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6
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Types of confined spaces,
atmospheres, and engulfment properties.
Atmospheric volume testing, how to ventilate areas, work permits,
confined space entry permits, man-watches with sign-in/sign-out lists, do’s
and don’ts
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12. Trenching Competent Person
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6
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Requirements for conducting
safe trenching/excavation operations and compliance with the OSHA Standard
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13. Grounding
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9
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Equipment requirements and
code-ready grounding procedures.
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14. Lightning Systems Protection
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3
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Basic rules and terminology
related to lightning protection and installation procedures for lightning
arrestors.
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15. Hazardous Locations Wiring
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3
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Classification of hazardous
areas and locations, material groups, Class 1/2/3 locations, explosion-proof
wiring requirements.
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16. Fire Alarm Systems
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9
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Equipment requirements and
code-ready installation procedures.
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17. Motor Controls
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12-18
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Concepts of motor control
and troubleshooting. Length of
class varies depending upon student needs.
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18. VFD’s
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12-18
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Concepts of variable
frequency drives. Length of
class varies depending upon student needs.
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19. PLC’s (Modicon)
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12-18
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Installation and operation
of programmable logic controllers.
Length of class varies depending upon student needs.
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20. Level 1 Instrumentation
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60
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Nationally certified course
on the installation and maintenance of instrumentation control systems
covering symbols, calibration, P&ID, loop drawings, control valves,
tubing, pneumatics, smart instruments, controllers.
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21. LonWorks
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12
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Equipment requirements and
installation procedures
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22. Conduit Bending
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12
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Various types of bends and
tools including concentric bending.
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23. Rigging
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6
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Crane and rigging safety,
rigging for basket, vertical, & choker lifts.
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24. Medium Voltage Cable Spicing
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9
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Procedure and tooling for
splicing and terminating medium voltage cables.
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25. NEC Significant Changes
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9
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Updates the changes to the
National Electrical Code that are of most significance to workers,
inspectors, and contractors.
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26. Pending Exam:
Math Refresher
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3
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Basic review of working
with fractions and decimals, converting fractions to decimals and vice versa.
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27. Pending Exam:
DC Theory Refresher
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3
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Review of Ohm’s Law and
calculating voltage, amperage, and resistance in series, parallel or
combination circuits.
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28. Pending Exam:
3-Way & 4-Way Switching
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3
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Review of drawing and
labeling 3-way and 4-way switch circuit combined with hands-on practice of
circuit installation.
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29. Pending Exam: 3-Phase Transformers
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3
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Review of 3-phase delta and
wye transformer focusing on the primary and secondary hook-up of each
transformer.
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30. Pending Exam: Motor Control
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3
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Review of drawing and
labeling the components of a basic motor control circuit combined with
hands-on practice wiring of a stop-start-jog circuit.
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31. ELECT 210: DC Theory
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75
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The 1st course of the
Electrician Trainee series.
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32. ELECT 211: AC Theory
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75
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The 2nd course of the
Electrician Trainee series.
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33. ELECT 220:
Blueprints & Wiring Methods
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75
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3rd course in
the Electrician Trainee series.
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34. ELECT 221:
Grounding
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75
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4th course in
the Electrician Trainee series
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35. ELECT 230:
Motors & Transformers
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75
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5th course in
the Electrician Trainee series
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36. ELECT 280:
State Certification Prep
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90
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This is an in-depth
preparatory course for electrician’s state certification covering basic electrical
formulas and an in-depth review of the NEC.
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Registration Form
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1: Fill in your
information
Name:
_______________________________
Phone: ____________
Street Address or P.O. Box:
_________________________________
City: ________________________ State: _____ Zip Code: ________
Social Security Number (for recording course completions): ____________________________
$25 Class Deposit (for each
course) enclosed? ___Yes ___ No
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2. Check the course(s)
requested
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Course
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Class Dates
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Hours
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1. Foreman Training Part 1: Managing the Work
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❑ Mon/Wed, March 9 – 25, 5-8 pm
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18
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2. Foreman Training Part 2: Managing the People
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❑ Mon/Wed, Apr 6 – 23, 5-8 pm
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18
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3. Effective Project Planning
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❑ Mon/Wed, Feb 9 – 25, 5-8 pm
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18
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4. Construction Management
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❑ Tues/Thurs, March 10-26, 5-8 pm
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18
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5. OSHA-10
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❑ Wed 5-8 pm & Sat 8a-4p, Feb 25 & 28
❑ Wed 5-8 pm & Sat 8a-4p, Mar 25 & 28
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10
10
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6.
OSHA-30
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❑ Mon/Thurs, Feb 2 – Mar 5, 5–8 pm
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30
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7. CPR & First Aid
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❑ Saturday, Feb 7, 8a-4p
❑ Saturday, Feb 21, 8a-4p
❑ Saturday, March 7, 8a-4p
❑ Saturday, March 14, 8a-4p
❑ Saturday March 28, 8a-4p
❑ Saturday, May 2, 8a-4p
❑ Saturday, May 9, 8a-4p
❑ Tues/Thurs, March 24 & 26, 5-8 pm
❑ Tues/Thurs, April 21 & 23, 5-8 pm
❑ Mon/Wed June 8 & 10, 5-8 pm
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7
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8. CPR & First Aid Refresher
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❑ Tues, Mar 10, 5-9 pm
❑ Thurs, Mar 12, 5-9 pm
❑ Mon, Apr 6, 5-9 pm
❑ Wed, Apr 8
5 -9 pm
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4
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9. Arc Flash
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❑ Tues, Mar 31, 5-8 pm
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3
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10. Fall Protection
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Tues/Wed, Feb 17 &
18, 5-8 pm
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6
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11. Confined Space/Respirator
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Tues/Wed, May 12 &
13, 5-8 pm
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6
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12. Trenching Competent Person
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Tues/Wed, May 19 &
20, 5-8 pm
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6
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13. Grounding
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❑ Mon/Wed, March 9, 11,
16, 5-8 pm
❑ Mon/Wed, March 30, Apr
1, 6, 5-8pm
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9
9
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14. Lightning Systems Protection
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❑ Tues, Feb 24, 5-8 pm
❑ Thurs, Apr 2, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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15. Hazardous Locations Wiring
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❑ Thurs, Feb 26, 5-8 pm
❑ Thurs, April 9, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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16. Fire Alarm Systems
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❑ Mon/Wed, May 11, 13, 18, 5-8 pm
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9
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17. Motor Controls
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❑ Mon/Wed, Feb 9 - 25, 5-8 pm
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12-18
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18. VFD’s
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❑ Mon/Wed, Mar 9 -25, 5-8 pm
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12-18
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19. PLC’s (Modicon)
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Mon/Weds,
Apr 6 – 22, 5-8 pm
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12-18
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20. Level 1 Instrumentation
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❑ Tues/Thurs, Mar 3 - May 7, 5-8 pm
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60
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21. LonWorks
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❑ Tues/Thurs, April 28 - May 7, 5-8 pm
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12
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22. Conduit Bending
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❑ Tues, Apr 7 - 28, 5-8 pm
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12
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23. Rigging
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❑ Tues/Thurs, Feb 17 & 19, 5-8 pm
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6
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24. Medium Voltage Cable Spicing
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❑ Tues/Thurs, May 12, 14, 19, 5-8 pm
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9
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25. NEC Significant Changes
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❑ Weds/Mon, Feb 18, 23, 25, 5-8 pm
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9
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26. Pending Exam: Math Refresher
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Tues, Feb 3, 5-8 pm
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Tues, April 7, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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27. Pending Exam: DC Theory Refresher
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❑ Tues, Feb 10, 5-8 pm
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Tues, April 14, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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28. Pending Exam:
3-Way & 4-Way Switching
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❑ Tues, Feb 17, 5-8 pm
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Tues, April 21, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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29. Pending Exam:
3-Phase Transformers
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Tues, Feb 24, 5-8 pm
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Tues, April 28, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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30. Pending Exam: Motor Control
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❑ Tues, Mar 3, 5-8 pm
❑ Tues, May 5, 5-8 pm
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3
3
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31. ELECT 210:
DC Theory
(primarily for electrician trainees)
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Mon/Wed, Jan 21 – May
20, 5:30 – 8 pm. Enroll at American River College
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75
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32. ELECT 211: AC Theory
(primarily for electrician trainees)
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Tues/Thurs, Jan 20 –
May 14, 5:30 – 8 pm. Enroll thru
American River College
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75
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33. ELECT 220:
Blueprints & Wiring Methods
(primarily for electrician trainees)
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❑ Mon/Wed, Jan 21 – May
20, 5:30 – 8 pm Enroll thru American River College
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75
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34. ELECT 221: Grounding
(primarily for electrician trainees)
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Tues/Thurs, Jan 20 –
May 14, 5:30 – 8 pm Enroll thru American River College
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75
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35. ELECT 230: Motors & Transformers
(primarily for electrician trainees)
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❑ Mon/Wed, Jan 21 – May
20, 5:30 – 8 pm Enroll thru American River College
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75
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36. ELECT 280: State Certification Prep
(primarily for electrician trainees)
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❑ Tues/Thurs, Jan 20 –
May 14, 5:30 – 8 pm Enroll thru American River College
❑ Sat, Jan 17 – May 16, 8 am – 1:40 pm Enroll thru American River College
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90
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