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School: Independent Electrical Contractors - Chesapeake
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OSHA 10
Course Format: Classroom
This course explores ten OSHA subparts that can be customized to your company’s specific needs. This is an indispensable course that all employees should have as a baseline in their continuing construction industry education.
 

WHAT TO DO WHEN OSHA KNOCKS
Course Format: Classroom
Specialized course designed to train all employees that may be involved in an OSHA visit. This is a course showing workers different approaches to take when an inspector arrives. Every foreman, superintendent, and owner should know how to handle an OSHA inspection on their jobsite.
 

Forklift Safety
Course Format: Classroom
All workers who operate forklifts on a jobsite. OSHA requires all operators of forklift type equipment to have evidence of training in the safe operation of such equipment. Seminar is a classroom overview of the significant safety operation of forklifts on the job site. Workers will be tested on the in-class instruction prior to receiving a certificate of completion.
 

Solar Electric Market
Course Format: Classroom
Government incentives have been established to encourage growth and development in the solar electric market. The Solar America Initiative predicts that by 2015 solar electricity will be less expensive than grid electricity in many parts of the country. To learn more about this changing industry and what the IEC-Chesapeake is doing to prepare our membership, be sure to attend this presentatio...
 

Medium Voltage Testing Techniques
Course Format: Classroom
Discussion and background of various high voltage cable testing methods by Fred Koch, Power Services & Equipment, Inc., representing High Voltage, Inc. PS&E is the local representative for High Voltage, Inc., manufacturer of various high voltage testing equipment.
 

Fire Alarm Systems & Operating Components
Course Format: Classroom
The course provides training on Addressable and Conventional Systems their related operating components. Class will also include Design Issues, Installation and Field Wiring, Troubleshooting and Maintenance. This 5-hour course has been developed to improve your comprehension of Fire Alarm Systems. The goal of this class is to provide the student with the critical classroom training with the ad...
 

Power Quality - Protecting Your Electrical Systems
Course Format: Classroom
the course explores the causes, effects and mitigating solutions to the most common power quality problems such as transient surges, power factor correction, and harmonic mitigation, and other power quality related issues. Come and see LIVE Power Quality Equipment demonstrations for: Transient Surge Activity Power Factor Correction
 

NICET LEVEL II TEST PREPARATION
Course Format: Classroom
This course is for anyone in the Fire Alarm Industry who wishes to gain technical knowledge concerning Fire Alarm System Operations and Regulations. This 16-hour course is custom tailored to the level of experience of the attendees. Students to receive individual attention and questions are encouraged in a relaxed learning environment. This is NOT a boring slide show lecture. A sample test will...
 

BASIC DATA-COM INSTALLATION
Course Format: Classroom
New expanded Tool Kit with 4-Hour “Hands on Training.�To include: Do’s and don’ts of cable handling Terminations �New Compression Style F-Type, BNC, RCA & Standard RJ45 Punch Down 110 �Patch panel & Category Outlets Testing proper termination, cable runs, mapping and preparation for cable certification CATV, CCTV, Audio and Data Style hookups
 

NICET LEVEL I & II TEST PREPARATION
Course Format: Classroom
This course is for anyone in the Fire Alarm Industry who wishes to gain technical knowledge concerning Fire Alarm System Operations and Regulations. Upon completion of this seminar, each participant will be able to determine where to find particular requirements in the NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm Code, as well as be able to complete a NICET application for NICET Level 1 & Level 2 certificatio...
 

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