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ELECTRICIAN

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Work Process Schedule

Work Process Content

On the Job Training

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8K

OJT hours

Safe Work Practices,Use and Care of Tools, Equipment and Materials; Drilling, Tapping, Threading, Storage, and Handling

0

650

Cable, Conduit and Duct Work; Metallic and Non-Metallic Cable; Heavy and Thin Wall Conduit; Bus Ducts; Large and Surface Raceways; Installing Wires and Cables in Raceways; General Cable Work

0

4.8K

Swithboards, Switches and Panels; Installation and Service

0

370

Wiring Devices and Lighting Fixtures, Installation and Service, Including Fluorescent and Special Lighting

0

900

Motors and Controls, Starters, Automatic and Remote Controls, Signal Systems, Transformers

0

480

General Electrical Work, Repairs, Troubleshooting Hazardous Locations, Use of Blueprints for Measurements, Ect

0

800

Related Instruction Outline

Related Instruction Content

Training Provider(s):

670

RI hours

BASIC SAFETY

13

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION MATH

10

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

INTRO TO HAND TOOLS

10

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

INTRO TO POWER TOOLS

10

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

INTRO TO CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

10

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

INTRO TO BASIC RIGGING

8

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

BASIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS

7

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

BASIC EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS

7

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

INTRO TO MATERIALS HANDLING

5

CORE - Provided by Community Colleges and In-House

ORIENTATION TO THE ELEC TRADE

2

LEVEL ONE

ELECTRICAL SAFETY

10

LEVEL ONE

INTRO TO ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS

8

LEVEL ONE

ELECTRICAL THEORY

7

LEVEL ONE

INTRO TO THE NEC

8

LEVEL ONE

DEVICE BOXES

10

LEVEL ONE

HAND BENDING

10

LEVEL ONE

RACEWAYS AND FITTINGS

20

LEVEL ONE

CONDUCTORS AND CABLES

10

LEVEL ONE

BASIC ELECTRICAL CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

7

LEVEL ONE

RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICES

15

LEVEL ONE

ELECTRICAL TEST EQUIPMENT

5

LEVEL ONE

ALTERNATING CURRENT

18

LEVEL TWO

MOTORS: THEORY AND APPLICATION

20

LEVEL TWO

ELECTRIC LIGHTING

15

LEVEL TWO

CONDUIT BENDING

15

LEVEL TWO

PULL AND JUNCTION BOXES

12

LEVEL TWO

CONDUCTOR INSTALLATIONS

10

LEVEL TWO

CABLE TRAY

8

LEVEL TWO

CONDUCTOR TERMINATIONS & SPLICES

8

LEVEL TWO

GROUNDING AND BONDING

15

LEVEL TWO

CIRCUIT BREAKERS & FUSES

12

LEVEL TWO

CONTROL SYSTEMS & FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS

12

LEVEL TWO

LOAD CALCULATIONS-BRANCH & FEEDER CIRCUITS

18

LEVEL THREE

CONDUCTOR SELECTION & CALCULATIONS

15

LEVEL THREE

PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS OF LIGHTING

12

LEVEL THREE

HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS

15

LEVEL THREE

OVERCURRENT PROTECTION

25

LEVEL THREE

DISTRIBUTION EQUIPMENT

13

LEVEL THREE

TRANSFORMERS

12

LEVEL THREE

COMMERCIAL ELECTRICAL SERVICES

10

LEVEL THREE

MOTOR CALCULATIONS

13

LEVEL THREE

VOICE, DATA, AND VIDEO

10

LEVEL THREE

MOTOR CONTROLS

12

LEVEL THREE

LOAD CALCULATIONS - FEEDERS & SERVICES

20

LEVEL FOUR

HEALTH CARE FACILITIES

10

LEVEL FOUR

STANDBY & EMERGENCY SYSTEMS

10

LEVEL FOUR

BASIC ELECTRONIC THEORY

10

LEVEL FOUR

FIRE ALARM SYSTEMS

15

LEVEL FOUR

SPECIALITY TRANSFORMERS

10

LEVEL FOUR

ADVANCED CONTROLS

20

LEVEL FOUR

HVAC CONTROLS

15

LEVEL FOUR

HEAT TRACING & FREEZE PROTECTION

10

LEVEL FOUR

MOTOR OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

10

LEVEL FOUR

MEDIUM-VOLTAGE TERMINATIONS/SPLICES

10

LEVEL FOUR

SPECIAL LOCATIONS

20

LEVEL FOUR

FUNDAMENTALS OF CREW LEADERSHIP

20

LEVEL FOUR

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