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by:National Technology Transfer, (NTT) Inc., A Division of ECPI University based inCentennial, COLORADO (USA)
Whether running power to a new piece of electrical equipment, setting the overloads on a motor starter, installing a security camera, or replacing fluorescent ballast; compliance with the NEC® is mandatory. The Code will be officially rolling out later this year and many states will be adopting this as law. NTT Training teaches the NEC® throughout the United States and to global ...
by:National Technology Transfer, (NTT) Inc., A Division of ECPI University based inCentennial, COLORADO (USA)
From the beginning, the use of electricity has presented many challenges ranging from how to install a safe electrical system to how to develop minimum code requirements for safe electrical installations. These installations depend on several minimum requirements, many of which are covered in NFPA 70. In this grounding and bonding seminar, workers learn protection fundamentals and performance ...
by:National Technology Transfer, (NTT) Inc., A Division of ECPI University based inCentennial, COLORADO (USA)
This interactive course provides a learning experience taught by industry veterans where attendees are individually verified to have understood the safety skills they will use in the ...
by:National Technology Transfer, (NTT) Inc., A Division of ECPI University based inCentennial, COLORADO (USA)
Workers in our hazardous location training learn to identify hazardous zones, learn codes, standards and certification requirements. The National Electrical Code® (NEC) defines hazardous locations as those areas “where fire or explosion hazards may exist due to flammable gases or vapors, flammable liquids, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers or flyings.” Articles 500 through ...
by:National Technology Transfer, (NTT) Inc., A Division of ECPI University based inCentennial, COLORADO (USA)
Understand instrumentation and process control to become more valuable as your multi-skill set expands. You’ll spend approximately 50% of the time working with various instruments and controllers. You will learn to program and connect input/output devices, as well as how to troubleshoot process controls including sensors, transmitters, controllers, and final elements. The benefit of this ...