Electrical Systems

Approved for 4 of ASHI® Continuing Education Credits

These classes are CEU/CEC/CE/MRC approved by the states of Alaska, New Jersey, Mississippi and Connecticut, ASHI, FABI, CREIA and NACHI.  NAHI has approved all classes for CE credit except Finish Work and Doors, Windows and Glass.  More licensing state approvals are pending - we expect these shortly - check back often.

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Electrical Systems – 4 hours – self study / online course Tuition $49
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Description:

This course provides an overview of the basic principles of electrical systems in commercial buildings, including: transmission and usage, electrical equipment, calculations, safety consideration, services, and building automation.

After completing this course a professional should be able to:

• Describe the uses of transformers and the necessity for properly insulating and ventilating them.
  
• Differentiate among rigid conduit, intermediate metallic conduit, flexible metal conduit, interlocked armored cable, and sheathed wire. For specific building environments, identify which conduit types are appropriate and inappropriate.
  
• Describe the safety implications of short circuits, shutoff devices, and grounding for electrical systems. For shutoff devices, explain the advantages and disadvantages of each.
  
• Name two methods of providing emergency power to a building. Give examples of services, other than lights and exit signs, that may require an emergency power source.
  

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