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National Electrical Code 2002 and Grounding & Bonding of Building Electrical Systems

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Drinking Water and Wastewater

National Technology Transfer, Inc.

Josiah Cavalier

jocavalier@nttinc.com

720-505-5947 Ext.

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The objective of the first 3 days of this seminar is to teach students about the changes in the 2002 edition of the National Electric Code, understand the format and cope of NEC 2002, effectively apply the NEC 2002 to "real life" plant operations, understand the significance of recent changes to the NEC 2002. Part 2 of the seminar will amplify the NEC 2002 requirements for grounding, students will be able to understand and apply the principles of grounding and bonding of building electrical systems, students will also understand the safety implications of grounded and ungrounded systems in plant operations.

Basic thru Advanced

* The National Electrical Code * Branch Circuits & Feeders * Calculations * Services * Conductors and Overcurrent Protection * Grounding * Wiring Methods * Raceways and Boxes * Switches, Switchboards and Panelboards * Equipment for General Use * Motors, Generators, AC & Refigeration and Fire Pumps * Transformers * Special Locations * Fundamentals of Grounding & Bonding Electrical Systems * To Ground or Not To Ground * Grounding Electrical Systems Terms and Definitions * Service and Main Bonding Jumpers * Grounding Electrodes * Grounding Electrode Conductors * Bonding Enclosures & Equipment * Equipment Grounding Conductors * Enclosure & Equipment Grounding * Clearing Ground Faults & Circuit Impedence * Grounding Separately Derived Systems * Grounding at more than One Building * Ground Fault

Facilities and Plant Managers and Engineers, Maintenance Personnel, Troubleshooters and any plant operations staff who have not had formal education in the NEC or who need to be updated on the current standards.

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