Basics in Wiring, Lighting, and Electrical Safety
Credits: 8 PDH
PDH Course Description:
This course is an introduction to the basic principles and procedures of interior wiring and lighting. Electrical and fire safety topics and procedures are covered in depth, making this course a good choice for meeting health, safety, and welfare PDH credits, for engineers of practically all disciplines.Topics:
- Introduction to Interior Wiring and Lighting
- Electrical and Fire Safety
- Lockout/Tagout Procedures
- National Electrical Code
- Balancing Electrical Loads
- Service Entrance Systems
- Interior Wiring Systems
- Interior Systems Above and Below Grade
- Installation of Non-Metallic Cable
- Conduit Systems
- Conduit Supports and Installation Methods
- Distribution Panels
- Hazardous Locations
- Electrical Test Equipment
- Testing Electrical Circuits
- Troubleshooting and Repair of Interior Wiring Systems
- Soldering and Splicing Procedures
- Types of Lighting Equipment
- Troubleshooting Lamps
- Maintenance of Lighting Systems
- Scaffolding
To take this course:
1.) Enroll in Course: Click below to enroll:
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3.) Test: Once you've thoroughly read the course materials, please click below to take the final examination.
Take the final exam
4.) Certificate: A passing grade of 70% or higher on the exam, is required to receive the certificate of completion for this PDH course.
NOTE: After the exam is completed, you will need to return to this page, in order to print (download) the certificate of completion.
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Intended Audience: This course is intended for Electrical,Construction, Facilities, Control, Industrial, Manufacturing, Civil, Mechanical, Environmental, and other engineers whose job description requires a basic knowledge of electrical and lighting systems, and safety practices associated with electrical equipment.
Publication Source: US Navy (NAVEDTRA)
Print the Certificate of Completion
Intended Audience: This course is intended for Electrical,Construction, Facilities, Control, Industrial, Manufacturing, Civil, Mechanical, Environmental, and other engineers whose job description requires a basic knowledge of electrical and lighting systems, and safety practices associated with electrical equipment.
Publication Source: US Navy (NAVEDTRA)
Donald Parnell, PE