This is a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC designed to give the individual a better grasp of residential electrical codes. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License. Please register early as all license renewal courses will have an 18 student maximum. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
In this class we will cover Chapters 1-9 in the NEC. You will receive 8 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License. Please register early as all license renewal courses will have an 18 student maximum. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This class is comprised of Part 1 & Part 2 . The 2 classes, completed together, satisfy the mandatory 10 Hour Code & Law requirement for those needing to renew their NJ Electrical Contractors License.Part 1 will cover the changes to the current NEC Article 90 through Chapter 3. Part 2 will cover the changes to the current NEC Chapter 4 through the Annexes along with 1 hour of Law review. Please register early as there is a maximum of 18 students per class. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This class is comprised of Part 1 & Part 2 . The 2 classes, completed together, satisfy the mandatory 10 Hour Code & Law requirement for those needing to renew their NJ Electrical Contractors License.Part 1 will cover the changes to the current NEC Article 90 through Chapter 3. Part 2 will cover the changes to the current NEC Chapter 4 through the Annexes along with 1 hour of Law review. Please register early as there is a maximum of 18 students per class. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This is a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC designed to give the individual a better grasp of what inspectors and the power companies are looking for when you are installing services. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License. Please register early as all license renewal courses will have an 18 student maximum. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC to give the individual a better grasp of using the NEC. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Qualified Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. There is an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC to give the individual a better grasp of Electrical installations in Health Care Facilities. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC to give the individual a better understanding of electrical codes pertaining to Swimming Pools and other bodies of water. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Qualified Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
This course take a in-depth look at Photovoltaic Systems and how Article 690 of the NEC applies.
This is a short 4 hour class based on the NEC to give the individual a better grasp of emergency systems. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
Students will learn the fundamental commands that are used in the program. Students will learn to create drawings using a variety of shapes utilizing many of the tools and commands. A good understanding of the user Interface along with knowledge to create lines, arcs, circles, and polylines will be provided during the class. The goal of this class is to provide a good understanding of CAD that will provide a foundation for those in the class who would like to move on to more complex models including utilization of BIM. Course is 40 hours.
This is a 4 hour class designed to give the individual a better grasp of the NEC, how it is written, and how best to use it. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
This is a two hour course that covers the International's "Code of Excellence" policy. After completion of the course your name will be submitted to the International and you will receive a Code of Excellence Card. You will also receive a certificate upon completion. The card you receive is needed to be referred out to work in some of our sister locals.
Many workplaces contain spaces that are considered to be “confined” because their configurations hinder the activities of employees who must enter into, work in or exit from them. In many instances, employees who work in confined spaces also face increased risk of exposure to serious physical injury from hazards such as entrapment, engulfment and hazardous atmospheric conditions. This class will expose the student to the hazards of confined space and how to work in these environments. The class is 10 hours over 2 nights.
This class includes first aid, adult & child CPR, and AED training. The certification is good for 2 years. Anyone who wants to be classified as an NFPA qualified person is required to have this certification. The class is completed in one night.
This is a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC designed to give the individual more information about the different types of testing equipment and their use. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License. Please register early as all license renewal courses will have an 18 student maximum. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This class is a 16 hour program designed to prepare you for the emerging world of electric vehicles and the work surrounding it. At the completion of your class you will need to pass a test in order to receive your certification. Certain individuals working on electric vehicle projects will be required to hold this certification.
The student will receive an overview of fiber optic installations. Installation of buried, underground and aerial cable will be covered. Students will also become acquainted with the splicing and testing of cables, including splice closures, OLTS and OTDR testing. Lab Exercises including hands-on splicing and testing. This is a 40 hour course.
The fire alarm class provides an in depth look into the layout, installation, and troubleshooting of fire alarm systems. This course also implements the National Electrical Code and its impact on fire alarm installation in various facilities. This is a 40 hour course.
This is a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC designed to give the individual a better grasp of some of the requirements of electrical installations. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License. Please register early as all license renewal courses will have an 18 student maximum. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC to give the individual a better grasp of grounding electrical installations. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
HAZWOPER 40-hour is required for workers that perform activities that expose or potentially expose them to hazardous substances. This course is specifically designed for workers who are involved in clean-up operations, voluntary clean-up operations, emergency response operations, and storage, disposal, or treatment of hazardous substances or uncontrolled hazardous waste sites. Topics include protection against hazardous chemicals, elimination of hazardous chemicals, safety of workers and the environment and OSHA regulations. This course covers topics included in 29 CFR 1910.120.
This course teaches awareness of hazards, including asbestos, lead, mold, silica, and other materials, as well as blood-borne pathogens and other hospital-specific concerns. Trainees learn how to identify and classify work areas to best minimize risks, illness, and injury. This is an 8 hour course. This course is a must for anyone working in a hospital environment.
A detailed course that provides the full range of learning objectives through classroom study and lab exercises such that a Journeyman is prepared to work in the field of instrumentation. The course also provides detailed instruction into the requirements for the IBEW/UA Instrument Certification Exams, Part A and Part B.
The course is designed to give the learner an overview of the principles and practices of estimating and how the role is linked to all activities company wide, demanding of the practitioner a range of inter-personal skills as well as all of the technical abilities associated with preparing an estimate. The course is approximately 40 hours; the course may be extended depending on the progress of the class.
This is a 4 hour class designed to give the individual a better grasp of all the aspects that go into bidding, getting, and running an electrical job. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
This 8 hour course basics of the Lull, pre operational inspection, handling procedures, load handling, stability, fueling procedures and battery/charger use. Lull training also requires site specific and application specific safety training. Each student will receive classroom instruction (video and lecture), safety test and actual hands-on operation with an evaluation. Upon successful completion of this course each student will be qualified as a Lull operator. Each student will receive a certificate of completion with operator’s card.
This 8 hour course covers all aerial equipment applications. The course will include effective instruction on basic operator safety including fall protection (body harness), operation, inspection and equipment characteristics in accordance with applicable OSHA regulations and equipment manufacturers' guidance. Each student will receive classroom instruction (video and lecture), safety test and actual hands-on operation with an evaluation. Upon successful completion of this course each student will be qualified to operate aerial platforms, aerial scissor and aerial boom equipment, and receive a certificate of completion with operator’s card.
Students in this course will learn advanced motor control circuitry through the use of ladder diagrams. A detailed analysis of motor controls circuits including forward/reverse stations and multiples start/stop stations will be covered. The class will also cover motor control trouble shooting & Variable Frequency Drives (VFDs). Various problems will be inserted into a basic system for the student to locate and repair. Students will learn both theory and hands on training in the use of PLC hardware. This is a 40 hour course. Depending on the previous knowledge and progression of this class the instructor may recommend the course be broken up in 2 different courses – level 1 and level 2.
This is a 10 hour course for MSHA (Mine Safety Health Administration) certification. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) is an agency of the United States Department of Labor which administers the provisions of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 (Mine Act) to enforce compliance with mandatory safety and health standards as a means to eliminate fatal accidents, to reduce the frequency and severity of nonfatal accidents, to minimize health hazards, and to promote improved safety and health conditions in the nation's mines. A 5 hour refresher is required every year to maintain your certification. The course is taught over 2 nights.
This is the first 5 hours of a 10 hour class. (You must take NEC Changes Part 2 also) - We will be covering the changes in the current NEC through Chapter 4. You will receive 5 hours credit toward renewing your 2018 NJ Electrical License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 continuing education requirement. This class will be offered with several others in an ongoing cycle to provide ample opportunity to complete your requirements. Please register early as we have a 18 student maximum per class. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a highlighter, and a pen.
This is the second 5 hours of a 10 hour class. (You must take NEC Changes Part 1 also) - We will be covering the changes in the current NEC starting with Chapter 5. You will receive 5 hours credit toward renewing your NJ Electrical License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 continuing education requirement. This class will be offered with several others in an ongoing cycle to provide ample opportunity to complete your requirements. Please register early as we have a 18 student maximum per class. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a highlighter, and a pen.
This is a 10 hour course designed to provide a knowledge of the current version of the NFPA 70E. NFPA 70E is a standard of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). The document covers electrical safety requirements for employees. Retraining is required at a minimum every three years or less.
This course will review 70E / Electrical Safety Code. This class will give you 4 hours toward your license renewal requirement. Please bring a current copy of the NEC, a highlighter, pen and paper.
This class is designed for those wishing to take the test for their New Jersey State Electrical License. You will thoroughly cover the current NJ National Electric Code (NEC). You will learn the vital calculations and formulas required for the exam. Our instructor will guide you on how to navigate the code quickly and accurately to prepare you to pass your NJ Electrical Contractor License exam. The class will usually meet the 5 to 6 Saturdays prior to the exam date. Approximately 30 hours.
This is a 4 hour class designed to give the student a better understanding of the NJ Rehabilitation and Barrier free Subcode. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
The OSHA 30-hour Construction Industry course is a comprehensive safety program designed for anyone involved in the construction industry. Specifically devised for safety directors, foremen, and field supervisors; the program provides complete information on OSHA compliance issues. The OSHA 30 course is divided into 6 separate 5 hour classes – YOU MUST COMPLETE ALL 6 PARTS TO COMPLETE YOUR OSHA 30 TRAINING.
This is a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC that will cover other codes an electrician needs to know to do his job properly. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License. Please register early as all license renewal courses will have an 18 student maximum. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a pen, and a highlighter.
This class is designed as a short 40 hour class to give the individual a better grasp of basic pipe bending skills. We will start with the basics with hand benders, Chicago benders, electric benders, hydraulic benders and pipe threading. This will be a class room instruction that includes video presentations as well as hands on activities in our lab. We have a 10 student maximum per class. Please bring with you a pocket level, tape measure, pencil, gloves, screw driver and pliers.
To help ensure safe and healthful workplaces, OSHA has issued the Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals standard (29 CFR 1910.119), which contains requirements for the management of hazards associated with processes using highly hazardous chemicals. This course will provide an understanding of what is required for compliance with PSM regulations and guidance on how to ensure programs are properly implemented. This class is conducted over 2 nights (10 hours).
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC and other adopted code to give the individual a better grasp of the residential codes. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 continuing education requirement. We will be offering this class along with other classes on a continuing cycle so that you may fulfill the needed requirements for your NJ License. Please register early as we max out classes at 18. Please bring a copy of the NEC, a highlighter, and a pen.
This course will educate the student in proper rigging techniques as well hand signals utilized during lifts. After successful completion of the course, the student will be classified as a qualified signal man. This is a 30 hour course.
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class to give the individual a better grasp of some of the "safety” related job requirements that we run into on jobs and all the aspects that go with it. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Qualified Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
This 6 day, 30 hour course will explain medium voltage cable components and construction. You will learn to identify applications of different cable, learn to properly prepare cable for splicing utilizing hand tools, abrasives and solvents. You will install taped, molded and heat shrink splices on tape-shielded and jacketed cable. You will also learn how to identify the causes of splice and termination failures.
This class is designed as a short 4 hour class based on the current NEC and other adopted codes to give the individual a better grasp of other related codes we use. You will receive 4 hours credit toward renewing your Electrical Contractors License and your NJ Journeyman Card as well as fulfilling the Local 102 mandated continuing education requirements. We have an 18 student maximum per class and classes fill up quickly near the end of this code cycle. Please bring with you a copy of the NEC, a pen and a highlighter.
