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0.40 Credits
In this course, the student will learn the proper procedures for complete installation of wiring systems for residences, utility buildings, and residential service equipment. Textbook included.
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0.04 Credits
Class will teach: What is lock out, what is tag out and why this is so critical. There will be an explanation of lock out paraphernalia and general electric safety. Buddy system and general safety concerns will be addressed.
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4.00 Credits
Prepare for the City of Harrisburg's electrical licensing exam. This seminar includes code layout, service, feeder, branch circuit and conductor sizing, grounding, and a critique of appropriate wiring methods for residential and business occupancies. A simulated code test designed for apprentice and journeyman electricians, and public utility mandated NCPCCI 1 & 2 Family Dwelling Code Test for Electrical Inspectors, will be given. Student book is provided.
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4.00 Credits
Students learn to troubleshoot systems with a logical, step-by-step approach. A heavy emphasis is placed on learning the "logical" approach (versus simply finding the fault by luck.) Our "Din-Rail and Panel" basied trainers mimic real world systems with real world style faults. Students will be tasked to troubleshoot faults logically and explain their reasoning.
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8.00 Credits
The fluid power training furnishes students with a solid foundation in fluid power systems, components, and applications. Each lesson builds upon previous lessons, making this an ideal job-training program. Fluid power is the force that moves things and equipment. The Fluid Power Program offers a variety of courses that gives students a solid understanding of hydraulics systems, centrifugal pumps and electo-pneumatic systems. Students learn fundamental principles as well as operating, maintenance, and troubleshooting techniques. They can also develop their skills in courses with hands-on labs. The result is safe and proficient workers that understand changing fluid power technologies and are prepared to keep systems in optimal operation, boosting efficiency.
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18.00 Credits
The ECA / Find Your Power Solar Program is for trainees to gain a working understanding of solar installation, energy conservation work site safety, construction basics, and job readiness. The training will include lab and classroom-based training with field trips to solar sites across Philadelphia. The curriculum is designed for individuals to gain basic skills and knowledge to aid in securing entry level positions in the Solar PV industry. Individuals who successfully complete the course and meet the outlined objectives may potentially sit for the NABCEP Associates Exam.
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4.00 Credits
This course is recommended for organizations and individuals involved in the use of sensors who are working to reduce machine time, troubleshooting and maintenance costs, operating costs, and to apply sensors to reduce or eliminate defects. Participants will learn basic sensor construction, operation, and application through building operating sensor circuits and then adjusting and testing sensor-operating parameters.
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16.00 Credits
Knowledge and skills required by technicians in industry. Course covers Electrical Theory, Basic Circuits, Power Systems, and Transformers.
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5.00 Credits
The Electrical Safety and 70E Arc Flash Protection training course covers electrical and workplace safety standards as set forth by national Fire Prevention Association. Students will learn personal safety in working with electrical systems and equipment, how to use proper materials and procedures for electrical work.
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0.20 Credits
The student will be trained on the safe use of digital multimeters and will be required to demonstrate ability to safely use a multimeter to test an electrical circuit for the absence of voltage. In addition, the electrical fundamentals needed for competent use of digital multimeters will be explained during this seminar along with the differences between AC and DC, volts, amps, and ohms. The meaning of these terms will be covered in simple terms and basic troubleshooting will be discussed.
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