Apprentice Level 3

This training level covers additional OSHA construction safety rules and Chapter 4 of the NEC, then focuses on common industrial applications, methods, and requirements. While motors and controls are the major focus area, hazardous locations, special applications, and Solar (PV) Photovoltaic and Energy Storage Systems are also introduced.

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Upon the completion of Level 3, students will possess the knowledge necessary to safely and proficiently perform the job duties and responsibilities expected of a third-year apprentice. The student will continue building a foundation of knowledge about construction safety, electrical safety, and the National Electrical Code.

This course is broken into 4 – 12 week programs, with a 1-week break between terms.

All new apprentices receive a starter tool package from Platt Electric.

Course Instructor

Robert Ray Robert Ray Author

20 years of electrifying expertise | Formerly powered up Microsoft’s projects & lit up Antarctica’s horizons as the electrical foreman Currently illuminating minds at GEAR by training the next generation of electricians #SparkOfKnowledge

 

Apprentice Level 3 In-person

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Term 1

Introduction | Orientation | Tools Level 3
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OSHA Construction Safety Electrical Safety and PPE
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OSHA Construction Safety Excavation/Motor Vehicles/Tool Safety
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NEC—Articles 400 and 402 Flexible Cords and Cables, and Fixture Wires
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NEC—Articles 404 and 406 Switches and Receptacles
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NEC—Article 408 Switchboards, Switchgear, and Panelboards
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NEC—Articles 410 and 411 Luminaires and Low-Voltage Lighting Systems
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EC—Article 422 Appliances
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NEC—Article 424 Fixed Electric Space-Heating Equipment
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NEC—Article 430 Motors, Motor Circuits, and Controllers 1
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NEC—Article 430 Motors, Motor Circuits, and Controllers 2
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Term 1 Review
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Term 1 Exam
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Term 2

Lab/Activity Lighting—Ballasts and Transformers
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NEC—Articles 440, 445, and 450 Air-Conditioning/Refrigeration Equipment and Transformers
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Bonding and Grounding–Fundamentals Units 1, 2, 3, and 4
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Bonding and Grounding–NEC Articles, 90, 100, and 110
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Bonding and Grounding–NEC Article 250 Part 1
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Bonding and Grounding–NEC Article 250 Part 2
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Bonding and Grounding–NEC Article 250 Part 3
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NEC—Articles 500-503, 511, and 514 Hazardous Locations, Commercial Garages, and Motor Fuel Dispensing
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NEC—Articles 517, 518, 550, and 590 Health Care Facilities, Assembly Occupancies, Mobile/Manufactured Homes, and Temporary Installations
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NEC—Articles 600, 604, and 620 Electric Signs, Manufactured Wiring Systems, and Elevators
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Flex Day guest speaker
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Term 2 Review
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Term 2 Exam
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Term 3

NEC—Articles 625 and 630 Electric Vehicle Charging System and Electric Welders
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NEC—Articles 640 and 645 Audio Signal Processing and Information Technology Equipment
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NEC—Article 680 Swimming Pools, Spas, Hot Tubs, Fountains, and Similar Installations
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NEC—Articles 700, 701, and 702 Emergency, Legally Required, and Optional Standby Systems
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NEC—Article 725 Remote-Control, Signaling, and Power-Limited Circuits
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NEC—Articles 760, 770, 800, 810, and 820 Fire Alarm Systems, Optical Fiber Cables and Raceways, Communications Circuits, Radio and Television Equipment, and CATV and Radio Distribution Systems
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NEC—Article 690 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems 1
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NEC—Article 690 Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Systems 2
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NEC—Articles 480, 691, and 705 Storage Batteries, Large-Scale Solar Photovoltaic (PV) Electric Supply Stations, and Interconnected Electric Power Production Sources (IEPPS)
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NEC—Articles 705 and 706 Interconnected Electric Power Production Sources (IEPPS) and Energy Storage Systems
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NEC—Articles 706 and 710 Energy Storage and Stand-Alone System
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Term 3 Review
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Term 3 Exam
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Term 4

Motor Controls–Units 1–3 Introduction to Motor Controls
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Motor Controls– Units 4–8 Motor Controls and Schematics 1
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Motor Controls–Units 9–10 Motor Controls and Schematics 2
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Motor Controls– Units 11–12 Reversing Controls 1
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Motor Controls–Units 13–14 Reversing Controls 2
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Motor Controls–Units 15–16 Controls for Multiple Motors
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Motor Controls–Units 17–20 Miscellaneous Requirements
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Lab/Activity Variable Speed Drives
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Flex Training Speaker
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Term 4 Review
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Term 4 Exam
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Level 3 Review
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Level 3 Final Exam
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  • Before starting this course you must complete the required prerequisite course: Apprentice Level 2