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Electrician's Helper Training Program


Begin a Career as an Electrician in just 21 weeks!


The Electrician's  Helper Training program covers electrical installation, operation, and maintenance for residential and commercial buildings. Trainees gain a deeper knowledge of safety, tools, print reading, electrical principles and measurements, functions of components, equipment and motors, wiring, and the National Electrical Code.

This program includes details on electrical equipment, conductors, Ohm's Law, transformers, National Electrical Code, Motors, Generators,Transformers, Poly-phase Electrical Theory,  and much more.

 

Expect successful graduates to be able to:

Select  the correct practice to avoid shock when using electric tools and working with electricity Recognize  the basic electrical symbols used in electrical schematic diagrams and wiring plans. Explain  how voltage, current, and resistance are related Use  Ohm's law to solve electrical calculations

Describe  how to bend and install conduit, wiring, and cables in residential circuits.

Identify  and learn to install various types of control devices, including hand operated switches, automatic switches, magnetically controlled devices, and remote control systems

Explain  when and where cable, conductor fittings, and conduit fittings are used in electrical installations

 


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