Electrical programs
Electrical Code
This 54-hour course provides a thorough review of the main sections of the 2009 Canadian Electrical Code, emphasizing B.C. amendments, bulletins, and regulations of the Safety Standards Act and Safety Standards Regulations. The course is designed for electricians and apprentices planning to upgrade their knowledge of the code and for those that are planning on writing the Field Safety Representatives Exams. The course and instructor are recognized by the Electrical Safety Authority. Text: 2009 Electrical Code Book, available at the UFV bookstore. You must have the following publications available from Crown Publications for the first day of class: Electrical Safety Regulations, Safety Standards Act, Safety Standards Act General Regulations. To order these subscriptions contact Crown Publications at
1-800-663-6105 or www.publications.gov.bc.ca
ABBOTSFORD campus
(20254 TRD ELE12 A9A) Roy Swallow, 18 sessions, Mon and Thurs, 6:30–9:30 pm, $550. Starts Jan 25
Basic Wiring for Homeowners Attention homeowners: learn all about code and permit regulations, tools and safe work practices, materials, installation techniques, and temporary construction services. Topics range from adding a receptacle to complete home wiring. Text: Electrical Code Simplified Book #l, by P.S. Knight available at UFV bookstore. Supplies available from instructor at the first class, approx $20 (cash only please).
ABBOTSFORD campus (20253 TRD WR01 A9A) Roy Swallow, 4 sessions, Sat, 8 am–noon, $210. Starts Feb 27 |
