Oregon Electrical Continuing Education

Approved for LEA and LEB technicians, this training covers new terms and amended standards for grounding, sizing, high-risk environments, power transfers, and emergency systems.

Review the updated provisions listed in Chapters 1-4 regarding load calculations, GFCI protections, wiring methods, conductor sizing, panelboards, equipment installations, and more.

Explore revisions in Chapters 4 through 9 impacting hazardous environments, grounding and bonding, communication systems, and standby power.

Study 25 impactful updates involving GFCI protections, load calculations, conductor sizing, EV systems, panelboards, and emergency wiring provisions. This program satisfies local training mandates for LMEs.

Designed for LRT and SIG professionals, this program covers the top updates affecting grounding, wiring, GFCI protections, hazardous locations, EV systems, and emergency power.

This four-hour course is the first part of a series that covers the 2024 NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace manual. Oregon electricians who finish this course will understand 70E training requirements, the electrical safety program, types of PPE, how to troubleshoot equipment, and more.

In this second course, Oregon electricians will finish their look at the 2024 NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace code. Course material covers capacitor safety requirements, hazards associated with electrolytic cells, battery room safety, fuse types, and more.