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Education/Training

 
CDA Updates Power Quality CD-ROM
July 2009
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  • Miscellaneous

The Copper Development Association (CDA) announced that its Power Quality CD-ROM has been updated and expanded. Version 3.0 contains several additional video case histories, new interviews and information from experts, and pertinent sections of the IEEE Emerald Book (Std. 1100-2005).

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Company Sends Breeze Through Wind Energy Training Sails
March 2009
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  • Miscellaneous

Students at Texas State Technical College in Sweetwater, Texas, will now be able to gain hands-on experience testing wind turbine systems with equipment supplied to the college by Megger.

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Learning to Lead
by
Denise Norberg-Johnson
| October 2008
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  • Miscellaneous

If you agree with the old adage that leaders are born and not made, you believe that leadership ability is determined by nature, inherited through our DNA. On the other hand, if environment affects leadership ability, then a leadership development program is a valuable investment.

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New Course Teaches Technicians to Find and Solve PQ Problems
June 2008
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  • Your Business

Fluke Corporation has collaborated with American Trainco to offer a professional training opportunity important for anyone responsible for electrical system installation, maintenance and troubleshooting in commercial and industrial facilities.

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New Initiative Focuses on Management Development
by
Milner Irvin
| April 2008
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  • Miscellaneous

I devote many of these columns to praising the National Electrical Contractors -Association because, to paraphrase Winston Churchill, NECA has much to be immodest about.

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NTC Announces Free Training Webinar Wednesdays
January 2008
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  • Your Business

National Training Center (NTC) has announced Webinar Wednesday, a free monthly training session, covering topics that are important to the low voltage industry. The class is open to everyone.

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Universities Hiring Administrators to Green up Campuses
October 2007
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  • Green Building

According to the Chicago Tribune, administrators and students are uniting at colleges and universities nationwide to cultivate environmentally friendly campuses.

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Ready to Learn
by
Darlene Bremer
| October 2007
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  • Your Business

Training is the best and only way for electrical contractors and electricians to stay ahead in a world filled with changing markets, technologies and methodologies.

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Safety Training: What's New in 2007
by
Joe O'Connor
| October 2007
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  • Safety

According to the 2007 learning and development survey conducted by the Chartered Institute of Professional Development (CIPD), little has been changed in the methods selected by company trainers.

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A Little Learning ...
by
Richard P. Bingham
| August 2007
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  • Your Business

I interpret The adage “A little knowledge is a dangerous thing”to mean just a small amount of knowledge can lead people to do things they aren’t really qualified to do.

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To Prevent an Emergency, Dial 811
June 2007
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  • Your Business

Now it's even easier to be responsible. At a press conference on May 1, 2007, on the National Mall, the Common Ground Alliance (CGA) joined with the Federal Communications Commission, the Associated General Contractors of America, John Deere, The Travelers Companies Inc.

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Increase Your Market Share
by
Wayne D. Moore
| June 2007
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  • Your Business

Sell the product: your company Every time you sell a project to an owner, that owner is investing in you and your company.

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Preventing Electrical Incidents
by
Joe O'Connor
| June 2007
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  • Safety

Several hazards hold the most potential for injuries No matter how comfortable an electrician feels working with electricity, danger must never be overlooked. OSHA estimates about 350 electrical-related deaths occur each year.

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Automation Goes Home
by
Pat Woods
| June 2007
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  • Residential

Elite homebuyers want the latest monitoring technology

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Sending the Troops to Boot Camp
by
Darlene Bremer
| June 2007
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  • Systems

Integrated building system training Integrated Building Systems (IBS) represent tremendous opportunities for electrical contractors and are predicted to eventually outgrow the traditional electrical market.

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Works Well with Others
by
Jennifer Leah Stong-Michas
| October 2006
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  • Your Business

Enhancing cooperation between disciplines with software ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS KNOW the high costs of labor across the entire organization. Most think about outside field force staff, technicians, installers and the like when they start evaluating ways to reduce labor costs.

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Staying Current with Training
by
Claire Swedberg
| October 2006
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  • Your Business

KNOWLEDGABLE CONTRACTORS HAVE AN ADVANTAGE: training has given them the leg up for decades. But as technology changes and the needs of end-users evolve with it, ensuring your electricians can provide the best quality work is more difficult. Skilled training requires more effort than it used to.

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Power to the People
by
Denise Norberg-Johnson
| October 2006
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  • Your Business

Maintaining your most valuable resource  As a business owner, people are your most important asset, but they are often the most neglected. If you aren’t developing their potential, you may as well stop changing the oil in your trucks and paying the utility bills for your office.

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Online Solar Energy Class Announced
September 2006
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  • Your Business

Solar Energy International (SEI), solar energy training and education provider since 1991, regularly offers workshops in photovoltaic design and installation, solar home design and natural house building.

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Ideal Donates Tool Kits to IBEW for Training
September 2006
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  • Your Business

IDEAL INDUSTRIES has donated tool kits to the International Brotherhood of Electric Workers (IBEW) for use at the National Training Institute (NTI), sponsored by the IBEW and National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA).

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