SMA/SMT - Electrical Systems and Illumination


Wednesday, November 3, 2021
at
8:00 AM (EDT)
to Thursday, November 11, 2021 at 3:00 PM (EST)

NAPE Educational Foundation’s 5520 Training Center


5520 Cherokee Avenue Suite 250 Alexandria, VA 22312-2319 United States
13 Seats Remaining
13 Seats Remaining

This is an in-person course in partnership with NAPE Education Foundation, following all CDC protocols with required face coverings and social distancing

November 3 - 4 and November 10 - 11

Electrical Systems and Illumination is about understanding the electrical systems and illumination in buildings and facilities. Specifically, the chapters in this text address the fundamentals of electricity, electric circuits and circuit protection, lighting systems, power distribution, motors and motor maintenance, electrical system installation, and electrical safety practices.

Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to:

  • Explain fundamental concepts of electricity and electrical circuitry
  • Employ metering devices to measure electricity consumption
  • Trace the path of power, from its generation at the utility to distribution throughout your facility
  • Comprehend electrical symbols used in block diagrams, schematics, installation drawings, and other construction drawings
  • Distinguish among the various types of wires, cables, splices, and conduit used in commercial properties
  • Describe devices and practices used in circuit protection
  • Summarize lighting principles related to measurement, efficiency, maintenance, and resource conservation
  • Install, monitor, and maintain motors and starters
  • Practice life-saving safety procedures, including lockout/tagout, when working with electrical equipment

Key topic areas:

sources of electricity • electrical safety • electrical circuits • electric meters • cables, terminations, and conduits • light sources, fixtures, and maintenance • electric motor basics and maintenance

Applies to: BEC certificate
SMA® and SMT® designations


Scholarship Opportunities:
  • The first 15 students who enroll in the designation course will receive a partial scholarship from the AOBA Educational Foundation. The partial scholarship reduces the cost of the designation from $1,200 to $960, a savings of 20%, or $240 per course!!  
  • You may qualify for a PEPCO grant. Please apply! 

Important Notes 

  • All books will be printed and available on the first day of class
  • New students enrolling in the designation incur an additional $225 fee
  • Current designation holders enrolling in a second designation program incur an additional $100 fee
  • Students taking this course for CPD credit incur an additional charge of $100

 

13 Seats Remaining
13 Seats Remaining

For More Information:

Brandy White

Brandy White

Vice President of Operations, AOBA

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