Electrician Foundation
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Description
In the Electrician Foundation program, students learn the skills to apply circuit concepts, perform safety related functions, use measuring and testing equipment, interpret plans, drawings and specifications, use the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), install and maintain consumer/supply services and metering equipment, install and maintain protection devices, low voltage distribution systems, bonding, grounding and ground fault detection systems, raceways, cables and enclosures, branch circuitry, motor starters and controls, communication systems, and use communications and mentoring techniques.Entry Requirements
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