BLD-2140 — NCCER Electrical Level 4
This course provides the fourth and final level of training of the National Center for Construction Education & Research (NCCER) electrical curriculum, which is designed to comply with the National Electric Code (NEC). Students gain an understanding of basic electronic theory, electrical components of HVAC systems and emergency and standby systems. They acquire the skills and knowledge required to perform electrical installations in healthcare facilities, hazardous locations, and special locations such as marinas and agricultural settings. They learn how to install fire alarm systems, specialty transformers, heat tracing and freeze protection, and advanced electrical controls. Additionally, they learn the communication and problem-solving skills fundamental to crew leadership in the electrical trade. Successful completion of the course earns students the NCCER Electrical Level 4 credential. This course is cross-listed with the following Continuing Education courses: ELC 349: Electrical: Level 4, Part 1 AND ELC 350: Electrical: Level 4, Part 2 AND ELC 351: Electrical: Level 4, Part 3. Describe the types and operation of electrical systems used in healthcare settings. Compare and contrast emergency and standby electrical systems and their components. Explain the operation of basic electronic devices such as semiconductors, diodes, rectifiers and transistors. Explain the installation and troubleshooting of fire alarm systems. Demonstrate the operation, installation and maintenan
Prerequisites: BLD-2130