Upon completion of this module, you will be able to: Use facts and data to suggest appropriate lighting solutions for various outdoor applications; Evaluate facts and data supplied by manufacturer charts to suggest appropriate lighting solutions for industrial applications; Identify appropriate methods to calculate and supply requirements for lighting designs in a variety of applications; Recommend and supply solutions such as timers, dimmers, and contacts to assist customers in controlling lighting systems for a specified scenario; Help customers comply with local and national codes regarding emergency lighting systems.

 

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to: Explore different electric heating opportunities; Define power loads and AC motor varieties; Identify communications relative to signaling devices; Demonstrate ability to differentiate between receptacles, such as changeout connectors and power conditioning.

 

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to: Describe common industry standards and their resources; Read ladder diagrams; Identify power and control portions of a circuit; Explain different combinations of starters; Choose in-floor wire management and fire stop products; Cite the differences between solid-state and mechanical breakers; Describe methods of wiring inside enclosures.

 

Upon completion of this module, you will be able to: Describe the difference between hostile and hazardous locations; Explain the components of the Ignition Triangle; Identify the probable process of events in a grain elevator explosion; Compare and contrast blackouts and brownouts; Define power conditioning and power factor Correction; Describe the purpose of OSHA and CanOSH; Compare the differences between arc flash, arc blast, and shock effects; Select appropriate PPE (personal protective equipment) for common industrial contractor applications.

 

Students must score a 75% or higher to demonstrate a solid understanding of the concepts taught throughout the program and move on to the Capstone project.

 

This final assignment brings your learning to a focal point, as you apply your ability to use specs and drawings to select and recommend products for a propane distribution plant.

CERTIFICATE AND DIGITAL BADGE