Continuing Education The Feb. 9 and 10 sessions are pending DLI approval for eight hours of code credit each. The eight-hour class on Feb. 7 is pending DLI approval for four hours of code and four hours of related technical credit.
Topics for Feb. 7 include:
Solar and Wind Energy: An Inspector’s Perspective presented by Cari
Williamette and Mario Monesterio of Westwood Professional Services Topics for Feb. 9 include:
Residential Electrical Inspection Workshop presented by Mark R.
Hilbert, IAEI and NFPA National Electrical Code instructor Topics for Feb. 10 include: Commercial Electrical Inspection Workshop presented by Mark R. Hilbert, IAEI and NFPA National Electrical Code instructor
The
Annual Institute for Building Officials provides a
continuing education opportunity for code officials and
inspectors from the building, electrical, fire, housing,
mechanical, elevator, and plumbing fields as well as permit
technicians. Institute sessions offer opportunities to learn
about:
Minnesota code rules and amendments
to the code.
Useful approaches and best practices
for inspection and code administration.
Innovative products in the
marketplace.
Professional development skill
enhancement.
Electrical information
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Photovoltaic Systems and the NEC,
Jeffrey Fecteau
Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment and the NEC,
Jeffrey Fecteau
Selective Coordination and Fault Current NEC
Applications, Dan Neeser
Thursday, January 5, 2012
Transformers,
Robert McCullough
Fire Pumps and Emergency
Systems,
Robert McCullough
IAEI is: Information, Education and Representation
Since its founding in 1928, the
International
Association of Electrical Inspectors has provided
electrical inspectors with information, education, and
representation. Today, IAEI still does these things, but in
ways our founders couldn't possibly have imagined. This
is...Today's IAEI.
2011 National Electrical Code
The 2011 edition of the
NFPA 70: National Electrical Code includes
comprehensive requirements for electrical wiring and
equipment. New information in the 2011 edition includes:
New Article 694 has first-time requirements
for small wind electric systems.
Revised Article 625 includes updates on
safe battery charging for plug-in hybrid vehicles that
reduce the risk of explosion.
Revised Article 705 covers interconnecting
generators, windmills, and solar and fuel cells with
other power supplies.
New Article 840 addresses the increased
demand for broadband communications systems with
requirements for wireless, routers, and wireless
disconnects.
View the 2012 IAEI
Calendar(PDF) to
keep up on important activities. To receive chapter notices
and meeting reminders by e-mail, please send an e-mail
message to
secretary@minnesotaiaei.org.
For full details, visit the web site for the
