NCCER LEVEL 4

 

Semesters (2) Fall & Spring

Class/Contact Hours: 180

Course Maximum Enrollment: 20

Fee: $1,300.00

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Course Description: NCCER Level 4

NCCER Modules:

26401-14, 26402-14, 26403-14, 26404-14, 26405-14, 26406-14, 26407-14, 26408-14, 26409-14, 26410-14, 26411-14, 26412-14, 46101-14

COURSE CONTENT:

  • Introduction to load calculations for feeders and services.

  • Introduction to Health Care Facilities.

  • Knowledge to Standby and Emergency Systems

  • Introduction to Basic Electronic Theory

  • Introduction to Fire Alarm Systems.

  • Introduces various types and application of Specialty transformers.

  • Applications of advanced controls.

  • Provide basic HVAC Control Applications.

  • Introduction of various Heat Tracing and Freeze Protection.

  • Applications of Motor Operation and Maintenance

  • Basic Overview of Medium-Voltage Terminations and Splices

  • Introduction to NEC Requirements for Applications of Equipment in Special Locations.

  • Introduction to Basic Leadership Skills, explains different leadership styles.

  • Journeymen Exam Preparation

 

Student Learning Outcomes: 

      1.   Perform various calculations to size feeders and services. Calculate residential and commercial loads.

2    List various types of electrical distribution systems used in the medical industry.

3.    Explain the basic differences between emergency systems. Knowledgeable applications for of ATS’s.

4.   Identify electronic system components. Interpret electronic schematic diagrams.

5.   Define terminology associated with fire alarm systems. Describe characteristics and functions of fire alarm components.

6.   Identify three phase transformer connections. Identify various Specialty Transformers and their use.  

7.   Select and install various relays and controls. Demonstrate ability to install solid state controls.

8.   Identify major HVAC components. Describe the use and functions of a thermostat.

9.   Identify and describe the purpose of electric heat tracing equipment used in pipelines and vessels.

     10.   Perform maintenance on motor. Measure motor winding insulation resistance.

     11.   Select proper materials and tools and install medium-voltage terminations and splices.

     12.   Apply practical work knowledge. Identify key words to find correct NEC articles that apply. Knowledgeable to advance in completing ICC Journeymen Test.

 

TEXT AND READINGS:

NCCER TRAINEE GUIDE ELECTRICAL LEVEL 4, 2014, ISBN-13: 978-0134738222

PEARSON PRENTICE HALL

NFPA 70: National Electrical Code (NEC), 2014 Edition, ISBN 13-978-1455906727

 

ASSESSMENT:   

Strategies used for all sections of this course: 

Numerous quizzes, assignments, written tests, shop practicals, and a comprehensive written exam and/or practical may be given during the semester.  Tests will be based on lectures, handouts, classroom discussion, text reading, or laboratory activities.  The tests or quizzes being given weekly and the results consider 60% of the final grade and the final exam results in 40% of the final grade. Each lecture begins with objectives, which students should use as a study guide.  The students are given assigned reading in the textbook and should come to class prepared. The midterm exam is based on the selected chapters.  A detailed weekly plan for the semester is provided by instructor in the first week of class.