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EVALUATION Tell us about the class HELP MAKE US BETTER We all have the responsibility to make our companies better. By making our companies better, we make them more competitive which means there is more work for us, and we maintain the ability to succeed individually and as an organization. Answer the questions right after each of your classes. (You are required to answer all of the questions.) Thank you Full Name* Email* Class Name* Class Name(IE. Freshman Week 9) What was the Subject of Class today?* Subject of Class Today What are some of the things you learned in class today?* What did you learn? How will you apply some of the things you learned in class today?* What ways will you apply what you learned today? Did the Instructor stay on topic according to the Syllabus?* Was the syllabus followed? Was the class interactive?* Did the class feel engaging? Please tell us what we can do to make the class more engaging and informative for you. (Share your ideas and thoughts)* What things do you think would help you retain the information better? Do you have any other comments or suggestions you would like to share?* Any other comments? Submit

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303-550-5292 Excellence in Education Professionalism ​ We prepare our students for a career in the electrical industry as a licensed electrician and certified Fire Alarm Technician. Understanding ​ Students learn electrical theory, how current flows in a circuit, what affects the flow of current and how alternating current operates. Respect ​ Our apprentices graduate our program with a respect for their industry, their coworkers and themselves.

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STUDY MODULES Modules and Helpful Aids for Learning 303-550-5292 Excellence in Education Study Guides ​ ​The modules below are designed to improve your understanding and use of the National Electric Code and to further your understanding of electricity. It is imperative that electricians understand the National Electric Code and are proficient in using the National Electric Code to ensure their installations are safe. Electricians also need to understand how electricity works, how current flows in a circuit, and how things affect the flow of electricity. Without this understanding, you will not be able to troubleshoot circuits, install them safely, and protect yourself and others from the hazards of electricity. 1. The Targeting Method: A history of the NFPA, the Format of the NEC, and a More Efficient method of finding information in the NEC. 2. Three-phase systems Introduction and an explanation of phase and line relationships. 3. Essential Electrical Systems for Health Care 4. Motor Control Workbook 5. Electrical Safety and NFPA 70E ​ 6. Introduction to Lean Construction 7. Pull Planning 8. Introduction to A3 9. Forklift Training 10. Spotter Training 11. Aerial Lift Training READINESS ASSESSMENTS ​ The assessments below are given before the beginning of the school year to help our instructor assess each student and develop programs and processes to provide the best possible education we can provide. Please click on the assessment for the school year you are going into and follow the instructions on the assessment. Thank you ​ ​ Note: Assessments are being Updated. Links will be added back in once they are. Second Year- Sophomore Readiness Assessment Third Year- Junior Readiness Assessment Fourth Year- Senior Readiness Assessment ​ ​

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Practice Page It's time to put what you've learned to good use! Apprentices Four years can seem like a long time, but you will find that time goes by very fast. Before you know it, you will be preparing to finish your apprenticeship and preparing to take your Journeyman Wireman's examination and get your license and finally be able to call yourself an electrician. We want you to succeed in obtaining your goal of becoming an electrician. This is why we have developed and maintain that practice page. This is also why it is our expectation that every apprentice do at least one practice EVERY week of their four-year apprenticeship. If you do this consistently, you will pass your test with flying colors. The Importance of Timed Drills When you are preparing for the Journeyman Electrician or Master Electrician exams, you are preparing for a very long test that will push you to your limits. You are not preparing for a knowledge test. You are preparing for a skills test. The skill is your ability to efficiently use the NEC and understand the requirements of the NEC. The only way to prepare for these tests is the same way you would prepare for a marathon. You don't prepare for a marathon by running the two weeks before a marathon and try to get your body in shape in that short period of time. No, you prepare for a long time by conditioning your body for the marathon. You need to do that for this test also. We have developed 2 minute and Calculations drills for you for that purpose. The process is actually simple, you just need to have the dedication and desire to succeed and then apply that desire to the discipline to do one drill every week for the length of your apprenticeship. If you do this, you will succeed the first time on your test. In fact, you find it to be easy., If you instead choose to not practice that way, and train, and try to prepare for your test as you come down the home stretch of your apprenticeship, you will struggle. It really is just that simple. The choice is yours, prepare and use the resources and advice of those that have gone before you, or struggle and do it your way. Ted "Smitty" Smith Master Electrician Member Code Making Panel 4- NEC Journeyman Wireman Test Categories and Questions​​​ General Electrical Knowledge 11 Services, Feeders, and Branch Circuits 9 Grounding and Bonding 14 Overcurrent Protection 6 Conductors and Cables 9 Raceways and Boxes 5 Special Occupancies 5 Special Equipment 5 Electrical Devices 5 Motors 6 Transformers 4 Photovoltaics 2 Electrical Calculations 9 ​ ​ Master Electrician Test Categories and Questions ​ General Electrical Knowledge 6 Services, Feeders and Branch Circuits 11 Grounding and Bonding 14 Overcurrent Protection 5 Conductors and Cables 4 Raceways and Boxes 5 Special Occupancies 9 Special Equipment 9 Electrical Devices 4 Motors 8 Transformers 4 Photovoltaics 2 Electrical Calculations 9 Please remember: The State of Colorado requires licensing for Journeyman Wireman and it is the expectation of the Donald G White Electrical Education Center. that all personnel meeting the requirements for licensure obtain their license within 6 months of meeting the requirements. Two Minute Drill NFPA 70E Timed Drill NFPA 70E CALCs Drill CALCs Drill DEN FA Drill DEN FA Drill Memory Drills You can use these drills to help you memorize key items required for apprenticeship class. They are also great refresher drills for those preparing for tests. Material Recognition 1 NEC Chapters 2 Resistor Code 1 8 Forms of Waste NEC Chapters 3 NEC Chapters 1 Circuit ID Resistor Code 2 Timed Drills NEC

OJT Reporting Instructions Complete the information and please complete each box. Check the information and ensure it is correct and then click the submit button. Elight Apprentices MUST use iAuditor (SafetyCulture) to submit their OJTs. All Merit apprentices are required to complete and submit this form once per month. This form must be completed and submitted by the last day of the month for which it applies. ​ It is the apprentice's responsibility to submit this form and to track the hours they work in each category, each month. Do not ask accounting or other departments to tell you the hours you worked in a category. If you are not sure which category your work should be applied to, please call, text or email the Instructor for assistance. OJT forms not submitted or submitted late will adversely affect your grade. ​ ​ This Report is for the Month of ...* This Report is for the year of...* Apprentice Name* Company Name* Hours of training on SAFETY this month Hours of training on Preliminary work Hours of training on Rough-in Electrical Installations Hours of training on Finish Electrical Wiring Hours of training on Lighting and Lighting Control Hours of training on Troubleshooting Electrical Systems Hours of Training on Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Hours of Training on Motor Installation and Control My Initials here Indicate that I have completed this form* Submit