Courses of Study : Career Tech: Architecture and Construction

1 ) Demonstrate safety procedures as recognized by governing agencies and approved industry standards when testing and replacing components or installing wiring in residential applications.

2 ) Identify electrical hazards and how to avoid and minimize them in the residential construction environment.

3 ) Explain the purpose of grounding systems in residential wiring applications.

4 ) Distinguish between ground faults and short circuits in residential wiring applications.

5 ) Describe the difference between system grounding and equipment grounding related to residential wiring.

6 ) Demonstrate the installation of various grounding devices related to residential wiring.

7 ) Demonstrate the process of conduit bending according to specifications using hand and power equipment.

8 ) Calculate type and size of electrical boxes based on application, number, and size of conductors using the NEC codebook.

9 ) Select the correct size and type of conductors for residential wiring applications and NEC code.

10 ) Demonstrate different methods for installing common conductors used in residential wiring.

11 ) Produce quality conductor terminations.

12 ) Demonstrate the procedure for installing lugs and connectors onto conductors.

13 ) Explain the importance of using correct bolt torque when working with busbars.

14 ) Demonstrate correct conductor splicing and crimping.

15 ) Install main disconnects, switches, panel boards, and over-current protection.

16 ) Identify devices used for over-current protection.

17 ) Describe the operation of circuit breakers and fuses.

18 ) Use a specific plan to complete a wiring project for residential applications.