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Written to the 2008 NEC and 2011 NEC. This is not only a great study guide filled with sample electrician’s exam questions, but it teaches you how to quickly turn to the code section that answers the questions. This could mean the difference between you passing or failing your exam. Why is this so important? Most electrician’s exams give you about 2 minutes per question – not enough time to browse through 800 pages of fine print looking for each answer. This manual, based on the 2008 NEC and 2011 NEC editions, explains how the Code is organized, so you understand where the information you need is located. Then it shows how to rearrange and tab your copy of the Code to streamline your search efforts. Next, you learn a step-by-step search procedure, in which you’re shown how to analyze the question to determine its subject, know where to look in the index, find the exact article, then turn right to the Code section that answers your question. Pass your exam the first time! Today, just about anyone installing, repairing or maintaining electrical systems must be licensed and certified by the state where they’re doing the work. That means they have to learn the rules and regulations that apply to electrical installations, and pass a state exam. The primary reference for all state certification examinations is the National Electrical Code® and this study guide is designed as an aid to the 2008 and the 2011 editions -- the Codes currently adopted in most jurisdictions. You'll constantly refer to the NEC® while studying with Journeyman Electrician’s Preparation & Study Guide. Using practice questions provided, you'll learn how to analyze each question so you know exactly what to look for in the Code. You'll become familiar with the Code’s organization, and will learn to use the proven tips and shortcuts demonstrated to turn quickly to the exact section, article and table you need for each question. While others taking the exam waste precious minutes hunting through pages, you'll be speeding through, with time at the end to check your answers. You'll learn the Code rules and terminology so you understand the language and requirements of this important standard, including:
With the Journeyman Electrician’s Preparation & Study Guide and your NEC, you'll have the skills, the knowledge and the tools you need to pass the your state’s certification examination and receive your General Journeyman Electrician’s License. About the Authors: Bob Norris, after completing his IBEW apprenticeship and serving in the Navy as an electrician’s mate, worked as a journeyman electrician for several years, then as a successful electrical contractor in California for 35 years. After retirement, Bob moved to Oregon to teach classes for the local IBEW and private industry. He has written several self-study courses and tests, and has assisted in writing many of the state’s Electrical Licensing Exams. Eventually, he returned to California to continue teaching in both union and non-union settings. Lester McDonald has been in the electical field for over 32 years. As a Class II Master Electrician, he works on both residential and commercial projects. He is a Certified Home Inspector and is also trained and certified in HVAC systems, allowing him to use his diverse skills in a variety of work situations within the construction industry. Lester lives and works in Georgia and has been a member of the IBEW throughout his career. Don't Forget! You'll need your copy of the NEC. Click on the edition you need: 2011 NEC 2008 NEC By: Bob Norris, Revised by Lester McDonald Published by: Craftsman Book Company ISBN: 978-1-57218-267-7 96 Pages, 8-1/2 x 11 |
