| | | | | | With over $500 billion in U.S. megaprojects, the electrical sector must adapt to a retiring workforce and a lack of new entrants. Embracing technology such as remote management and automated inventory, alongside structured apprenticeship programs like NECA/ELECTRI’s, helps maximize labor efficiency and develop future leaders, securing industry longevity... |
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| | | | Applying coatings to electrical connections requires caution. Unauthorized substances like paints or lubricants can insulate or create conductive faults, risking safety and compliance. Use approved products and consult manufacturers for guidance. |
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| | | | ICYMI, Episode 88 features an audio-only version of a popular past article by Tom Zind on the current and future state of abandoned construction jobs. |
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| | | Fill in the blank. In dwelling units and guest rooms or guest suites, voltage shall not exceed 120V for cord and plug equipment connected to loads rated _____. |
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| | Sponsored | Join EC&M’s Code Change Conference this January in Boston. Two days of expert-led training to keep electricians, contractors, inspectors, and engineers up to speed on major NEC updates. |
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| | | The Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) Construction Backlog Indicator fell to 8.4 months in October, down 0.1 months from September and unchanged from a year ago, according to an ABC member survey conducted Oct. 20 – Nov. 4. |
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| | | Learn how PQ surveys help diagnose electrical problems by monitoring voltage, harmonics, and transient events. The content details when and where to perform surveys, the necessary tools, compliance standards, and the process for analyzing data and implementing solutions to maintain system health. |
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| | | Check out the most popular videos posted on EC&M's social media accounts last month featuring Trevor Ottmann, the Everyday Electrician. They cover topics including wire pulling, staging your work, and resetting tripped breakers. |
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| | | While working in an electrically safe work condition is important, there are times when working hot is necessary. Make sure you're following the requirements laid out in Art. 130 to help prevent unplanned equipment shutdowns or personnel injuries/death. |
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