Chapter 1 The Electrical Industry Flashcards

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What is NEC

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National Eletrical Code (Page 2)

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What are the 4 Basic steps in wiring a home?

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Rough-in, Trim-Out, Testing, Troubleshooting

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What an Electrical service?

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Electrical service: The conductors and equipment connecting the serving utility to the wiring system of the premises served.

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What is a rough-in

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Rough-in - During rough-in, you install the panelboard, wiring, and device boxes. Rough-in is done when the walls are still uncovered. At this stage, you do not connect the wiring to the power.

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What is a trim out?

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you install receptacles, switches, devices, and fixtures and connect them to the panelboard. You do trim-out after the walls are insulated and closed in.

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What is testing

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• Testing — In the testing stage, you make sure everything is working prop-erly. You might check to ensure that a switch turns a light off and on, or that a receptacle has power. You will learn more about testing later in your training.

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What is Troubleshooting

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• Troubleshooting — Fixing the problems you find while testing requires trou-bleshooting. For example, if a switch does not turn on a light, you might check the circuit breaker on the panelboard. Troubleshooting is a skill that requires knowledge and experience.

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What is a Raceway System?

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Raceway system: An enclosure that houses the conductors in an electrical system.

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What’s the difference between residential and commercial systems

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One difference is that in commercial systems, the wire is run in conduit that makes up the raceway system. To install wiring in a commercial building, you must learn how to bend conduit. You must also learn how to install more complex equipment, including disconnect switches, lighting control panels, and fire alarm systems.

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What do you do a Industrial Electrician ?

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INSTALL AND MAINTAIN

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What does install mean for industrial electrician?

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Install means you put in place the conduit, conductors, motors, and other equipment needed for the system.

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What is maintain mean for industrial electricians

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Maintain means you service the system to perform tasks such as testing and motor lubrication. You also fix common problems to keep it running.

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What will you do as a residential electrician??

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• You will read electrical plans and wiring diagrams to know how the system must be installed.
• You will install the panelboard and protective devices such as circuit breakers.
• You will install wiring and devices such as receptacles and switches.
• You will install lighting, smoke detectors, and other fixtures such as fans and alarms.

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How do a Commercial Electrician Find Jobs?

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general contractors will Call a electric contractor (Sub Contractor) and sub the work out them

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What doe a service electrician Do?

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  • Trouble shot and repair in residential and commercial building
  • do up grades and make system more effientient or increase capablity
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What is a Electrical Remodeling Contractor?

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* For a simple remodel, you might move outlets or add switches.
* For a complex remodel, you might replace the whole electrical system.
* For an addition, you might add wiring for new lighting, ceiling fans, and switches.
* You might install smart home appliances, pool or hot tub wiring, or electric vehicle charging stations.
Electrical remodeling contractors may work for themselves or for other contractors.

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what do you do a INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIAN

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* you work industrial Factory
* Working with three-phase power, motors, and motor control systems
* Installing the conduit and wiring for motors and process control instruments
* Maintaining, troubleshooting, and repairing motors and other electrical equipment

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What do Electrical Maintenance Tech do?

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  • you work for a faculties
  • Monitor and maintain electrical systems and equipment.
  • Take apart and repair magnetic motor starters.
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what does a utility substation Electrician do?

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* Install and maintain equipment for power delivery, such as circuit breakers, transformers, and voltage regulators.
* Install grounding systems, conductors, and raceways.
* they work with the Power grid.

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what do Maritime Electricians do?

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they work on Ships
* the have a different set of codes

21
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What are the different Type of Electricians ?

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  1. Residential Electrician
  2. Commercial
  3. Service
  4. Remodeling Contractor
  5. Industrial
  6. Maintenance Tech
  7. Utility Substation
  8. Maritime
22
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What do you need to do as a apprentice to get state certified?

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  • 8000 OJT ( On the Job Training)
  • 667.5 Classroom Hours
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23
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how often do you get pay increases as a apprentice?

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Every 1000 hours.
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24
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what is OSHA?

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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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what do you do if OSHA AND NEC Requirments are different for a Job

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Follow the most Stringent requirement

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what is the Standard for electrical Safety in the work place

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NFPA 70E
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27
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osha standards for general industry are covered in ________

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29 cfr 1910
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28
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To enter an apprenticeship program, you are likely to have to submit which of the following?

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GATB Form Test results
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29
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List the residential electrical System Components

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  • pad-mount transformer (out side box)
  • Residential electrical service
  • Nail- on Device Box
  • Nonmetallic - Sheathed Cable
  • Interior PAnel (SubPanel)
  • Luminaire (Lighting Fixture)

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Commercial Electrical System components

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  • Pad Mount Commercial transformer
  • Commercial Electrical Service
  • Conduit System
  • Fire Alarm system
  • office Lighting
  • outdoor lighting

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Industrial Electrical equipment

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  • Disruption switch gear
  • Busbars
  • Motor Control Center

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