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An event every week that begins at 6:00 pm on Tuesday, repeating until January 28, 2020
Please note: Class starts January 14th but new students can register up until the 3rd class (1/28)
“The course was a great benefit to me by helping me better understand how to navigate the code book. I’m applying the workplace to the code requirements to have a better and safer job!”
-Jean Denis, Clark Mechanical Services
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Electricians who want to advance their knowledge and expand their understanding of the National Electric Code and electricians who have an interest in taking the Electrical Journeyman’s Exam should attend. Prereq: 4th year apprentice or 5+ years industry experience.
Drew Doxzon’s experiences began as a residential electrician while participating in the Maryland state apprenticeship program. For 40 years he has been employed as a construction electrician (since 1977), and in the past, Drew has worked for James Craft & Son, Inc. He has held several job responsibilities, such as electrical journeymen, job foremen, superintendent, project manager and department supervisor. Drew has experience in the commercial / industrial construction areas, and he has spent four years installing, wiring and terminating medium voltage (25K) equipment and splicing. Drew also has an extensive background in low voltage motor and HVAC controls as well as experience in design, installation, programming and start-up of building automation systems. He has taught classes for 4th year electrical apprenticeship for the ABC apprenticeship program for nine years.
If you must cancel for any reason, please contact us immediately. Cancellations received less than 7 days of the start of class cannot be refunded; substitutions are permitted.
Price includes: Includes textbook; Please bring your own 2017 NEC Code Book
ABC Members may select the option to be invoiced. Non-members will need to please pay at time of registration either via credit card payment online or by calling Michele at the Chapter office: (717) 653-8106.
EIN: 23-1618254 – Contributions or gifts are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. However, payments may be deductible by members as an ordinary, necessary business expense. See your accountant for details.
