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Local IAEI Yosemite Division Benefits
A Place to Communicate with each other
Local meetings are held monthly, on the last Thursday of the month,
with all members
and non members welcome. During the meeting inspectors, electrical contractors,
electricians and industry members get together to discuss current issues
that they are
experiencing in electrical construction, electrical safety, electrical
project management,
review jurisdictional interpretation of code articles/sections and work
together to
improve relations between the code officials and the construction industry.
Ask Questions About Code and its Application,
Get information
At the monthly meetings, Inspectors have an opportunity to comment on
situations that
they are seeing every day; electrical contractors and electricians are
able to ask for
interpretation of the code; and Electrical manufacturers, suppliers
and testing
companies are able to advise the attendees in the latest conditions
and recalls that
effect the industry as a whole.
Local Training at Monthly Meeting
At the monthly meeting a guest speaker will present a technical subject
of interest to
the members and attendees. No where else does the Inspector or the Electrical
Contractor have a chance to listen to such a diverse group of professionals
on
subjects that apply to the electrical industry, are informative, timely,
of value to present
day work applications, and effect the bottom line. Because the subjects
are technical,
continuing education units are presented by IAEI Yosemite Division.
The number of
units earned are 0.1 CEU per 1 Training Hour of the presentation. These
CEUs are
accepted by most organizations. Local Training can be found on Training
Page.
Locally Sponsored Seminars
Every two months the Yosemite Division offers a technical seminars on
subjects that
are important to the electrical industry. These training events are
usually 4 to 8 hours
long and can be held on week days or a Saturday, depending upon the
membership
and the Education Committees approval and the depth of the subject presented.
Quite
a few of these seminars are free to members and at a reasonable cost
to non
members. These seminars are taught by Division Approved instructors
and IAEI
National Continuing Education units are earned by the attendees. The
number of
training CEUs earned are 0.1 CEU per 1 Hour of presentation. See the
Training Page
on this Website for details of future local seminars. Seminars are listed
on Training
Page.
On Site-Training for Member Companies, Groups,
and Private Organizations
On a requested basis, IAEI Yosemite Division will contract with your
company or group
to provide a specific type of electrical training. This training will
often be related to the
National Electrical Code, Electrical theory or Electrical Safety subjects.
This industry
cooperative training is provided at a reduced cost to sustaining member
companies
and groups. Examples of Special training events are:
The complete 1999 or 2002 or 2005 National Electrical Code NFPA 70
The complete 1999 or 2002 or 2005 National Electrical Code NFPA 70
The complete 1999 or 2002 National Fire Alarm Code NFPA 72
Any of the subjects listed below **
** IAEI Yosemite Division has instructors that are trained specifically
by the International
Office of IAEI as Technical Instructors and are approved for IAEI Nationally
approved
continuing education training and issuance of Continuing Education Units.
The International Association of Electrical Inspectors
Organization
Benefits
Education
Desiring to provide its members with the best preparation for a rewarding
career in the
electrical industry, IAEI has designed a program of education that is
far-reaching,
thorough, and authoritative.
Seminars
Seminars are offered at the international office, on-site at various
corporations and
municipalities, and jointly with various sections, chapters, and divisions.
Subjects
include grounding and bonding, hazardous locations, one- and two-family
dwelling,
residential inspections, commercial inspections, neon lighting, health
care facilities,
analysis of code changes, and other topics upon request. Go to the IAEI
International
Office website for more.
Books and Publications
IAEI books are among the best on the market for thoroughly presenting
all facets of a
given topic. In addition to regular texts, several study guides are
tailored to help
members pass the various tests required for advancement in his or her
career. Code
books and other electrical books that have been thoroughly screened
for compliance
to the codes are also offered.
Bi-Monthly Magazine
IAEI News, recognized as the premier publication in the electrical field,
always contains
articles that are relevant to many of the situations that arise daily
for AHJs and
installers. It also contains pertinent information on sections, chapters,
and divisions as
well as member activities.
IAEI's training materials - in both
PowerPoint and slide formats - are highly sought out
and eagerly awaited. These materials are prepared for each book and
seminar and
graphically portray each situation discussed.
Each of the above educational opportunities is offered to members at
discounted
prices.
Industry Benefits
Electrical safety has always been the main goal of IAEI and its focus
has been to insist
that every person in the industry do everything possible to ensure that
safety.
Consequently, the association has insisted that its greatest benefit
to its members is a
focus on seven simple actions.
Assist in writing and evaluating standards
Teach unvarying application of codes
Lobby for equable rules and inspection methods
Publish articles and books on safe installations
Support inspectors' interests to manufacturers, labs,
and contractors
Work to further develop the industry
Urge cooperation among inspectors, government, industry
and public
Personal Benefits
IAEI has arranged for some benefits to assist
a member in achieving his or her professional
and personal goals.
Certification in Electrical Inspections
Two excellent certification programs have been developed:
1. National Certification Program for
Construction Code Inspectors (NCPCCI)
Developed by national code enforcement organizations in collaboration
with Experior
Assessments, this testing program provides nationally recognized evidence
of
competence and professionalism in construction code knowledge. This
is particularly
useful to inspectors and plan reviewers.
2. IAEI Certified Electrical Inspector (CEI)
Program
This program focuses on two areas: CEI Residential and CEI Master. Its
objective is to
enhance performance in the use and application of the National Electrical
Code and to
promote professionalism within the electrical inspector field. Benefits
of this program
include:
Certification by IAEI, the most recognized international organization
in the
electrical inspection industry
Professional recognition through listing in the International Registry
of Certified
Electrical Inspectors
Demonstrated competence and knowledge in electrical inspections
Advancement in your career
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