2012 Spring Electrical Catalog

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The Construction Continuing Education Center of America takes pride in providing superior online and classroom courses for construction workers across America.

The Construction Continuing Education Center of America takes pride in providing superior online and classroom courses for construction workers across America.

Spring/Summer 2012

ElectricalContinuing Education Courses

Washington State-Approved

Construction Industry Training Council of Washington’s

Construction Continuing Education Center877.238.8646 • [email protected] • www.ccec.us

CCEC now offers 2011 NEC Update as a classroom continuing education course. However, Washington State Labor and Industries (L&I) has not adopted the 2011 National Electrical Code (NEC). All State inspections and licensing exams will be based on the 2008 NEC. L&I has addressed the NEC adoption on its website, www.lni.wa.gov:

“The adoption of the 2011 NEC...[has] been suspended.... [However], we will continue to accept 2011 NEC-based continuing education course applications and allow approved courses to apply towards Washington certification renewal.”

For questions regarding State code and rule development, visit L&I’s website, www.lni.wa.gov, or call the L&I Electrical Department at 360.902.5269.

2011 National Electrical Code

Electrical Continuing Education Requirements All Washington Journeyman, Administrator, or Master Electricians must complete 24 hours of continuing education prior to license renewal every three years.

Continuing education hours must include: • 8 hours NEC Update (Category 1)• 4 hours RCW/WAC Update (Category 2)• 12 hours Industry Related (Category 3)

Electrical trainees will not receive Basic Classroom Training credit for completing most Electrical Continuing Education courses (exceptions are the licensing exam preparation courses). Visit www.ccec.us to view Washington State-approved Electrical Trainee courses.

Online Courses: Buy More, Save MoreComplete your continuing education training online from the comfort of your own home. Courses are created by licensed craftspeople for licensed craftspeople with practical, useful information.

Take advantage of online course specials: Purchase 8 - 12 credit hours of online courses and receive $10 off.* Purchase 13 - 16 credit hours of online courses and receive $15 off.* Purchase 17 - 24 credit hours of online courses and receive $20 off.*

View available online courses on page 3 or go to www.ccec.us. * Discount taken at checkout. To receive maximum discount, all courses must be purchased in one order.

Page 1 Register online at www.ccec.us or toll-free at 877.238.8646

CCEC offers the following classroom courses that can be attended by Washington Journeyman, Administrators, Master Electricians AND Electrical Trainees. These classes can be applied to the Basic Classroom Training requirements for Electrical Trainees.

06 Limited Energy Admin/Journeyman Examp Prep ................Page 4 Conduit Bending 101 ...............................................................Page 4 Electrical Journeyman Course for the WA State Exam .............Page 4 Electrical Transformers .............................................................Page 5 HVAC (06A) Admin/Journeyman Prep Course ..........................Page 5 Theory of Electrical Power ........................................................Page 9 Understanding Lamps and Ballast ...........................................Page 9

Courses for Journeyman and Trainees

Electrical Course Schedule

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May 2012 5/5 Sat First Aid/CPR & Electrical Safety Bellevue 8:30AM - 5:00PM5/5 Sat RCW/WAC & Electrical Safety Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/5 Sat Theory of Electrical Power Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/6 Sun NEC Update 2011 Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/12 Sat Electrical Transformers Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/12 Sat HVAC Basics Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/12 Sat NEC Update 2011 Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/13 Sun NEC Update 2011 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/13 Sun RCW/WAC & Low Voltage Spokane 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/19 Sat Conduit Bending 101 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/19 Sat Motor Control Basics Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/19 Sat RCW/WAC & Grounding/Bonding Wenatchee 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/19 Sat RCW/WAC & Intro to Solar PV Systems Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM5/19 Sat RCW/WAC & Theory of Elec Circuits Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PMJune 2012 6/2 Sat Conduit Bending 101 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/2 - 6/4 Sat-Mon Elec Journeyman Refresher Course Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/2 Sat Motor Control Basics Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/2 Sat NEC Update for 06, 06A and 06B Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/2 Sat RCW/WAC & Intro to Solar PV Systems Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/2 Sat Understanding Lamps and Ballast Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/9 Sat 06 Limited Energy Prep Course Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/9 Sat First Aid/CPR & Electrical Safety Tacoma 8:30AM - 5:00PM6/9 Sat NEC Update 2011 Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/9 Sat RCW/WAC & Basic Electricity Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/10 Sun RCW/WAC & Basic Electricity Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/16 Sat NEC Update 2011 Vancouver 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/16 Sat NEC Update 2011 Wenatchee 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/23 Sat NEC Calculations Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/23 Sat NEC Update 2011 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM6/23 Sat NEC Update 2011 Spokane 8:00AM - 5:00PMJuly 2012 7/7 Sat First Aid/CPR & Electrical Safety Bellevue 8:30AM - 5:00PM7/7 Sat RCW/WAC & Basic Electricity Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/14 Sat NEC Update 2011 Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/14 Sat RCW/WAC & Electrical Safety Wenatchee 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/14 Sat RCW/WAC & NEC Load Calculations Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/21 Sat Practical Motors Theory & Construction Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/21 Sat RCW/WAC & Grounding/Bonding Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/22 Sun NEC Update 2011 Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/28 Sat Conduit Bending 101 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/28 Sat HVAC Admin/Journey Prep Course Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/28 Sat Motor Control Basics Spokane 8:00AM - 5:00PM7/28 Sat NEC Update 2011 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PMAugust 2012 8/4 Sat NEC Update 2011 Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/4 Sat RCW/WAC & Low Voltage Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/4 Sat RCW/WAC & Theory of Elec Circuits Vancouver 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/4 Sat Understanding Lamps and Ballast Spokane 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/11 Sat NEC Update 2011 Everett 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/11 Sat RCW/WAC & Low Voltage Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/11 Sat RCW/WAC & Theory of Elec Circuits Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/18 Sat First Aid/CPR & Electrical Safety Everett 8:30AM - 5:00PM8/18 Sat HVAC Basics Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/18 Sat Motor Control Basics Tacoma 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/18 Sat Understanding Lamps and Ballast Wenatchee 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/25 Sat Conduit Bending 101 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/25 Sat NEC Update 2011 Bellevue 8:00AM - 5:00PM8/25 Sat RCW/WAC & Grounding/Bonding Spokane 8:00AM - 5:00PM

Register online at www.ccec.us or toll-free at 877.238.8646

Electrical Basics - Online $49Category 3 (100 questions, 4 hours Industry Related)This fully-illustrated online course reviews basic electrical topics, including electrical safety, electrical theory, and electrical code. All necessary content, drawings, and diagrams required to answer the questions are provided.

Electrical Safety: NFPA 70E - Online $49Category 3 (100 questions, 4 hours Industry Related)This fully-illustrated online course reviews the NFPA 70E, which addresses the hazards associated with electrical work. Topics include proper guidelines for electrical exposure; steps to ensure a safe work environment; lockout/tagout; GFCI use; personal protective equipment (PPE); and training requirements for all workers. All necessary content, drawings and diagrams required to answer the questions are provided.

HVAC Basics - Online $79Category 3 (200 questions, 8 hours Industry Related)This fully-illustrated online course reviews basic HVAC topics, including theory of heat transfer, refrigeration, electricity, standard controls, systems and equipment types, and basic schematics. All necessary content, drawings and diagrams required to answer the questions are provided.

Introduction to Parallel Circuits - Online $39Category 3 (100 questions, 4 hours Industry Related)This fully-illustrated online course illustrates the proper method to solve parallel circuit calculations in relationship to volt, amps, ohms and watts. All necessary content, drawings and diagrams required to answer the questions are included.

Introduction to Series Circuits - Online $39Category 3 (100 questions, 4 hours Industry Related)This fully-illustrated online course teaches the calculation methods for series circuits including current, voltage drops, resistance and wattages that contain resistors and inductors in series. A section is included on breakers and how they function in a circuit as the series over current protection device. All necessary content, drawings and diagrams required to answer the questions are included

Low Voltage/Limited Energy - Online $39Category 3 (100 questions, 4 hours Industry Related)This non-illustrated online test focuses on current NEC and Washington Administrative Code (WAC 296-46B) rule requirements for Low Voltage and Limited Energy installations. Multiple-choice questions are conveniently arranged by article number. Required Book/Materials: 2008 NEC Code Book, Current RCW/WACs

NEC Update - Online $79Category 1 (200 questions, 8 hours NEC Code Update)This non-illustrated online test highlights the additions, deletions and commonly encountered changes to the 2008 edition of the National and State electrical codes. This course covers Article 90 through Article 830. Multiple-choice questions are conveniently arranged by article number. Required Book: 2008 NEC Code Book

RCW/WAC Update - Online $39Category 2 (100 questions, 4 hours RCW/WAC Update)This non-illustrated online test consists of questions related to the current edition of the Washington State RCW/WAC rules, including changes, additions and deletions to the current NEC and Washington-State codes, laws, and requirements. Multiple-choice questions are conveniently arranged by section number. Required Materials: Current RCW/WACs

Online Electrical Course Descriptions

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EXAMPREP!

06 Limited Energy Admin/Journeyman Exam Prep $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location BellevueDate 6/9/12

This course prepares participants to take the Washington State 06 (Limited Energy) Journeyman or Administrator specialty electrical exam by providing a focused review of the NEC’s Limited Energy-related sections, the RCW/WAC, and exam-relevant technology and mathematics. Completion of this course does not guarantee a passing score on the licensing exam. RCW/WAC Rules and other handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: 2008 NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Paper, Pen/PencilRecommended Book: Ugly’s Electrical ReferenceExam Information: Contact L&I at 360-902-5269

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Conduit Bending 101 $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue

Date

5/19/126/2/127/28/128/25/12

Course provides introduction to conduit bending methods, materials, and standards, including types of bends, required tools and equipment, and NEC regulations. Attendees practice bending in hands-on lab session. Conduit, benders and training materials included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/Pencil, Tape Measure

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EXAMPREP!

Electrical Journeyman Course for the WA State Exam $469Category 1, 2 & 3 (8 hrs NEC Update, 4 hrs RCW/WAC, 12 hrs Industry Related)

Location BellevueDate 6/2/12 - 6/4/12

Prepares participant to take the 01, 02, 07, 07B, or 07C exam. Course covers material needed to take the Washington Electrical Journeyman’s exam, including: 2008 NEC, Washington Rules, safety, electrical theory, motor/motor controls, transformers, and a mock exam. Completion of this course does not guarantee a passing score on the licensing exam. RCW/WAC Rules and other handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: 2008 NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/PencilExam Information: Contact L&I at 360-902-5269

REQUIRED BOOKS AND MATERIALSMany Electrical continuing education courses require a code book, other text and materials. It is essential that each attendee have the required book(s) and materials to gain the full benefit of the course. Code books may be found online, at larger electrical supply stores or local bookstores.



Electrical Transformers $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)


Introduces participant to what transformers are, how they work, and why voltages are calculated differently in the US as compared to other countries. Participants will also learn about WYE, Delta, code regulations, and calculations pertinent to transformers. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/Pencil

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First Aid/AHA CPR and Electrical Safety & NFPA 70E $79 each/$119 bothCategory 3 (4 hours Industry Related & 4 hours industry Related)

Location Bellevue Everett Tacoma

Date 5/5/127/7/12 8/18/12 6/9/12

AM: Course provides a two-year first aid card and two-year rescuer-CPR card. Eligible participants are also given a certificate of completion for 4 electrical continuing education units. PM: This course covers the NFPA 70E, which addresses the hazards associated with electrical work. Topics include: NEC guidelines, grounding and bonding, Lockout/Tagout, Hazardous Locations, Arc Flash/Blast protection, and PPE. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Materials: Paper, Pen/Pencil_____________________________________________________________________________________

EXAMPREP!

HVAC (06A) Admin/Journeyman Prep Course $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)


Course prepares participants to take the Washington State HVAC (06A) Specialty Electrician Administrator or Journeyman Exam. Covers basic electrical theory requirements with a focus how to use the NEC code book and read RCW/WAC rules. A mock exam is given. Completion of this course does not guarantee a passing score on the licensing exam. RCW/WAC Rules and handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: 2008 NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/PencilRecommended Book: Ferm’s Fast FinderExam Information: Contact L&I at 360-902-5269

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HVAC Basics $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue

Date 5/12/128/18/12

This course covers theory of heat transfer, refrigeration, electricity and standard controls. It also includes systems and equipment types and basic schematics. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Materials: Paper, Pen/Pencil



Motor Control Basics: Mysteries, Logic, & Imagination $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue Spokane Tacoma

Date 6/2/12 7/28/12 5/19/128/18/12

Course reviews the basic concepts of motor controls and serves as a comprehensive review for electricians already familiar with motors and motor controls. Topics include types of motors (manual, remote, or automatic), how to read motor control diagrams, and required hardware for specific applications. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code bookRequired Materials: Paper, Pen/Pencil

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NEC Calculations $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location EverettDate 6/23/12

Course reviews the most common calculations encountered in the proper application of the National Electrical Code. Resources include the current NEC, State of Washington WAC Rules, and calculation format sheets. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Recommended Book: 2008 NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/Pencil

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NEC Update 2011 $119Category 1 (8 hours NEC Code Update)

Location Bellevue Everett Spokane Tacoma Vancouver Wenatchee

Date

5/13/126/23/127/28/128/25/12

5/12/127/14/128/11/12

6/23/12

5/6/126/9/127/22/128/4/12

6/16/12 6/16/12

Course covers the most pertinent and commonly encountered additions and deletions in the current edition of the National and state codes. Supplemental handout included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code Book Required Materials: Paper, Pen/PencilRecommended Book: IAEI NEC Analysis of Changes

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NEC Update for 06, 06A, & 06B $119Category 1 (8 hours NEC Code Update)


Course covers NEC articles pertinent to low voltage and HVAC licenses. Topics include: current HVAC applications, installation and wiring methods, power supplies, transformers, thermostats and other accessories for HVAC systems. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code Book Required Materials: Paper, Pen/PencilRecommended Book: IAEI NEC Analysis of Changes or Ferm’s Fast Finder



Practical Motors Theory and Construction $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location TacomaDate 7/21/12

This hands-on course provides methods to solve calculations for series, parallel, and combined circuits; calculate all components of a motor circuit; apply voltage drop formulas to determine correct wire sizing in a circuit; and use transformer theory to size the transformer KVA, conductors, fuse size, and grounding. Participants will construct a working motor to demonstrate each of these topics. Motor Kit and supplemental handouts included in the cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code Book Required Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/PencilRequired Tools: 2 AA Batteries, Needle Nose Pliers, Pocket Knife, Ruler, Scratch All/Nail, Straight Blade Screwdriver, Wire Cutters

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RCW/WAC Update & Electrical Safety & NFPA 70E $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue WenatcheeDate 5/5/12 7/14/12

AM: Course covers current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: This course covers the NFPA 70E, which addresses the hazards associated with electrical work. Topics include: NEC guidelines, grounding and bonding, Lockout/Tagout, Hazardous Locations, Arc Flash/Blast protection, and PPE. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Materials: Paper, Pen/Pencil_____________________________________________________________________________________

RCW/WAC Update & Basic Electricity $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue Everett TacomaDate 6/9/12 7/7/12 6/10/12

AM: Course covers current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: This course provides a review of electrical basics for licensed electricians. Topics include electrical safety, electrical theory, and electrical code. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Materials: Paper, Pen/Pencil

The Construction Continuing Education Center (CCEC) is the continuing education division of the Contrstuction Industry Traininng Council of Washington (CITC of WA). CITC of WA was established in 1983 to recruit, train, develop and retain skilled labor for the Washington State construction indistry.



RCW/WAC Update & Grounding and Bonding $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue Spokane WenatcheeDate 7/21/12 8/25/12 5/19/12

AM: Course covers current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: Course reviews changes to the NEC regarding Grounding and Bonding. Emphasis on proper use of the tables associated with sizing grounding and bonding conductors and which installations require grounding. Sample calculations will be practiced in class. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.


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RCW/WAC Update & Intro to Solar PV Systems $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue EverettDate 5/19/12 6/2/12

AM: Course covers current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: Course provides a basic introduction to Photovoltaic (PV) systems, including what PV systems are and how they work; a review of NEC Article 690 and related RCW/WAC Rules; and a review of installation requirements and considerations. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/Pencil_____________________________________________________________________________________

RCW/WAC Update & Low Voltage/Limited Energy $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)

Location Bellevue Everett SpokaneDate 8/11/12 8/4/12 5/13/12

AM: Course covers current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: Course provides a basic introduction to Photovoltaic (PV) systems, including what PV systems are and how they work; a review of NEC Article 690 and related RCW/WAC Rules; and a review of installation requirements and considerations. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Materials: Calculator, Paper, Pen/Pencil_____________________________________________________________________________________

RCW/WAC Update & NEC Load Calculations $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)


AM: Course covers the most current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and its related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: Provides basic instruction on how to determine load calculations. Participants solve load calculations for residential and commercial structures using the current NEC. NEC articles 220, 230, 250, 310, 430 and Chapter 9 will have extra focus. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.



RCW/WAC Update & Theory of Electrical Circuits $79 each/$119 bothCategory 2 (4 hours RCW/WAC) & Category 3 (4 hours Industry Related)

Location Tacoma Vancouver

Date 5/19/128/11/12 8/4/12

AM: Course covers the most current adopted Revised Code of Washington (RCW) 19.28 and its related Washington Administrative Codes (WAC) included in cost of course. PM: Course covers series and parallel circuit construction and how to calculate all parts of the circuit. Motor circuits will be reviewed including sizing circuit conductors, overload protection at the motor starter and over-current protection for the entire circuit. Use of the Ohm’s Law power formula for basic circuits will be explained. Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.


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Theory of Electrical Power $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)


This hands-on, lab-intensive course provides an introduction to electrical power theory, including amps, ohms, volts, coulombs and watts; solving power calculations; transportation from source to consumer; and understanding a power meter. Participants build a small motor. Motor kit and supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Paper, Pen/PencilRequired Tools: 2 AA Batteries, Needle Nose Pliers, Pocket Knife, Ruler, Scratch All/Nail, Straight Blade Screwdriver, Wire Cutters

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Understanding Lamps and Ballast $119Category 3 (8 hours Industry Related)

Location Tacoma Spokane WenatcheeDate 6/2/12 8/4/12 8/18/12

This course provides participants with a thorough understanding of the operations of various lamps and ballast, including fluorescents and HID. The course also provides participants with an understanding of the light spectrum and lumens before concluding with a practical “Light Budget Calculation” based on the standards of the Northwest Energy Efficiency Council (NEEC). Supplemental handouts included in cost of course.

Required Book: Current NEC Code BookRequired Materials: Paper, Pen/Pencil

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PRIVATE CLASSESWe can provide private classes in your area or place of business upon request. Some

restrictions apply. For more information, contact CCEC toll-free at 877.238.8646.

REGISTRATIONS: Complete and return this registration form to CCEC no later than one week before class. Include bankcard information or a check; registrations will not be accepted without payment. Registrations for all classes can also be completed at www.ccec.us. Registrations are processed on a first come, first serve basis. Classes that do not meet minimum enrollment requirements may be cancelled.

REFUNDS: Refunds (less $25 administration fee) gladly made if cancellation is 7 days before the class starts; no refunds made after that date. This policy is strictly enforced.

TRANSFERS: Transfers may be arranged at no cost prior to the class date - but no later than one week after the class date. Transfers made more than one week after the class date are subject to a $25 administrative fee. Transfers are valid for one year from date of original class.

CONFIRMATIONS: Upon receipt of registration and payment, confirmation information will be sent via email (or mail, if no email address is provided). Confirmation will include course location information, driving directions, and receipt.

CONTINUING EDUCATION REPORTING: The licensee is responsible for providing accurate license numbers to CCEC. CCEC reports continuing education credit to the Washington Department of Labor and Industries only, unless otherwise notified. Keep the original certificate as proof of attendance when submitting hours to other states. Please allow one week after requesting a replacement certificate.

QUESTIONS: Call the CCEC office Mon - Thu 8am-6pm or Fri 9am-4pm toll-free at 877.238.8646.

Registration Information

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Construction Industry Training Council of Washington1930 116th Ave. NE Ste 201, Bellevue, WA 98004-3044

PHONE: 877.238.8646 (877.CEU.TOGO) • FAX: 425.462.7391EMAIL: [email protected] • WEBSITE: www.ccec.us

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