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NEC: National Electric Code (2026 edition)

Actionable Tip: Schedule a Quarterly NEC Review to Prevent Costly Rework

If you’re a training manager or supervisor overseeing electrical teams, one of the simplest and most effective actions you can take is to schedule a quarterly NEC review session. Use this time to walk through recent installations and verify compliance with the most up-to-date National Electrical Code® (NEC) standards—particularly in high-risk areas like grounding, overcurrent protection, and equipment spacing. This proactive step can reduce inspection failures, increase uptime, and improve safety outcomes.

Mastering the 2026 NEC: Why Supervisors Should Prioritize This 24-Hour Training

The 2026 NFPA 70® – National Electrical Code® (NEC) training is more than a code update—it’s a powerful tool for minimizing risk, reducing rework, and ensuring your facility remains operationally compliant.

Whether you’re managing electricians, engineers, or maintenance personnel, this course delivers the insights your team needs to:

• Navigate and apply the NEC with confidence
• Extend equipment service life through better installation practices
• Ensure safer and code-compliant operations

Why This Course Delivers Real-World ROI

Electrical installations that fail inspections—or worse, cause incidents—often stem from outdated knowledge of the NEC. With new 2026 code updates, supervisors must ensure their teams are trained to interpret and apply these changes immediately.

The course is designed to help you:

• Avoid costly delays and rework due to code violations
• Improve inspection outcomes with precise application of code requirements
• Boost workplace safety by aligning installation practices with the latest standards
• Protect critical systems such as emergency power and communication infrastructure

What You’ll Gain from the Course

Course: EC 26 24-Hour – 2026 NFPA 70® NEC Training
Format: In-Classroom or Live Online
Duration: 3 Days (24 Contact Hours)
CEUs: 2.4 CEUs (check with your local board for credit eligibility)

Key Learning Objectives

Participants will learn how to:

1. Apply 2026 NEC updates to real-world installations
2. Properly size conductors and overcurrent protection
3. Execute safe grounding and bonding
4. Maintain NEC-compliant operations
5. Increase equipment lifespan through code-aligned installations
6. Navigate the NEC structure efficiently

Course Coverage

• Day 1: Introduction to NEC layout, definitions, load calculations, and grounding/bonding requirements
• Day 2: Installation of wiring systems, equipment for general use, motor and HVAC systems
• Day 3: Focused on hazardous locations, solar systems, emergency systems, communication wiring, and more

Hands-On Workbook Exercises

Throughout the 3-day course, your team will complete exercises on:

• Ampacity & voltage drop calculations
• Feeder sizing and box fill
• Motor installation and grounding electrode conductors

Who Should Attend?

Ideal for:

• Electricians
• Electrical Engineers
• Inspectors
• Maintenance Technicians

Also valuable for:

• Project Managers, Safety Engineers, Architects
  Applicable industries include construction, manufacturing, energy, healthcare, and critical infrastructure.

Operational & Safety Tip:

Ensure NEC updates are integrated into your lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures. NEC 2026 changes may affect disconnect requirements and labeling—especially in emergency or standby systems. Review and update your LOTO documentation accordingly to remain compliant and safe.

Ready to Future-Proof Your Team?

Call NTT Training at (800) 922-2820 or visit www.nttinc.com to schedule the 2026 NFPA 70® NEC Training for your team. Don’t wait for the next failed inspection or safety incident—invest in proactive, code-based training today.

Watch the Course Highlights Video:
YouTube: 2026 NEC Training Overview

Empower your team with the latest NEC knowledge—because code compliance isn’t optional, it’s essential.