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Innovations are driving the electrical industry and the NEC is updated every 3 years to address innovations in Solar, Data Communication, and Electric Vehicle Charging.
This course covers the major changes and instructors will answer your questions about specific work scenarios and applications so you can make the code work for you. After all, whether running power to a new piece of electrical equipment, setting the overloads on a motor starter, installing a security camera, or replacing fluorescent ballast; compliance with the NEC® is mandatory.
Call NTT to discuss the latest on the NEC changes and the code cycle as it pertains to your state. This class is frequently taken by Electricians for License Renewal CEU credits.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
NTT’s 2023 National Electrical Code® With 2023 Washington State’s Electrical Code Amendments (based on Washington Administrative Code 296-46B) course equips electricians and electrical workers to understand the rules they need to follow under the 2023 National Electrical Code® and the 2023 Washington State Electrical Code. The state rules are based on the Washington Administrative Code (WAC 296-46B).
In this three-day course, students will learn how to read and apply the electrical code, understand state-specific changes, and follow the right steps to stay in compliance. The training covers technical rules, legal requirements, and how the state checks for code enforcement. This training enables workers and companies to avoid costly mistakes, pass inspections, and keep job sites safe.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The National Electrical Code® (NEC®) applies to all persons who perform electrical work. Maintenance electricians, construction electricians, instrumentation technicians, engineers, and maintenance technicians are examples of those who must have a working knowledge of the NEC. Whether running power to a new piece of electrical equipment, setting the overloads on a motor starter, installing a security camera, or replacing a fluorescent ballast, compliance with the NEC is mandatory. The Code has been adopted as law in all fifty states and NTT teaches the NEC throughout the United States and to global organizations in various international locations.
This three-day course provides an excellent introduction to the NEC along with practical navigation exercises. The major changes to the 2023 NEC are addressed throughout the course for those seeking Code updates.
NOTE: Previous versions of NEC® are available to meet state code adoption and CEU requirements. Tell us which cycle you need.
Typical field applications challenge both the novice and the experienced electrical worker. The course covers topics most needed by electrical workers including the requirements for grounding and bonding, properly sizing conductors and overcurrent protection for different applications, wiring methods, motor installation and other general equipment specifics, and special topics as requested by attendees. NTT also offers additional training on specific industry applications of the NEC.
Call NTT to discuss the latest on the NEC changes and the code cycle as it pertains to your state. This class is frequently taken by Electricians for License Renewal CEU credits.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
NTT’s 2026 NFPA 70® – NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE® [NEC] course provides electrical personnel with a comprehensive understanding of how to apply the NEC to real-world installation and maintenance tasks.
This three-day course emphasizes code navigation, grounding and bonding, overcurrent protection, conductor sizing, wiring methods, and equipment requirements.
This training helps organizations reduce costly rework, improve inspection outcomes, and maximize uptime across industrial and commercial facilities.
NOTE: Previous versions of NEC® are available to meet state code adoption and CEU requirements. Tell us which cycle you need.
Call NTT to discuss the latest on the NEC changes and the code cycle as it pertains to your state. This class is frequently taken by Electricians for License Renewal CEU credits.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The Connecticut Four Hour 2025 Electricians Continuing Education Course is designed to meet the 4.0-hour Continuing Education Unit (CEU) requirements set forth by the Commissioner for the 2024-2025 licensing cycle. Tailored for unlimited license electricians (E-1, E-2, E-4, E-5, E-9), this course provides a comprehensive NEC Analysis of Changes that ensures participants are fully updated on the latest National Electrical Code revisions and industry standards. Attendees will gain essential insights to maintain compliance and enhance their skills, ensuring they remain competitive and well-prepared for industry challenges in Connecticut.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The National Electrical Code® (NEC) defines hazardous locations as those areas “where fire or explosion hazards may exist
due to flammable gases or vapors, flammable liquids, combustible dust, or ignitable fibers or flyings.”
In this course you will identify hazardous zones, learn codes, standards and certification requirements.
Articles 500 through 504, and 510 through 517 provide classification and installation standards for the use of electrical
equipment in the three classified hazardous locations: type, condition and nature. Also learn about design issues, proper
grounding and bonding, safe wiring methods and maintenance techniques.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
NTT’s Grounding and Bonding Essentials: NEC® course provides electrical professionals with comprehensive training on grounding and bonding systems in compliance with the 2026 National Electrical Code. This course supports accurate application of NEC grounding and bonding requirements.
Participants will apply NEC® provisions to grounding electrode systems, bonding jumpers, separately derived systems, equipment grounding conductors, and ground-fault protection. This course emphasizes sizing using NEC® tables and evaluating installations to support predictable fault clearing and code compliance across industrial and commercial facilities.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
NTT’s National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) training helps utility, facility, engineering, maintenance, and supervisory personnel better understand the safety requirements that apply to electric supply and communication systems. The training is designed to support safer work practices, improved code awareness, and more consistent recognition of field conditions that may require further review.
NTT offers two course options to support different training needs and experience levels.
NESC – National Electrical Safety Code | 24-Hour Course
This three-day course provides a deeper review of the NESC and its application to electric utility systems. Participants work with the codebook while reviewing key requirements related to electric supply stations, overhead and underground lines, grounding, equipment, clearances, and related safety considerations.
The course is appropriate for personnel who need a more detailed working knowledge of the NESC, including those involved in utility operations, maintenance, design support, inspection, supervision, or compliance-related responsibilities.
Includes:
- Guided review of major NESC sections and structure
- Discussion of electric supply stations, overhead lines, underground lines, grounding, and equipment requirements
- Practical use of the codebook to locate and interpret applicable requirements
- Scenario-based activities that connect code requirements to field conditions
- Discussion of when conditions should be escalated for qualified review
NESC – National Electrical Safety Code | 8-Hour Course
This one-day course provides a practical overview of where the NESC applies and how to use the codebook. The course introduces key safety and compliance concepts related to utility-controlled electric supply and communication systems.
The course is appropriate for personnel who need awareness of NESC application, a refresher on key concepts, or a stronger foundation for recognizing conditions that may require additional review.
Includes:
- Overview of the NESC purpose, scope, and codebook structure
- Introduction to electric supply stations, overhead supply lines, underground supply lines, grounding, and related equipment requirements
- Codebook navigation and basic application exercises
- Scenario-based activities to support recognition of potential safety or compliance concerns
- Guidance on escalating questionable conditions to qualified reviewers
Both course options are designed to help participants build practical code awareness, strengthen safety recognition, and support safer, more consistent decision-making when working around utility electrical systems.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
Fast. Targeted. Convenient.
This 2-day update course is for people already familiar with the code and only want to know the updates.
Yes there will be the usual suspects like new and changed definitions (free air anyone?) and expanded requirements (GFCIs?). Will new requirements for emergency disconnects, first responder shutdown, horticultural lighting or new proposed Article 311 be approved?
Innovations like Solar, Data Communication, Electric Vehicle Charging are driving the electrical industry and the NEC is updated every 3 years to reflect this.
And now you have more choices where you can learn about the changes that impact your work and your business.
- Join an NTT Training Program in your city
- Bring us to your location
- NEW – Join us for Live Online Training in the comfort of your office on your computer.
Whatever your choice, this course covers the major changes and instructors will answer your questions about specific work scenarios and applications, so you’ll know what the changes are and which impact you.
While the new 2020 version of the code will be updated and officially rolling out later this year, not every state adopts the code at the same time so call us to determine which cycle version you need to comply with in your state.
NTT Training is proud to announce our partnership with the IAEI – International Association of Electrical Inspectors. NTT Training is the only approved training provider to deliver IAEI’s excellent content via streaming Live Internet broadcast (Live Online Training).
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
Fast. Targeted. Convenient.
Our analysis of changes course is based on the IAEI analysis and focuses on industrial applications. This two-day course is for individuals already familiar with the NEC. The course will cover new material, revised material, the reasoning behind the change and the impact this will have on the electrical industry.
For example: Many of the Articles have made additions which include reconditioning of equipment. Many of these are located in the sections (##.2) of the Articles. The sections point out what equipment is permitted to be reconditioned and what equipment is not permitted to be reconditioned.
While the current version of the code is the 2023 cycle, not every state adopts the code at the same time so call us to determine which cycle version you need to comply with in your state.
NTT Training is proud to announce our partnership with the IAEI – International Association of Electrical Inspectors. NTT Training is the only approved training provider to deliver IAEI’s excellent content via streaming Live Internet broadcast (Live Online Training).
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The New Jersey 1 Hour Electrical Law (License Requirement) course supports electrical professionals in meeting mandatory continuing education requirements while strengthening knowledge of New Jersey statutes, administrative rules, and the Uniform Construction Code (UCC) that govern electrical work across the state.
This course reinforces professional capability, supports license renewal, and helps build confident, compliant electrical teams by clarifying how the National Electrical Code (NEC) is adopted and enforced through the New Jersey Uniform Construction Code (UCC), along with the licensing oversight and professional obligations required of apprentices, journeymen, and licensed electrical contractors.
This course is frequently selected to satisfy the New Jersey one-hour law requirement for electrical license renewal and is commonly taken in conjunction with NEC-focused training programs.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate of completion. Acceptance of CEUs is subject to the requirements of the applicable licensing authority.
Gain the background needed to operate, maintain and test the various types of generator sets used in on-site power production. Common examples of facilities that heavily rely upon these systems include: data centers, hospitals, banks, airports, water treatment facilities, manufacturing and industrial plants, schools, sports stadiums, and commercial office buildings. As the need for reliable electrical power continues to increase many firms are turning to the use of on-site generators.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
NTT’s NFPA 70B Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance (8-hour for Maintenance Technicians) course provides an in-depth overview of the 2023 edition of NFPA 70B, which has transitioned from a recommended practice to a mandatory standard. This course is designed to help organizations implement an Electrical Maintenance Program (EMP) that enhances electrical safety, minimizes unexpected failures, and reduces downtime. Learners will gain knowledge about essential maintenance intervals, condition-based maintenance strategies, and best practices for ensuring compliance and safety in electrical systems.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
Designed for senior managers, planners, and electrical engineers to answer your questions about NFPA 70B, this session is more a discussion, driven by your questions about how NFPA 70B will impact your operations, than a training. When conducted on-site, this session can be extended to include a walk-through of your facility to review your electrical equipment and practical maintenance requirements.
The 2023 edition of NFPA 70B has changed its status from a Recommended Practice to an industry Standard. The good news is compliance with NFPA 70B can help organizations reduce the risk of electrical hazards, minimize downtime due to equipment failures, extend the lifespan of electrical assets, and enhance operational efficiency.
NFPA 70B is a widely recognized standard that provides guidance on the proper care and maintenance of electrical systems and equipment. It covers a wide range of topics, including inspection, testing, preventive maintenance, and repair of electrical systems
Senior managers play a pivotal role in ensuring the implementation of effective electrical maintenance programs in your organization. Understanding this overview of NFPA 70B will enable you to make informed decisions about developing policies and procedures that align your operations with industry best practices and the newly required standard.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The NFPA 72 – National Fire Alarm Code was updated in 2022.
Being up-to-date with basics of the National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code® (NFPA 72) will help improve your fire alarm and signaling system’s reliability. Participants of this NFPA 72 training will learn the fundamentals of fire alarm systems, fire alarm equipment for dwelling units, initiating devices, emergency communication systems (including mass notification), and more.
Workers gain knowledge to ensure that your fire alarm system is working properly to achieve maximum reliability, safety and compliance.
This training program is frequently paired with the NICET I & II test-prep course for people seeking CEUs (Continuing Education Units) or to take the NICET Certification exams.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The goal is production equipment uptime and reliability. This course is for you if your team maintains or repairs the machine electrical controls for your production process.
The NFPA 79 (2024) course delivers essential training on the latest electrical safety and compliance requirements for industrial machinery operating at 1000 volts or less. With updates aligned to NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, and NFPA 70B, participants gain practical knowledge to design, install, and maintain compliant systems—reducing downtime, preventing costly violations, and improving workforce safety.
This course is designed for organizations seeking to ensure that equipment meets current standards and passes inspections.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
Prepare for the NICET Certification exams. Learn test-taking strategies and review reference materials needed to maximize the NICET test experience. This training is helpful to personnel working in the fire alarm industry who engage in a combination of fire alarm system activities including layout, equipment selection, installation, acceptance testing, troubleshooting and servicing.
- NICET Level I is for trainees and entry-level technicians who perform limited job tasks under frequent supervision.
- NICET Level II is for technicians who perform routine tasks under general daily supervision.
NTT’s NICET I & II test preparation course will give you the confidence to sit for the exam. All NICET exams are proctored at Pearson VUE Professional test centers. Here are some additional test prep tips
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.
The Texas NEC® 2026 with Law and Electrical Safety course supports Texas-licensed electricians in meeting mandatory continuing education requirements while reinforcing consistent, code-compliant, and safe electrical work practices.
This focused four-hour program connects Texas Electrician Law, Texas Administrative Rules, and the 2026 National Electrical Code® into a single, practical learning experience. Participants strengthen their understanding of how state law and adopted codes work together to govern electrical installations, inspections, and enforcement across Texas.
The course emphasizes real-world application—helping electricians and supervisors align daily jobsite decisions with current NEC® requirements, Texas regulations, and NFPA 70E safety principles. It is well suited as a required renewal course or as a targeted refresher to reinforce consistency, safety awareness, and inspection readiness across teams.
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) and Contact Hours
Upon completion of this training program, the attendee will receive a certificate of completion. Please contact your state or local licensing agency to determine if this training program is accepted for Continuing Education recognition by the agency.