Training Services

Training Services

EnerTech Services will develop the training class to meet your needs. Our personnel have developed training classes for utilities as well as the private sector. We have also worked directly with State agencies. Our resources have given us the opportunity to fine tune each training class to the specific audience being targeted.

Recent examples are as follows:

Solar Photovoltaic Systems and the 1999 National Electrical Code Article 690 - EnerTech Services has developed a training class to educate licensed electricians about the code requirements associated with the installation of solar systems. This eight-hour course counts toward the fulfillment of the continuing education requirements for journeyman electricians in the state of Idaho. Solar photovoltaics (PV) can be used by anyone with a need for electric power. PV panels, which produce direct current (DC) electricity when exposed to sunlight, can directly power DC equipment. As an alternative, the electricity can be stored in a battery for later use or converted from DC to alternating current (AC) electricity to power AC equipment. Systems can also be set up to deliver AC electricity to the utility power grid. The course covers the following areas: Introduction to Photovoltaic Systems, PV Applications and Equipment, PV and the NEC, General NEC Requirements, Article 690 Introduction, Conductor Selection and Sizing, Over-current Device Selection and Ratings, Disconnects, Grounding, stand-alone Systems, Utility Interactive Systems, and a Photo Tour of an Off-Grid Home.

Power Quality and Interference Control Course - EnerTech Services has developed a training class to educate licensed electricians about power quality issues. This eight-hour course counts toward the fulfillment of the continuing education requirements for journeyman electricians in the state of Idaho. Power quality is a growing problem and public concerns about it are increasing. Power quality problems or power disturbances are caused by many factors. They can be caused by natural events like lighting or by everyday happenings like business operations, utility switching operations, or a neighbor's carpentry project. Power quality problems are often hard to identify and the sources difficult to determine. Specific problems require specific solutions, so accurate identification of a problem is essential. The Power Quality and Interference Control Course will help you understand the complexities of this growing problem and how to solve power quality problems when you encounter them.

High Voltage Training - EnerTech Services has developed a training class to educate licensed electricians about the hazards of working on high voltage wires. This eight-hour course counts toward the fulfillment of the continuing education requirements for journeyman electricians in the state of Idaho. This class was developed to prepare the electricians for the future. As each state adopts their own deregulation policy, the lines between utility services and electrical contractors will become blurred. This class has given the electrician the tools to work in the high voltage arena safely.