york electricians jatc

York Electricians JATCJoint Apprenticeship and Training

Committee

About The NJATC

• National Joint Apprenticeship and Training

Committee

• Created in 1941

• Trained over 350,000 apprentices to journeyman

status

• Partnership between IBEW and NECA

o International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

o National Electrical Contractors Association

NJATC Training CentersCenters in Canada, Puerto Rico, Hawaii (Not Shown)

MissionThe mission of the National Joint

Apprenticeship and Training Committee is to

develop and standardize training to educate

the members of the International Brotherhood

of Electrical Workers and the National

Electrical Contractors Association; insuring and

providing the Electrical Construction Industry

with the most highly trained and highly skilled

workforce possible.

York Electricians JATC

• Currently have 39 Apprenticeso 37 Inside Wireman Apprentices

o 2 Installer Technician Apprentices

• New Training Center with several hands-on labso Motor Control Lab

o Conduit Bending Lab

o Craft Certification Lab

o BICSI Lab

o Solar, Fire Alarm, Transformer, Electronics…

• Professionally Trained Instructorso University of Michigan

o University of Tennessee

o National Labor College

o Concordia University

College Bound

• Program is fully accredited by the American

Council on Educationo 52 credits for Inside Wireman Program

o 37 credits for Installer/ Technician Program

• Scholarships available through:o International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

o Union Plus

o AFL-CIO Working America

Motor Control Lab

Conduit Bending lab

Craft Certification

BICSI Lab

Solar Photovoltaic lab

Other Labs

Inside Wireman Program

• 5 years

o 8,000 hours OJT (on-the-job training)

o 900 hours classroom instruction

oNew Blended Learning Format

• Receive a Journeyman Wireman

classification

• Current JW Wage – $29.65 / hr.

• Current Benefits Package – $14.54 / hr.

Inside Wireman Curriculum

• Conduit Fabrication

• DC and AC Theory

• National Electrical Code and Practices

• Test Instruments

• Transformers

• Motors, Motor Control

• Rigging and Torque

• Blueprint Reading

• Grounding and Bonding

• Power Quality

• Structured Cabling

• Building Automation

• Lighting Controls

• Fire Alarm and Security Systems

• Photovoltaics (Solar PV)

• Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

• Hazardous Locations

• Safety Related Work Practices

• …and more

1st Year core curriculum

• Orientation 1

• Job Information 1

• Conduit Fabrication 1 & 2

• Code and Practices 1

• DC Theory 1

• 4 Applications

2nd year core curriculum

• Orientation 2

• Test Instruments 1

• Codeology 1

• AC Theory 1

• Blueprint Reading 1

• Safe Work Practices 1

• Transformers 1

• Code and Practices 2

• 4 Applications

3rd year core curriculum

• AC Theory 2

• Transformers 2

• Safe Work Practices 2

• Code and Practices 3

• Blueprints 2

• Fire Alarm 1

• Grounding and Bonding 1

• Plus 10 credits of Advanced Training

4th year core curriculum

• Blueprints 3

• Code Calculations 1

• Grounding and Bonding 2

• Motors 1

• Motor Control 1

• Plus 15 credits of Advanced Training

5th year core curriculum

• Code and Practices 4

• Orientation 3

• Code calculations 2

• Motor Control 2

• Torque 1

• Rigging 1

• Plus 15 credits of Advanced Training

Advanced Training• DC Theory 2

• AC Theory 3

• Semiconductors 1 & 2

• Digital Electronics 1

• Transformers 3

• Motors 2

• Power Quality 1

• Motor Control 3

• PLC 1 & 2

• Instrumentation 1 & 2

• Code and Practices 5 & 6

• Code Calculations 3

• Hazardous Locations 1 & 2

• Fire Alarm 2

• Lightning Protection 1

• Health Care 1 & 2

• Nurse Call Systems

• CCTV 1 & 2

• Local Area Networks 1 & 2

• Paging Systems 1

• RF Communications 1

• Sound Reinforcement 1

• Structured Cabling 1

• Telephony 1

• Lighting Essentials 1 & 2

• Security Systems 1 & 2

• Building Automation 1, 2, & 3

• Distributed Generation 1

• Photovoltaics 1 & 2

Inside Wireman Job Description• Installing new wiring and Repairing old wiring

• Installing Receptacles, Lighting Systems, and Fixtures

• Planning and Installing Raceway Systems

• Power Distribution, Grounding, Temporary Power

• Fire Alarms, Security Systems, Telephone and Data

Systems

• Job planning and supervision

• Troubleshooting and Repairing Electrical Systems

• Power and Controls to Motors, HVAC, and other

Equipment

Installer Technician Program

• 3 years

o 4800 hours OJT (on-the-job training)

o 480 hours classroom instruction

• Receive an Installer Technician B

classification

• Current Tech B Wage – $20.97 / hr.

• Current Benefits Package – $15.05 / hr.

Installer Technician Curriculum

• Test instruments

• Structured Cabling

• Fiber Optics

• Blueprint Reading

• National Electrical Code and

Practices

• DC and AC Theory

• IT Power Quality

• IT Telephony

• Paging Systems

• Security Systems

• Fire Alarm

• Local Area Networks (LAN)

• Grounding

• CCTV

• Audio and Video Systems

• RF Communications

• Nurse Call Systems

• … and more

1st year V-D-V curriculum

• Orientation

• Job Information 1

• Test Instruments

• Fiber Optics

• Blueprint Reading

• Code and Practices 1

• DC Theory

• Structured Cabling Systems

2nd year V-D-V curriculum

• Orientation

• AC Theory

• Power Quality

• Telephony

• Paging Systems

• Security Systems

• Fire Alarm

• Local Area Networks

• Grounding

• Code and Practices 2

3rd year V-D-V curriculum

• Building Automation

• CCTV

• Residential Audio & Video Systems

• RF Communications

• Semiconductors

• Sound Reinforcement

• Nurse Call

• Residential Advanced Technology

• Automating and Integrating Residential Systems

Installer Technician Job Description

• Plan and initiate projects

• Install underground Voice-Data-Video Feeders

• Grounding Electrode Systems

• Install pathways and racks to house VDV Systems

• Install, Terminate, and Test Copper and Fiber Optic cables

• Communications, security, access control, and sound distribution systems

• Local Area Networks (LAN), Gateways, Routers, Telephone

switches

Entry Requirements

• High School Diploma or GED

• One year of High School Algebra

• 17 years of age

• Valid Driver’s License

• Qualifying Score on Aptitude Test

• Drug-Free

Journeyman Online CE• Building Automation 1

• Building Automation 2

• Conduit Bending and Fabrication• Electrical Safety Simulator

• Electrical Systems 2011

• Fluke Instrumentation Academy

• Klein Virtual Boot Camp

• Lutron Lighting Controls Academy• Milwaukee Test & Measurement Academy

• Motors

• Photovoltaic Systems

• Salisbury Rubber Goods Academy

• Success in the Workplace• Test Instruments

• Transformer Principles & Applications

Journeyman Classroom CE

• OSHA 30

• NFPA 70E

• Solar Photovoltaic Systems

• MV Splice/ Termination

• Electrical Project Supervision 1 & 2

• Powder Actuated Tools

• Industry Awareness

• Code of Excellence

• Rigging and Lifting

• Electric Vehicle Infrastructure (EVITP)

• First-Aid/ CPR

• Programmable Logic Controllers

• BICSI Installer (Copper, Fiber Optic, Technician)

• Motor Control 1 & 2

Craft Certification

• Based on Job Analysis by American Institutes for Research (AIR)

• Identified 20 most critical tasks and 10 KSA’s of Journeyman

Electricians

• Craft Certification process validated by National Electrical

Certification Board

• Two Components:

o Written Examination (5 Incremental, 1 Overall)

o Performance Evaluation (5 Incremental, 1 Overall)

• Journeyman must pass both overall exams to become craft certified

• Apprentices must pass both incremental exams to advance

BICSI

• Building Industry Consulting Services International

• Industry standard for IT systems

• Often required by job specifications

• York electricians JATC is an Authorized Training Facility (ATF)

• We teach Information Technology Systems Installation:

o IN101: BICSI ITS Installer 1 Training

o IN225: BICSI ITS Installer 2, Copper

o IN250: BICSI ITS Installer 2, Fiber Optic

o TE350: BICSI ITS Technician

Address

York Electricians JATC

555 Willow Springs Lane

York, PA 17406