Electrical Code Academy, Inc.
Electrical Training Programs and Electrical Exam Preparation Courses
Michigan
Licensed Categories for Electricians
Electrical Journeyman
Master Electrician
Electrical Contractor
Fire Alarm Specialty Technician
Electrical Fire Alarm Contractor
Electrical Sign Installer
Electrical Sign Specialty Contractor
Licenses Issued By: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs
Apprenticeship License: Not required, but apprentices must register within 30 days of employment. The application can be found at the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs.
Requirements to Take the Licensing Exam
Electrical Journeyman applicants must be at least 20 years of age and have completed 800 hours of experience related to electrical construction, maintenance, wiring and equipment in at least four years (credit may be awarded for attendance at a recognized training program).
Master Electrician applicants must be at least 22 years of age, held an electrical journeyman license for two years or longer and have at least 12,000 hours of experience related to electrical construction, maintenance, wiring and equipment over a minimum of six years.
Electrical Contractor applicants must either hold a master electrician’s license for at least one year prior or have at least one master electrician in their employ, who resides in the state of Michigan.
Fire Alarm Specialty Technician applicants must be at least 20 years of age and be certified by the National Institute for Certification in Engineering Technology (NICET) as an associate engineering technician, level II or the equivalent in the field of fire alarm systems technology.
Electrical Fire alarm Contractor applicants must either have held a fire alarm specialty technician license for at least one year or have at least one fire alarm specialty technician in their employ, who resides in the state of Michigan. The fire alarm specialty technician must be in charge of code compliance for all installations, wiring and equipment.
Electrical Sign Installer applicants must be at least 18 years of age, with a minimum of 4,000 hours of experience over a period of not less than two years in the field of sign installation, maintenance, connection and repair. In addition, applicants will need proof of successful completion of an approved training course.
Electrical Sign Specialty Contractor applicants must either have held an electrical sign installer license or have at least one electrical sign installer in their employ, who resides in the state of Michigan. In addition, they will need to provide evidence of public liability insurance.
PLEASE READ EVERYTHING BELOW - IT IS VITAL TO YOUR Electrical Career SUCCESS!
We know the importance of getting your electrical license and expanding your electrical opportunities.
In fact, the Electrical Exam Preparation Course you are about to read about is REVOLUTIONIZING the way students study and absorb the National Electrical Code® to ensure the highest level of assurance to your success on your electrical exam.
So we have some questions to ask you.
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Are you looking for a structured study plan with proven methods of success?
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Have you realized that studying on your own leaves you not really knowing what to expect on the actual electrical exam and consuming a lot of wasted time?
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Do you desire someone who is an Industry Expert, a proven leader in the electrical code world, in teaching and explaining the National Electrical Code as your mentor and guide while you study the lessons in a structured program?
If YES to any of the above then we are proud to introduce you to the Fast Trax NEC® Learning System. The most interactive, graphic latent, content specific driven program ever conceived for studying the National Electrical Code.
The FAST TRAX NEC® Learning System
So you are probably asking "How does the program work?" - Great Question since we are always excited to explain the program because it was built by electricians for electricians. When you enroll in the program you are provided with your own unique interactive Campus Console. You will have unlimited 365/24/7 access to the program. In fact, we will also recommend a proper study plan for you based on our proven 60 or 90 Day Study Plans that yield the best success rates, being over 98% when followed.
The Fast Trax® Program starts you at the beginning where you learn all the basics of the National Electrical Code®. As you move from Unit to Unit each lesson will get gradually harder as naturally, the NEC® gets harder the more detailed you get in your examination. However, don't worry as our program offers industry-leading graphics with illustrated call-outs and detailed explanations of every aspect of the course material.
What about Calculations? - Our Fast Trax® Program offers the industries "Exclusive" integrated worksheets that you can print out and use to help solve all the intricate calculations for electrical exam preparation as covered in the program. In fact, this course will teach you step-by-step calculations for branch circuits, feeders, and services as they relate to One and Two Family Dwelling, MultiFamily Dwellings, Commercial, and so much more in both the Standard and Optional Methods. If you struggle with calculations this course is designed just for you.
What makes the Fast Trax® NEC® Learning System so special?
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Over 1,200 NEC Related Question & Answer Database.
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Lowest Cost for a proven Electrical Exam Prep by Industry Experts - Not Just DVD's and a Book.
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Industry Leading Illustrations with specific code call-outs.
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Build-in FlashCard Feature - Limitless Interaction.
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Competency Reviews for each UNIT graded by Electrical Industry Experts.
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Featuring our exclusive "Ballistic Training Method" approach with Visual and Audible Interaction.
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Exclusive Invitation to the 2-Hr weekly LIVE electrical exam preparation sessions on ZOOM.
How many sections or units are in the Fast Trax® NEC® Learning System and what does it cover?
There are (5) Sections broken down into the following (19) Units :
Section 1 - Foundational Provisions - Unit 1 - Introduction to the National Electrical Code, Unit 2 -Definitions, Unit 3 - Boxes and Enclosures, Unit 4 - Cables, and Unit 5 - Raceways and Conductors. Within each of those units, you have the reading material, quizzes, competency review exams, and various videos.
Section 2 - One Family Dwellings - Unit 6 - General Provisions, Unit 7 - Special Provisions, Unit 8 - Calculations, Unit 9 - Services and Electrical Equipment. Within each of those units, you have the reading material, quizzes, competency review exams, and various videos.
Section 3 - MultiFamily Dwellings - Unit 10 - Comprehensive Provisions, Unit 11 - Calculations. Within each of those units, you have the reading material, quizzes, competency review exams, and various videos.
Section 4 - Commercial Locations - Unit 12 - General Provisions, Unit 13 - NonDwelling Load Calculations, Unit 14 - Services, Feeders, and Equipment. Within each of those units, you have the reading material, quizzes, competency review exams, and various videos.
Section 5- Special Occupancies, Areas, and Equipment - Unit 15 - Hazardous (Classified) Locations, Unit 16 - Health Care, Unit 17 - Industrial Locations, Unit 18 - Special Occupancies, Unit 19 - Special Equipment. Within each of those units, you have the reading material, quizzes, competency review exams, and various videos.
Are you interested in Passing Your Electrical Exam? Desire to no longer waste your time by studying without a proven plan, and need help from a NEC® Expert? Join Now!
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FastTrax® Electrical Exam Prep Program
Our Founders Philosophy for Electrical Exam Preparation
Study with Purpose and a Proven Plan.
If your intended study plan is simply flipping through the NEC®, watching some DVDs that are not geared to teaching the NEC® but rather giving an author's opinion on the NEC® then you will struggle. You have to pick a Study Plan that is geared to success. You have to study with a purpose and study in chronological order with how the NEC flows to have the best chance at that success.
Watching videos without actually doing practice exams and competency reviews will leave you stranded when the stress happens during an actual exam. This is why we created the NEC® Learning System called Fast Trax™.
Electrical Code Academy, Inc. has built a program called the "Fast Trax™". This program is unique because it directly links you to one of the leading electrical professionals in the industry, Paul Abernathy, who happens to sit on the National Electrical Code Making Panels 5 and 17, as well as provides a detailed step by step plan for your complete success. Getting that license has to be a mission, a passion, and a focus and the Fast Trax™ program can give you the best chance at all of those key directives.
Passing an electrical exam takes patience and dedication. The National Electrical Code® is a complex document of safety rules that are designed to protect persons and property from the hazards that arise with the use of electricity. Knowing the National Electrical Code® is critical to your success even after you pass your exam. We only get paid to do an installation one time so making sure it is done correctly and safely is critical to the electrician's long-term success.
For more information on our Electrical Exam Preparation or Electrical Exam Prep programs or any of our other electrical training courses please visit www.electricalcodeacademy.net or www.masterthenec.com for more information. Also watch our DEMO video below as well.