Training · Construction Professionals
Project Engineer to Project Manager
Electrical concepts, code, and best practices for non-electrician construction professionals — designed in close consultation with our contractors, so PEs can talk the talk and walk the walk on electrical projects.
The five-course path
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01
Practical Electrical Theory
Self-paced online. Atomic theory, Ohm's Law, series and parallel circuits.
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02
Subject Indexing and Code
Navigate the NEC and run the calculations: conductor sizing, raceway and box fill, service sizing, grounding and bonding, motors, lighting, panelboards.
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03
Electrical Wiring Methods and Installations
The most-used wiring methods, proper installation, workmanship standards, and applying code correctly.
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04
Job Costs and Estimating Basics
Material and labor estimation, voltage drop in practice, and total job cost analysis.
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05
Commercial Electrical Blueprint Reading
Coordinate cut sheets, submittals, and the NEC with digital blueprints — self-paced or instructor-led.
Good to know
- Not just for Project Engineers. General contractors, construction managers, solar installers — any construction professional who needs a grounding in electrical concepts benefits.
- Not for Electrician Trainees. ETs should follow the ET Certificate path to bank the education hours the state exam requires.
- Fits a full-time job. Every course is fully online; motivated students finish in ~6 months, one-course-per-quarter students in ~18.
- Member discounts apply. WECA member contractors and their employees get program discounts — members can grab the rate sheet from the member dashboard.