LIVE 6 HOUR CONTINUING EDUCATION
Can be used for MA additional 6 hour requirement 237 CMR 17.01(c)
and open to all
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT INFO (open to all--- not just electricians)
MA ONLY requirement for electrical renewal for all License Classes (NOT needed for NH, ME, RI or VT)
NO LONGER are you required to submit proof of your 6 hours to the MA Board.
NO LONGER must your 6 hour provider or class be Board Approved
YOU MUST still comply with the 6 hours of professional development for MA renewal
KEEP your certificate in a file and submit proof if you are randomly selected for audit.
And, as always, if you took your class with Kennedy Seminars and needs proof of your class, just shoot me an email and I will email you back a copy for your records.
So, you have until July 31, 2019 to complete your 6 hours of professional development.
The MA Board still need proof of your 15 hours, electronically sent by your provider
MA ONLY requirement for electrical renewal for all License Classes (NOT needed for NH, ME, RI or VT)
NO LONGER are you required to submit proof of your 6 hours to the MA Board.
NO LONGER must your 6 hour provider or class be Board Approved
YOU MUST still comply with the 6 hours of professional development for MA renewal
KEEP your certificate in a file and submit proof if you are randomly selected for audit.
And, as always, if you took your class with Kennedy Seminars and needs proof of your class, just shoot me an email and I will email you back a copy for your records.
So, you have until July 31, 2019 to complete your 6 hours of professional development.
The MA Board still need proof of your 15 hours, electronically sent by your provider
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2020 DATES Coming soon
*All classes include- certificate of completion and light refreshments *The below classes are open to anyone interested- regardless of what license you hold
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- CLASS DESCRIPTIONS:
- OSHA 10 (29 CFR 1926 Construction)-
- Paul Kennedy-Instructor
For anyone in the Construction Industry, this course teaches workplace safety and helps workers reduce the risk of job-site hazards and also to know the proper procedures when necessary
-Books available for $35.00 - Intro to NFPA 70E 2018-
- Paul - Kennedy- Instructor
Addresses the importance of electrical safety in the workplace. The safety topics covered in this course include identification of and protection from electrical safety hazards leading to arc flash. Also, how to establish an electrically safe work condition.
-Books available for $75.00
- First Aid/CPR/AED- (Class limit of 12. Classes can be added. Contact Bev to get on the list. )
- Certified ProCPR-Instructor
- To help participants recognize and respond appropriately to cardiac, breathing and first aid emergencies.
This course is designed with the contractor in mind
Each attendee will be certified in Standard First Aid/CPR/AED for 2 years
- Hot Works Certification/Silica/Clearance Spaces(Advanced registration of 1 week necessary)
- Rob Desario-Instructor - Went into effect in MA July 1, 2018 and is any activity or process that involves open flames or that generates sparks or heat and includes: Welding and allied processes; heat treating; grinding; thawing pipes; powder-driven fasteners; hot riveting; torch-applied roofing; and any similar applications producing or using sparks, flame or heat.
- There is a test that must be passed at the end of class.
- Generac- (comes early in the new code cycle. Next visit is March 2020)
- Generac Representatives
Come learn directly from Generac what is new with their products and how to install in accordance with the NEC
- Solar Fundamentals- (next class in 2020 cycle)
- Matt Piantedosi- Instructor
Basic fundamentals of solar photo-voltaic systems, new products and methods, electrical code requirements as well as examples of both the right and wrong ways of installations - VFD'S (class side limited- call to get on the list)
- Bob Twohill of Yaskawa Motors and John Steenbruggen of First Electric Motor explain the basics
- Fire Alarm Fundamentals
- Rob DeSario-Instructor
- Rob will explain the basic fire alarm fundamentals and the laws that pertain to them
Intro to Thermal Imaging- (no class scheduled. Contact me if interested)
- Chuck Moran, Instructor
The objectives of the class is to provide a basic understanding as to how an infrared camera can be used in the electrical field by both electricians and inspectors to: locate and evaluate problems in the electrical systems; analyzing readings; gathering and generating data; proper safety practices and how to generate additional money with the purchase of a camera