Electrician's Exam Study Guide

Publisher - McGraw-Hill
ISBN - 9780071489300
Author - Brian Coffin; Kimberley Keller
Pages - 370

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Turn to the Electrician's Exam Study Guide for the knowledge, practice and confidence needed to pass the Journeyman and Master Electrician exams with flying colors. This practical resource contains 1,500 questions presented in the same format used on the actual exam, plus accurate answers to all questions. The book also includes references to the National Electrical Code (nec), with extensive illustrations to help you gain full insight into the NEC.

Filled with extensive tables and examples, this on-target guide presents a wealth of information on general definitions and requirements for installations…wiring methods…equipment... product safety standards… administration and enforcement…and much more. The Electrician's Exam Study Guide features:

1,500 exam-style multiple choice and true/false questions and answers
NEC tables and detailed illustrations that help clarify complicated Code and show how to use local codebooks to solve exam questions
National Electrician Code references

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Acknowledgments and Dedications
Preface
Understanding the NEC
Chapter 1: Articles 90 Through 110
Chapter 2: Wiring Requirements and Protection
Chapter 3: Wiring Methods and Materials
Chapter 4: Equipment for General Use
Chapter 5: Special Occupancies and Classifications
Chapter 6: Special Equipment
Chapter 7: Special Conditions
Chapter 8: Communications
Chapter 9: Tables, Annexes and Examples
Chapter 10: Math Calculations and Basic Electrical Theory
Chapter 11: Review and Applying Principles
Chapter 12: Master Electrician Skills
Chapter 13: Timed Test 1
Chapter 14: Timed Test 2
Chapter 15: Timed Test 3
Chapter 16: Closed Book Exam
Chapter 17: Techniques for Studying and Taking Your Test

ABOUT THE AUTHOR(S)

Brian Coffin is a master electrician with more than three decades’ experience. Kimberley Keller is employed as a CAD designer, safety and compliance director and project coordinator for one of New England’s most prominent electrical contractors.