Nav & Use

Transform how you use the National Electrical Code (NEC) and stay updated on 2023 changes. Our CE classes help you become a better, safer, and more profitable electrician. Whether you're troubleshooting in the field or preparing for an inspector, get the systematic approach you need to master the code. As Victor says, the code is like a Corvette and you need to learn to drive.

IN-PERSON - RALEIGH

Workshop Details

Workshop Date & Location

Raleigh

April 7, 2026

Hampton Inn and Suites at Crabtree 3920 Arrow Dr, Raleigh, NC, 27612

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Schedule:

8am to 4pm

Hotel Information:

Reduced room rates available for JCR workshop attendees. Call the venue directly and mention "JCR Productions" when booking.

What's Included

The complete package

8 Classroom CEUs

Full-day CEU credit

Expert Instruction

Led by Victor Ring

Certificate of Completion

For your records

NC Board Reporting

Instant reporting amongst course completion

What You'll Learn

Morning: NEC Foundation

The morning session focuses on helping electricians understand where the National Electrical Code came from, how it is structured, and how to use it more effectively. You’ll cover the history and development of the electrical industry and the NEC, the role of the US Fire Marshals and NFPA, and the agencies and systems that support the code. You’ll also learn how the document is formatted and designed, including the three types of protections in the code and the ten subjects of requirement.

Afternoon: Practical Application

The afternoon session moves into real-world code use and application. You’ll learn methods for locating requirements within the NEC, using tables effectively, and understanding how key concepts apply in installation work. Topics include introductory use of Article 250 for bonding and grounding, plus application of core electrical fundamentals through the code, including Article 210, Article 240, and Article 310.