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Ontario Electrical Safety Code Training

Ontario Electrical Code

You can access the live online training through our web-based platform from your own computer. You can see and hear the instructor and see his screen live and ask questions.

You can interact and ask questions. The cost of the training also includes 7 days of email mentoring with the instructor.

Our 12-Hour (2 Day) Ontario Electrical Safety Code Live Online instructor-led training course will cover all the Ontario amendments made to the 2021 Ontario Electrical Safety Code. In fact, the course is intended to do a lot more than instruct about what changes have taken place since the last Ontario Electrical Code.

The Ontario Electrical Safety Code, Ontario Regulation 164/99, is comprised of the Canadian Electrical Code Part I (CEC) together with specific Ontario Amendments. Development of the Canadian Electrical Code Part I is led by the Canadian Standards Association (CSA). It is developed in close consultation with volunteer technical committees and subcommittees reflecting expertise from across Canada, including ESA. After review, the provincial government then adopts the CEC, with additional amendments specific to Ontario.

The Ontario Electrical Safety Code is mostly a technical document and is prescriptive in approach. The Code describes the standards for electrical installations, products and equipment in Ontario in detail.

The 2021 edition of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code – which includes the Canadian Electrical Code Part 1 plus several Ontario-specific amendments – reflects changes in technology and the marketplace, and incorporates feedback from stakeholders, technical reviews and new safety insights. The new edition includes changes designed to enhance electrical safety and protect workers and the public.

This course, conducted by one of Canada’s leading experts on the Ontario Electrical Safety Code, will help electrical professionals on the effective application through an improved understanding of the intent of the rules. Also, our course will instruct electrical professionals on how to access and navigate through the Ontario Electrical Safety Code in a cost-efficient manner. The Canadian Electrical Code is the basis for all provincial and territorial electrical codes in Canada, including the 2018 Ontario Electrical Safety Code. Most provinces adopt the code, without changes, while other provinces, like Ontario, add their own amendments. In the specific case of Ontario, there are many amendments that you need to know.

Designed and delivered by one of Canada's leading experts on Ontario Electrical Safety Code and Canadian Electrical Code interpretation, the course will instruct not only on the latest code changes, but how to understand what the rules are and how to access the code with ease. Some people spend endless time searching for the rules that they need. This course will teach what you need to know, quickly and accurately. Our instructor will demonstrate how to find the answers you need in a few easy steps.

You won’t want to miss this learning opportunity!!

It's a Proven Fact:
Electrical Engineering, Design, Maintenance and Construction professionals who understand the most current Canadian Electrical Code requirements will:

  • Work more safely and provide a greater degree of electrical protection for electrical systems
  • Work more productively. Make more money, save their clients' money
  • Prevent system incompatibilities from holding up a job
  • Experience a higher rate of passing electrical inspection

 

This interactive 12-Hour, 2-Day Ontario Electrical Safety Code training course will instruct industrial, commercial and institutional electrical professionals and electrical professionals on:

1. Understanding the most recent changes to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code and individual provincial ammendments.

2. Code Interpretation: How to most effectively interpret the Ontario Electrical Safety Code in order to properly comply.

3. How to navigate and access the Ontario Electrical Safety Code Rules accurately and time-effectively.

This course is designed to be an interactive, problem-solving, learning environment for delegates of all disciplines.

The positive outcome of this training is to improve the quality of installations and to pass electrical inspection with fewer deficiencies. It means working more efficiently and productively, saving time, energy, and money.

 

WHO should attend

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Electrical Engineers, Technicians And Technologists
  • Mechanical Engineers And Technologists
  • Design Consultants
  • Industrial Maintenance Contractors
  • Electrical Project Managers
  • Electrical Inspectors
  • Educators

Students receive

STUDENTS RECEIVE

  • 100+Page Digital Electrical Safety Handbook (Value $20)
  • An Electricity Forum Coupon (Value $100) To Be Used Against Any Future Electricity Forum Event (Restrictions Apply)
  • 1.2 CEU Credits Issued By The Engineering Institute Of Canada. (12 Professional Development Hours)
  • Course Materials In PDF Format

Ontario Electrical Code Training



DAY ONE

 

8:00 am 
Welcome and introduction to the code

  • Electrical code overview
  • Organization of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code
  • Related standards
  • Equipment approval requirements
  • How code changes are proposed

 

Definitions

  • Revised definitions
  • OESC definitions

 

General Rules

  • Administrative Requirements
  • Technical Requirements
  • Maintenance
  • Marking of Equipment

 

Conductors

  • Wire and cable – specifications and conditions of use
  • Conductor sizes, ampacities and temperature ratings
  • Flame spread ratings
  • Parallel conductors
  • Underground conductors
  • Sheath currents 
  • High voltage conductors

 

Services and Service Equipment

  • Consumers Service
  • Supply Service

 

Circuit Loading

  • Current Calculations
  • Voltage Drop
  • Continuous and Non-continuous Loads
  • Single Dwelling Calculations
  • Apartment Calculations
  • Other Occupancies

 

Grounding and Bonding

  • Section Completely Re-written
  • Definitions
  • Solidly-grounded Systems
  • Impedance-grounded Systems
  • Ungrounded Systems
  • Bonding

 

Wiring Methods

  • Overview of Different Wiring Methods

 

Protection and Control

  • Fuses
  • Circuit Breakers
  • Overload and overcurrent protection
  • Ground fault protection
  • Series rated electrical equipment
  • Fuse and circuit-breaker applications
  • Switching and disconnection

 

Hazardous Locations

  • Zones 0, 1 & 2 – flammable and explosive gases and vapours
  • Zones 20, 21 & 22– combustible and conductive dusts and ignitable fibres and flyings
  • Area classifications, divisions and groups
  • Hazardous locations – wiring and equipment
  • Sealing methods
  • Intrinsically safe and non-incendive circuits



DAY TWO

 

Installation of Electrical Equipment

  • Overcurrent Protection
  • Power factor correction capacitors
  • Transformers
  • Panelboards
  • Storage Batteries
  • Receptacles
  • Branch Circuits in Dwellings

 

Electric Motors

  • Service factor
  • Overcurrent and overload protection
  • Conductor ratings, service, feeders and branch circuits
  • Grouped motor protection
  • Motor disconnection
  • Motor controls

 

Fire Alarm Systems, Smoke & CO Alarms and Fire Pumps

  • Conductors
  • Smoke and CO Alarms
  • Overcurrent protection

 

High Voltage Substations and Lines

  • Definitions
  • Guarding
  • Warning notices
  • Service equipment location
  • Overcurrent protection
  • Grounding

 

Emergency Power Supply

  • Emergency power supply, unit equipment, exit signs and unit equipment
  • Wiring and overcurrent protection
  • Emergency power supplies
  • Emergency lighting
  • Exit signs

 

Fixed Electric Heating Systems

  • Review Changes to Rules

 

Renewable Energy Systems

  • Review Changes to Rules

 

Pools, Tubs and Spas

  • Review Changes to Rules

 

Temporary Wiring

  •  Conductors
  • Grounding and Bonding
  • Branch Circuits
  • Receptacles

 

Marine Wharves, Docking Facilities, Fixed & Floating Piers and Boathouses

  • Review Changes to Rules

 

 Electric Vehicle Charging Systems

  • Definitions
  • Branch Circuits
  • Disconnecting Means
  • Receptacles
  • EV as a Power Source


Questions and answers 

COURSE SCHEDULE:

Start: 10:00 a.m. Eastern Time                                                                                                              
Finish: 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time       

 

Live Online Course Registration Fees & CEU Credits

The registration fee to attend this live online training course is $599 + GST/HST.

Click Here to download a $100 discount coupon that you can apply toward the regular registration fee and pay only $499 + GST/HST

Register 3 delegates at full price $599, and get a 4th registration FREE!

Earn Continuing Education Unit (CEU) Credits

Successful completion of this course qualifies delegates to receive a certificate of course completion with indicated CEUs.

EIC

CEUs are granted by the Engineering Institute of Canada. One CEU is equivalent to 10 professional development hours of instruction.

This course earns 1.2 CEUs.

GROUP TRAINING
Live on-line or in-person. Customized.

Live online group training

We can present this Ontario Electrical Safety Code Training to your electrical engineering and maintenance staff, tailored to your specific equipment and requirements. We are ready to help design this program for you. Click on the link below to request a FREE quotation.

INSTRUCTOR

Ted Olechna
Ontario Electrical Safety Code Specialist, The Electricity Forum

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