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Explain the purpose and theory of grounding and compare/contrast
"system grounding" and "equipment grounding". (I)
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Define the terms "ground," "grounded" and "grounding" and explain why
electricians should always work under the assumption that "the
possibility of getting shocked is present." (II)
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Explain how the grounding system provides for lighting protection and
define the following terms: "electrode system," "grounding conductor
system" and "bonding." (III)
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Define "bonding jumpers," explain why they are used and explain the
purpose and operation of ground fault circuit interrupters. (IV)
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Explain the difference between electrodes/electrode grounding, state
the material/size of grounding conductors for specific situations, and
explain the differences between AC and DC grounding systems. (V)
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State the functions of specific difference types of switches. (VI)
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Select the proper switches/receptacles for a residential wiring job
and illustrate the connection of switches in residential wiring. (VII)
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Select the proper size box for a given situation. (VIII)
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Describe the basic procedures for roughing-in a wiring job. (IX)
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Describe the basic procedures for trimming-out a wiring job. (X)
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List specific OSHA ladder safety requirements. (XI)
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