Today, anyone
doing electrical work within the
State of California must be licensed or certified by the state. That
means learning the rules and regulations that apply to electrical
installations, and passing a state exam. This guide is designed as an
aid to the 2002 National Electrical Code, your primary reference for
the California State Certification Examination.
Using the
sample questions provided, you'll learn
how to analyze each question so you know what to quickly look for in
the Code. You'll become familiar with the Code's organization and learn
proven shortcuts demonstrated to save time in helping you find the
exact section, article, and table you need for each question. Instead
of wasting time hunting through the Code, you'll be able to spend your
exam time wisely -- so that you have time to review your answers before
the test is finished.
You'll review
all sections dealing with special
occupancies, zone classifications, working clearances, service
installations, branch circuit requirements, equipment grounding,
conductor ampacities, motor and control requirements, load
calculations, safety requirements and much more.
With this
study guide and your NEC, you'll have
the skills, the knowledge, and the tools you need to pass the State of
California Certification Examination and receive your General
Journeyman License.