|  No matter if you are personally walking the Music City Convention Center floor in Nashville, Tenn., or attending NECA 2021 virtually, don't miss these 12 innovative product offerings that Group Editorial Director Mike Eby chose on the final day of the show. |
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|  On the final morning of NECA 2021, Michael Johnston, executive director of standards and safety for NECA, and Jim Dollard, safety coordinator for the Philadelphia Electrical JATC, presented on some of the most important changes to the 2021 edition of the standard and what those revisions mean for users. |
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|  Expanding NEC requirements and new electrical applications will drive SPD growth. Applications for these devices include elevators, escalators, moving walkways, outdoor lighting, motor control centers, fire pump controllers, and more. |
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|  Kevin Wright’s session at NECA on a soon-to-be-released handbook about how contractors can cash in on microgrid installations generated quite a few questions about local regulations and gatekeepers in this emerging market. |
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|  “Use it, or lose it” applies to everyday life in so many areas. In the electrical trade specifically, not performing certain skills for some time (or with little frequency) means we become rusty. Given the variety of our day-to-day work environments, not all electrical professionals are exposed to skills outside of the job they normally perform. Few things in the field are more frustrating — and potentially more dangerous — than not having a handle on certain skills. |
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Members Only |  PREMIUM CONTENT: In this episode, Ellen Parson speaks with Mike Catalano and three of the electrical students he instructs as part of a unique program between the county's vocational training services and Habitat for Humanity. |
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|  Although many of the indicators that measure the health of the overall construction market are mixed so far in 2021, a variety of interesting projects have broken ground in recent months, particularly in the multifamily, hospital, and college/university markets. Other than these segments, however, much of the construction market remains soft. |
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|  As facility managers look to evaluate proposals for an arc flash risk assessment, a common issue often surfaces. It’s difficult to sort out the project scope and significant differences in proposals. In addition, as bids are solicited for an arc flash risk assessment, many times there is an assumption that NFPA 70E is the standard — which leads to the misconception that the company does not have to create its own scope of work specifications. |
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|  How do you become a licensed master electrician? You would think this simple question would have a straightforward answer, but that’s not always the case. The process tends to have several gray areas, depending on the path you take and the jurisdiction you seek to get licensed in. So when it comes to learning the electrical trade, Harold De Loach recommends taking the steps — not the elevator. |
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