Cable Splicing Training

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Cable splicing training.

The ncscb personal certification program for medium voltage cable splicers allows an individual to demonstrate his or her knowledge skills and abilities in splicing and terminating shielded electrical power cable. Install taped molded and heat shrink splices on tape shielded and jacketed concentric jcn cables. See reviews photos directions phone numbers and more for the best cable splicing in brea ca. This high voltage cable splicing training course is designed for electrical engineers operations managers plant electricians and electrical contractors utility linemen and cable splicers that are responsible for the installation maintenance splicing and terminating of high voltage cable systems.

Its mission was to provide training that covered fiber optic theory hands on skills testing assessments and a practical exam which would test a student s ability to comprehend and problem solve practical applications he or she would encounter in the field. The course explains how to prepare pilc cable for several typical splices made on primary pilc cables. This certification requires the completion of the two cable courses listed below which may be completed in any order within an 18 month period. The purpose of this course is to teach the principles of splicing paper insulated lead covered pilc cables.

Cable splicing and terminating medium voltage 4 5 days 3 2 ceus cable fault location tracing medium voltage 4 5 days 3 2 ceus. Demonstrations of making several typical splices on pilc cables are presented. The certification will be valid for 3 years from the date of issue. The national cable splicing certification boardâ s program is for anyone splicing or terminating cables for with.

This course will cover advanced testing and troubleshooting of fiber optics systems in today s competitive and challenging industry. Prepare cable for splicing utilizing hand tools abrasives and solvents. Install taped cold shrink heat shrink and molded elbow terminations. Utilize a high potential tester for performing withstand tests on assembled splices.