ELECTRICIAN'S BOOK -ESTIMATING ELECTRICAL WORK Review

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(More customer reviews)Contents
Why I am writing this book
Division 16th
Read all notes and specifications
Site visit
Suppliers for materials
Have software in place
How to start estimating
Project- Based Learning (PBL)
Estimating process
The need to learn to scale the drawings
General arrangement drawing - new project layout for exterior electrical
system
Check list for exterior electrical work
Duct bank details, excavation, concrete, PCV conduit
Concrete pad installation
Concrete pad installation with crane or other devices
Concrete pad and grounding system
Grounding system details at the location of the utility transformer
Feeders /Wiring /cables for primary and secondary side
PVC conduit for CATV; Telephone; DATA (wiring by others
Materials and labour
Exterior lighting
Chart by work order
Lighting pole details for installation and foundation
Lighting fixtures on the poles, building and sign
Wiring /cables for exterior lighting poles circuits
Conduit, boxes and wiring /cables for exterior lighting on the building
Equipped poles installation with crane or other devices Materials and labour
Signage: raceway & wiring
Duct bank details, excavation, concrete, PCV conduit Wiring /cables for exterior signage circuits
Sub-service for propane gas tank & devices
Duct bank details, excavation, concrete, PCV conduit
Wiring /cables for propane tank
Local Support & Main disconnect installation and wiring termination
Work orders: total tasks for electrical work
Results interpretation

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This is colour version of the book. Part 1 is covering the exterior electrical work like: electrical service for primary/secondary, concrete duct bank installation,transformer's pad installation ,exterior lighting system,and other systems that will be required to provide specific function to the location. Part 2 is covering the interior electrical work.This book is going to be a help to individuals that are working in the electrical field as electricians or electrical contractors, estimators or engineers working in construction, maintenance, where electrical tasks are between their day by day duties or responsibilities.This is project base learning system and will teach you how to find the magic number that will give you profits for any electrical work you'll need to achieve and perform.

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National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) 2007 Handbook Review

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(More customer reviews)The previous reviewer (Boothe) is greatly mistaken about the purpose and quality of this book. Although i do not own this edition, previous editions have always been excellent. Apparently he did not realize that the National Electrical Safety Code is specifically written for utility workers, lineman, substation maintenance and construction, power generation etc. The National Electrical Code is the designated code for non-utility wiring. To rate this publication poorly because HE mistook its purpose is grossly unfair to the many talented authors of this handbook.

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