Class
Enrollment Page for the Charlotte Metro Area in North Carolina
Tim
Walker is a 30 year veteran of the North Carolina Charlotte Mecklenburg County
Inspection Department. He has worked in Charlottes' city high-rise section most
of that time. Tim and his wife Mary enjoy traveling since his retirement. They
are now taking care of their wonderful new grandson (Bradley) and have slowed
down just a bit.
Tim was also a Naval Reservist for 25 years; a Huey air crewman,
a crew chief, doorgunner and SAR wet crewman (Retired). The squadron was HAL-4
the REDWOLFS.
Tim has taught classes at CPCC (Central Piedmont Community College)
since 1981. He also taught classes for homeowners on how to wire their own homes.
This class was also used for 'green' electrical helpers. He has also taught second
and fourth year apprenticeship classes and code seminars for electricians taking
their state exams. He has been certified by North Carolina Department of Insurance
to teach classes for Electrical Inspectors and by North Carolina State Electrical
Board to instruct continuing education for state contractors. We are proud to
have Tim as an instructor for our continuing education classes.
You
can either print from your printer or complete on-line by choosing the "Register
Online" option below:
If you need less than 8 hours of class time,
please contact the CECA office and we can work something out that will be more
accommodating to you.
2017 - 2018 Schedule - Located
in the Charlotte Metro Area at 9715 Northeast
Parkway Suite 300 Matthews NC 28105
Charlotte
Metro Area Location Classes - CECA office which opens
at 8:15 9715 Northeast Parkway Suite 300 Matthews, NC 28105 1 mile
outside Charlotte city limits - See Map
All Charlotte metro area classes start at 8:30
Class
is approved for continuing education credit in NC, VA & OH and accepted by
letter in GA
Wednesday December 20, 2017 - 8 hour
Class - INSTRUCTOR: TIM WALKER (Retired Mecklenburg
County Electrical Inspector) - This class
starts at 8:30 and goes to 4:00 and is 8 hrs
of your Continuing Educational Hours. Course
name - Contractor Review - Major Changes to
the 2017 NEC will be discussed within the
class with emphasis on the things that inspectors
are looking for, including pitfalls for the
contractor, and issues created by the design
professional.
Or
Wednesday January 10, 2018 - 8 hour
Class - INSTRUCTOR: TIM WALKER (Retired Mecklenburg
County Electrical Inspector) - This class
starts at 8:30 and goes to 4:00 and is 8 hrs
of your Continuing Educational Hours. Course
name - Contractor Review - Major Changes to
the 2017 NEC will be discussed within the
class with emphasis on the things that inspectors
are looking for, including pitfalls for the
contractor, and issues created by the design
professional.
Or
Wednesday January 31, 2018 - 8 hour
Class - INSTRUCTOR: TIM WALKER (Retired Mecklenburg
County Electrical Inspector) - This class
starts at 8:30 and goes to 4:00 and is 8 hrs
of your Continuing Educational Hours. Course
name - Contractor Review - Major Changes to
the 2017 NEC will be discussed within the
class with emphasis on the things that inspectors
are looking for, including pitfalls for the
contractor, and issues created by the design
professional.
Or
Wednesday February 14, 2018 - 8 hour
Class - INSTRUCTOR: TIM WALKER (Retired Mecklenburg
County Electrical Inspector) - This class
starts at 8:30 and goes to 4:00 and is 8 hrs
of your Continuing Educational Hours. Course
name - Contractor Review - Major Changes to
the 2017 NEC will be discussed within the
class with emphasis on the things that inspectors
are looking for, including pitfalls for the
contractor, and issues created by the design
professional.
Or
Wednesday February 28, 2018 - 8 hour
Class - INSTRUCTOR: TIM WALKER (Retired Mecklenburg
County Electrical Inspector) - This class
starts at 8:30 and goes to 4:00 and is 8 hrs
of your Continuing Educational Hours. Course
name - Contractor Review - Major Changes to
the 2017 NEC will be discussed within the
class with emphasis on the things that inspectors
are looking for, including pitfalls for the
contractor, and issues created by the design
professional.
Or
Please click on map to register
for classes in other areas of the state. The NC Electrical Board requires licensees to complete 8 hours of
continuing education for license renewal each year, four of those hours must be
obtained from a classroom setting. NC licensees can bank up to 3 years worth of
continuing education hours at any time.
The NEC
test for Virginia meets the requirements of the Virginia Department of Professional
and Occupational Regulation for the Commonwealth of Virginia. The test for VA
is good for 3 credit hours, which satisfies the Virginia requirement of 3 credit
hours during the two year term of the license. Hours can not be banked for
Virginia licensing.
What are the new continuing
education requirements for the NCBEEC? While the requirement is still
that each licensee must have 8 hours of continuing education, starting in July
1 2008 the new annual requirement is that 4 of the hours must be obtained from
a classroom setting and the other 4 hours may be obtained by several means including
tests (online and paper form). CECA
presently offers testing in paper form and online form.
CECA also offers
additional free classroom sessions to CECA Members. If you are interested in membership
please either contact the CECA office or click
here for the member application.
Class
Enrollment Page for the Charlotte Metro Area in North Carolina
