ARC Course
Write An Impeccable PVC-Coated Rigid Conduit Spec Sheet for Raceways
The role of a specifier or engineer is to translate designed plans into well-defined descriptions, materials and parts. This means conforming to exacting design specs and regulatory codes and requirements.
Specifiers may be called on to defend their choices. So, the goal of the electrical engineer is to specify quality products that will deliver reliability and longevity from the start. Often a specific brand name is recommended to conform to exacting division 16 and division 26 electrical specifications, ensure the right standards are followed and verified by the proper listings.
Additional influences may also impact how product is specified. For PVC-coated rigid conduit in raceway systems, that is the threat of corrosion in harsh environments and hazardous locations.
Plasti-Bond offers Accredited, Regulated, and Certified (ARC) courses to help you develop a spec package that integrates the right product in your specifications. It also provides the opportunity to provide plant owners, end-users and contractors added value through warranties and proven performance.
They are taught by experienced pros in corrosion prevention and emphasize real-world installation and product application. Upon request, courses may be adapted to your company or project’s specific needs upon request.
Based on course content, participants can earn 1 hour of Professional Development for each hour-long class. Both classes are free of charge.
SPECIFIERS / ENGINEERS
ARC online training classes
Product Performance Verification for Corrosive Environments – This course provides a general explanation of how corrosion works and how a PVC coated raceway system with the right standards and specifications can protect against corrosion when properly installed.
Corrosion Protection and Safety Assurance - Corrosion protection and safety go hand in hand. This course provides valuable insight into critical design considerations for protection in hazardous locations. References industry standards for good design and specification criteria. Understand how to validate listed products and achieve the value you specify for performance and safety.
Corrosion College
Corrosion College provides an understanding of the corrosion process through online instruction conducted by professionals in the field of corrosion protection.
Corrosion College is accredited for 15 Professional Development Hours (PDH) to participants who complete the course successfully. Credits are available from Texas A&M, Kilgore College, American Institute of Architects, or PDH Engineer.
Accrediting Colleges and Professional Associations
Texas A&M
Kilgore College
AIA (American Institute of Architects)
PDH Engineer
Reviews By Specifiers / Engineers
