Electrical Occupations Oral Report
Mike Reinaman, Electrical Occupations
You are required to give an oral report to the class on any topic relating to Electrical Occupations. It could be on procedures for installations, electrical codes, new products, new concepts, etc… You will be required to deliver your report to the class in an informed fashion and use at least one visual aid. This could be a picture from a magazine or web site, an actual product, draw or write on the white board, or a poster you made. I have trade magazines you can use for reference. You could use a web site, text book or code book to get your information. Here are several websites you could use as a resource. These websites also have many links to other good websites in this trade.
CEE News
http://pirt.ecmweb.com/
EC&M magazine is the technical authority for 140,000+ electrical professionals, including 84,500+ subscribers in electrical contracting firms (reaching all NECA and IEC member firms and ENR's top 50), 33,500+ subscribers in industrial plants and in commercial/ institutional facilities with 100+ employees (93% coverage of Fortune 1000 firms), and 22,000+ consulting electrical engineers. Through a mix of in-depth technical articles, market and construction forecasts, and comprehensive product reviews, EC&M is the ideal vehicle to reach the largest customers in the $65 billion electrical market*. In addition to the print publication, EC&M also produces three high-quality e-newsletters and an e-zine.CEE News Archives
http://www.ceenews.com/
CEE News, a magazine which served more than 87,000 electrical contractors and engineers, became part of EC&M magazine in 2002. EC&M increased its circulation by 45% and substantially broadened its editorial coverage, including additional emphasis on home networking and new products. The new, expanded EC&M will reach 140,000 electrical professionals who spend, on average, $1.39 million per year on electrical products and services. While CEE News ceased as a stand-alone publication in September, you can still search five years worth of CEE News articles and departments by entering a key word in the search field or selecting an issue in the right column.
http://www.ecmag.com/index.aspx
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR magazine is published for the segment of the construction market comprised of over 70,000 electrical contracting firms, employing over 650,000 electrical workers and producing an annual volume of over $95 billion. The magazine is a service to the members of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), an organization dedicated to enhancing the industry through continuing education, labor relations, current information, and promotional activities.Electricians' Toolbox Etc...
http://www.elec-toolbox.com/frames.html
This site was started in July of 1997. My whole approach was to put out information that would be readily accessible for electricians. I try to keep it simple, but practical. So I dedicate this site to the electrician and the electrical construction industry. Electrical Inspectors are always welcome! Here at Electricians Toolbox our goal is to share information that is useful to the electrician as well as the electrical contractor. This site is full of different options: definitions, formulas, useful info, discussion group, downloads and many more. This site also offers monthly code quizzes and Trick of the Trades. Electricians Toolbox has several links to business and manufacturers in the Electrical Industry as well as advertisements for different companies. This site is operated by an electrician for the electrician!WORLD ELECTRIC GUIDE
http://kropla.com/electric.htm
This is a guide to some important issues when deciding to use your electrical appliances in another country. It includes a table describing electrical systems worldwide, illustrations of electrical plugs you may run across, advice on using your computer and other general advice that you may find helpful. Finally, there is a list of sources for electrical travel accessories.ES - ElectricSmarts
http://www.electricsmarts.com/
Electricsmarts.com provides a comprehensive resource for manufacturers, distributors, contractors and other electrical industry professionals. As an Internet Smart Site, Electricsmarts.com anticipates the information and services you need, and then organizes it into logical, easy-to-access sections. A powerful database and search engine provide focused and dynamic interaction between content providers and site visitors. Finding the electrical information you need has never been easier.Joe Tedesco
http://www.joetedesco.com/
You need prior approval of your topic. List below what topic you are planning to present and get instructor approval before continuing.
York County School of Technology
Updated last - 18 October 2004