IECRM Events, Classes, Important Dates

Grounding & Bonding I & II: * General Rules * System Grounding * Grounding Electrode * Enclosure, Raceway and Service Cable * Bonding * Equipment Grounding Conductor * Equipment Grounding Rules * Special Occupancies * Combines the 4 CEU hours of Grounding & Bonding I with the 4 CEU hours of Grounding & Bonding II What to bring: Please be sure to bring a calculator and your Code Book. Participants will earn 8 continuing education units (CEUs) upon successful completion of this …

Theory & Calculations 8 CEU Hours: An 8-hour comprehensive course on the theory and calculations of basic electrical circuits, transformers, and NEC tables. * Construction Math * Ohm's Law * Electrical circuit, power source (DC, AC) * Series circuit calculations (Relationships between current, voltage, resistance, power) * Kirchhoff's Voltage Law, Kirchhoff's Current Law * Parallel circuit calculations * Circuit resistance * Grounding & Bonding * Raceway fill * Wireways * Outlet an…

The IECRM Electric Vehicle Charging Station Training Program (EVCSTP) is an instructor-led certification course designed to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills for installing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. Participants will explore the fundamentals of electric vehicle technology, including battery management systems, charging infrastructure, and electric motor systems, along with applicable NEC code requirements. The program offers a deep understanding…

NEC Changes I & II: * Will cover all significant NEC changes for the 2026 code cycle. * Combines the 4 CEU hours of NEC Changes I with the 4 CEU hours of NEC Changes II What to bring: Participants may find it helpful to bring something for taking notes, as well as their 2026 NEC Codebook. Participants will earn 8 continuing education units (CEUs) upon successful completion of this course. All of IECRM’s continuing education courses meet the criteria of the Colorado State Electrical B…

IECRM is pleased to announce the celebration of the Class of 2026 with a formal graduation ceremony. We extend our sincere congratulations to all fourth-year apprentices for their exceptional hard work and dedication, as this milestone marks a significant achievement in their professional journeys. Graduates are invited to bring up to ten guests to the in-person ceremony, while Contractor Members, Instructors, Industry Partners, and Sponsors may host up to five guests each.