2026 NEC® Code Changes Demystified – Most Important Updates

4-Hour Continuing Education (TDLR Course #31825)
Date: Saturday, July 18, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Course Overview

Get ahead of Texas’ upcoming adoption of the 2026 National Electrical Code® with this focused 4-hour continuing education class highlighting the most important and widely impactful changes. This course breaks down key revisions in a clear, practical way so electricians, contractors, and inspectors understand what’s new, why it changed, and how it affects real-world installations.

Whether you’re working in residential, commercial, industrial, or inspection environments, this session will help you prepare for compliance, safety, and efficiency under the 2026 NEC.

What You’ll Learn

This class will cover high-priority 2026 NEC revisions such as:

• Significant updates affecting design, installation, bidding, and inspections
• Key changes to services, feeders, and overcurrent protection requirements
• Grounding & bonding clarifications and new expectations
• Working space, equipment protection, and listing/labeling modifications
• GFCI/AFCI revisions and application guidance
• Special occupancies and conditions where major shifts were made

(Final topic list will align with the official 2026 NEC and TDLR guidance.)

Who Should Attend

• Journeymen & Master Electricians
• Contractors, Foremen, and Supervisors
• Project Managers & Estimators
• Electrical Inspectors / AHJs
• Designers, Engineers, and Educators

Continuing Education Credit

This class is approved by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation as a 4-Hour CE Course – TDLR Course #31825.
Attendance credit will be reported in accordance with TDLR requirements.