2026 NEC® Code Changes – Medium & High Voltage Applications

4-Hour Continuing Education (TDLR Course #31821)
Date: Saturday, October 10, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Course Overview

This 4-hour continuing education class focuses on the most important 2026 National Electrical Code® changes impacting medium- and high-voltage electrical systems, with strong relevance to commercial, industrial, and utility-influenced installations. Designed for experienced electricians, contractors, and inspectors working in higher-energy environments, this course explains what changed, why it changed, and how these revisions affect safety, design, installation, and compliance in the field.

Participants will gain practical insight into updated code intent, enhanced protection strategies, and new expectations for safely working with higher-voltage distribution and equipment.

What You’ll Learn

This focused 2026 NEC session highlights key updates including:

• Major revisions affecting medium- and high-voltage electrical systems
• Changes to overcurrent protection, fault management, and protective coordination
• Equipment requirements, listing expectations, and labeling clarifications
• Grounding, bonding, and system protection updates
• Working space, clearance, and maintenance considerations for higher voltage environments
• Code-driven safety enhancements and inspection expectations

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

Who Should Attend

• Commercial & Industrial Journeymen and Master Electricians
• Medium/High Voltage Electricians and Technicians
• Electrical Contractors, Foremen, and Supervisors
• Electrical Inspectors / AHJs
• Engineers, Designers, and Industrial Maintenance Professionals

Continuing Education Credit

Approved by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulation as
4-Hour CE Course – TDLR Course #31821.
Attendance will be reported in accordance with TDLR requirements.