Canadian Electrical Code Modular Training

Badge awarded to

Albert Moreira

This recognizes successful completion of training aligned with CSA C22.1:24, Canadian Electrical Code – Part 1. Earners have demonstrated the ability to apply and interpret code requirements for conductor selection, service equipment, circuit loading, grounding and bonding, wiring methods, protection and control, and the installation of electrical equipment, motors, generators, high-voltage systems, and life safety systems in electrical installation and maintenance contexts.

Issued on 20 Jul 2026 by

Canadian Standards Association | Association canadienne de normalisation

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Canadian Standards Association | Association canadienne de normalisation

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Canadian Standards Association (CSA) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to is safety, social good, and sustainability. We are a leader in advancing standards that improve safety, health, the environment, and economic efficiency in Canada and beyond. Our mandate is to hold the future to a higher standard.

L’Association canadienne de normalisation (CSA) est un organisme à but non lucratif voué à la sécurité, au bien-être collectif et au développement durable. Nous jouons un rôle de premier plan dans la promotion de normes qui améliorent la sécurité, la santé, la protection de l’environnement et l’efficacité économique au Canada et ailleurs dans le monde. Son mandat consiste à viser un avenir encore plus responsable.

Criteria

Type of recognition

Learning Achievement

Learning outcomes

Learning objectives include the following:

Section 2 – Explain requirements to create and maintain a safe working environment during an electrical installation.
Section 2 – Summarize how to determine that electrical equipment and devices to be installed are approved as suitable for use and marked accordingly.
Section 4 – Explain requirements for conductors for using wire and cable, flexible cord, equipment wire, and portable power cable.
Section 4 – Calculate the correct size for conductors using the Tables of the Code.
Section 6 – Describe general requirements for services, service equipment, and metering equipment to assure the integrity of the consumer's electrical installation and the safety of those who operate and maintain it.
Section 8 – Identify the requirements specifying ratings for electrical equipment supplying various types of circuit loads and demand factors for consumer services, feeders and branch circuits.
Section 10 – Identify the requirements for grounding, bonding and equipotential bonding to lessen the possibility and severity of electric shock and to prevent damage to property during a fault event.
Section 12 – Describe the wiring methods for installing the following kinds of electrical equipment – conductors, raceways, and cablebus.
Section 14 – Describe the requirements for using and installing protective devices and control devices.
Section 26 – Describe the requirements for the installation of general electrical equipment such as circuits, capacitors and transformers.
Section 28 – Identify the appropriate installation, wiring methods for conductors, and control of electric motors and generators.
Section 36- Identify the scope, key terminology, and warning-notice requirements that govern high-voltage installations over 750 V.
Section 36- Describe how Section 36 grounding, bonding, and protective-equipment rules keep touch and step voltages within tolerable limits.
Section 46 – Describe requirements for installation, operation and maintenance of emergency power supply and unit equipment.

Level

Intermediate (mapped to ISCED level 3; Bloom's: Apply)

Workload

16 hours

Assessment

This is a completion-based credential with a summative assessment of learning.

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