Bonding and Grounding: Best Practices for ICT Systems
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Looking to gain a specialized skillset in an essential component of infrastructure design? Then this 3-part virtual instructor-led course is for you!
There are many requirements for bonding and grounding in codes, standards, and best practices. In this online workshop, you will be provided with skill-building activites for designing and installing bonding and grounding equipment within commercial buildings and campuses, using BICSI best practices.
After this course, you will be able to apply the best practices from the BICSI Essentials of Bonding and Grounding Guide to real-world ICT designs and install systems.
Facilitator
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| Kevin Seeley, RCDD, RTPM, TECH, CT |
Course Highlights
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Determine the types of bonding and grounding systems required for a campus |
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Design the bonding and grounding components for the facility (building/campus) |
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Identify the best practices for installing bonding and grounding systems |
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Identify the steps for testing the bonding and grounding connections |
Cancellation Policy
All BICSI Connect Virtual Instructor-Led Training (vILT) courses are nonrefundable and nontransferable.
Questions?
| Why should you attend? |
The training program will address this primary aspect of fundamentally understanding how to build a passive optical network (PON) and how it differs from the conventional fiber Ethernet network. This program invariably will also help address all fundamental doubts and help structure your understanding of the subject to help design, install, test, and restore a PON.
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| Technical Requirements |
This training is offered via Zoom. This training requires an Internet-enabled device and an Internet connection. |
| Who should attend? |
This course is designed for anyone who is looking to gain a specialized skillset in an essential component of infrastructure design. There are many requirements for bonding and grounding in codes, standards, and best practices. Don't lose the opportunity to improve your marketability to employers.
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| How long is this workshop? |
This course is a total of 7.5 hours. It is divided into three 2.5-hour sessions, with one session occurring once a week from 3 PM to 5:30 PM Eastern starting on Feb 11, 2025.
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