Ohio License Renewal CE Hours

[shermansfather]

Every year I vow to get my 10 hours CE in early, maybe find something really challenging. But it always turns out the same, I get busy and a couple weeks before expiration (February), I find the first class within driving distance that does 10 hours in one day, usually "Code Review". Any suggestions for Northeast Ohio ? BTW Ohio does not accept online or home based .

 

[Volta]

I think Sam Oaks is out of Middletown or thereabouts, I don't know if he still offers classes for EC's, but if you PM me I will look for his number. A few yarns get spun . . . :roll:

 

[jxofaltrds]

Every year I vow to get my 10 hours CE in early, maybe find something really challenging. But it always turns out the same, I get busy and a couple weeks before expiration (February), I find the first class within driving distance that does 10 hours in one day, usually "Code Review". Any suggestions for Northeast Ohio ? BTW Ohio does not accept online or home based .

They do allow online but I do nt think for electrical.

Here is the list: http://www.com.state.oh.us/dico/docs/218.pdf

or try:

http://www.ohiocertificate.com/

 

[shermansfather]

Thanks Volta, found Oaks website. It seems most of the Ohio stuff is basic code or code change - power point presentation. The stuff I've sat through, was pretty rudimentary. Ideally I'd like some chapter 5,6 or 7 in a little more detail, which was maybe 1 hour of the 10.

 

[jxofaltrds]

Check out some of the IAEI divisions: http://ohio.iaei.org/page 4.html

They offer approved classes.

 

[shermansfather]

Check out some of the IAEI divisions: http://ohio.iaei.org/page 4.html

They offer approved classes.

I just might do the IAEA 30 hour class and avoid the same PowerPoint presentation in the same Holiday Inn as last year. Incidentally, Ohio electrical contractors can receive credit for the exact same class year after year. We a cannot however rollover extra hours.