NC3 Digital Badges

Conductor Fishing
Objective:Introduce the tools used by professional trades workers for fishing conductors through various raceways. Explain the applications for manual and power fishing systems. Evaluate the student’s ability to select and safely use the appropriate tool using graded lab activities and tests.

Conductor Pulling
Objective:Introduce the components of a cable pulling system. Explain how to calculate the expected cable pulling force. Introduce the concepts and safety procedures associated with manual and powered cable pulling, including sheave and capstan theory. Explain the differences between pulling in conduit, cable tray and other support methods common to electrical and VDV cabling. Evaluate the student’s ability to calculate pull forces and correctly set up and safely operate professional cable pulling equipment using graded lab activities and tests.

Hand Bending
Objective:Learn the bending characteristics of the various conduits used in the electrical trade. Apply the bending theory required to calculate, layout and perform a variety of the most common bends used in the electrical trade. Demonstrate proficiency by bending conduit using hand benders and related hand tools.

Insulation & Ground Rod Testing
Objective:Understand the applications and operation of insulation and ground resistance testers. Learn to interpret resistance measurements and how to safely use digital insulation resistance and clamp-on style ground rod resistance meters to take measurements in order to successfully complete lab activities.

Service Level Termination
Objective:Identify the different circuit levels and types and sizes of electrical conductors used in those circuits. Introduce the applicable regulations concerning bending, cutting, stripping and terminating service level electrical wire and cables. Evaluate the student’s ability to safely and correctly use professional wire termination tools to terminate electrical conductors using graded lab activities and tests.

Three Phase Testing
Objective:Understand the principles of 3 phase electricity and the application of phase sequencing and motor rotation. Learn to interpret test instrument category ratings and how to safely use a digital clamp-on meter to take measurements in order to successfully complete lab activities related to 3 phase motor installation and troubleshooting.

Wire Pathways - Knockouts
Objective:The history of the knockout punch and its applications will be explained. Compare the various knockout punch drive methods available and their influence on productivity, ergonomics and tool life. Demonstrate safe and proper use of manual, hydraulic and battery powered knockout punch systems. Evaluate the student’s ability to select and properly use manual, hydraulic and battery powered knockout punch systems to create accurate panel layouts using lab activities.

Wire Pathways - Rotary
Objective:Introduce the key theories behind rotary hole making. Explain the benefits of tool designs and materials when choosing rotary cutting tools and their effect on workmanship and productivity. Demonstrate the safety, proper use and maintenance of professional rotary pathways tools. Evaluate the student’s ability to choose and safely use the proper tool for creating pathways in various materials using lab activities.

2023 Kubota Tech: Brakes, Steering, Suspension
Objective:The purpose of this course is to build an understanding of the components within the rtv x1140, b26tlb and the zd1021.

2023 Kubota Tech: Electrical
Objective:Upon successful completion of this course participants will demonstrate competent performance of basic electrical terminology & circuits used by Kubota.

2023 Kubota Tech: Engines
Objective:The purpose of this course is give students a clear understanding of engines used in Kubota Equipment.

2023 Kubota Tech: Hydraulics
Objective:The purpose of this course is to build an understanding of the hydraulic system and components used on Kubota equipment.