Continuing Education & License Renewal

Quality Education For You And Your Organization

Technologies, equipment and codes constantly change in this industry. That’s why education in the electrical trade doesn’t stop at apprenticeship.

IEC of Oregon is approved through the state of Oregon to offer a variety of classes to journey level personnel and above including continuing education credits for license renewal, safety and training classes and professional development courses. Whether you need in-class instruction or online training, IEC of Oregon provides quality education to ensure a skilled workforce and satisfied customers.

Any of the following courses can be provided at your location.

2023 NEC Code Change Course 8CC
2023 NEC Limited Energy Code Change 8CC
Oregon Rule & Law 4CC
Electrical Safety NFPA 70E 8CR
Motor Controls 4CR
Grounding & Bonding 8CR
CPR & First Aid Courses 4CR
Basic Electrical & RCW/WAC Code 8CR (WA Trainee Card Approved  Only)

Please contact Jeff Hooper at 541-301-0358 or jeff@iecoregon.org for more information.

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Webinars & Seminars

Next Webinar:

Approaching and Optimizing AI As A Security Solution

On Demand 6/25 /25 – 6/25/26
SDM Webinar Series
Zoom

Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the security industry. It reshapes how organizations detect threats, respond to incidents, and streamline operations. With many tools and technologies on the market, how can security professionals cut through the hype to find real value?

In this webinar, SDM brings together leading experts to demystify AI and provide actionable insights on how security professionals can harness it, both internally within their operations and externally in the services they offer clients. Whether you are just beginning your AI journey or looking to optimize existing systems, this webinar will help future-proof your strategy and build confidence in deploying this powerful technology.

Learning Objectives:

  • Explore practical AI solutions for improving internal processes such as video surveillance analysis, threat detection, incident reporting, and workforce efficiency.
  • Learn strategies to overcome the fear or uncertainty surrounding AI, including how to evaluate vendors, avoid hype-driven decisions, and build internal buy-in.
  • Discover typical challenges when implementing AI and how to sidestep issues like data bias, overreliance, and integration roadblocks.
  • Gain insights on how AI is expected to evolve and how security professionals can stay ahead by adopting scalable and adaptable AI strategies.


Sponsored by Hanwha
Satish Raj, Chief Technology Officer, Pro-Vigil
Shaun Pace, President, Pace Protection