Live Webinar Series

The NETA Live Webinar Series is a collection of association-approved virtual training presentations sponsored by industry partners and eligible for 1 NETA CTD credit.

Each one-hour webinar will be presented live but will also be made available for viewing on-demand through the NETA Bookstore.

NETA Accredited Companies and Alliance Partners: Webinars are available free of charge.

Non-Members: Webinars are available for purchase ($99).

2025-2026 Webinar Series

TUESDAY, December 16th, 11:00 AM ET

Basics of power system safety and reliability (1hour)

Featuring:

Justin Gaull, Business Development Manager - Data Centers & National Accounts, Group CBS

Mose Ramieh, Vice President of Business Development, CBS Field Services

Dave Kreger, Sr. Director of Operations, Premier Power Maintenance

This webinar will discuss the basics of electrical safety and reliability from NFPA 70 (NEC), NFPA 70B, and NFPA 70E. A technician’s understanding of NFPA standards is a resource that NETA companies can leverage to create opportunity, yield tangible safety benefits, and increase system reliability for their customers.

Join Justin Gaull, Dave Kreger, and Mose Ramieh of GroupCBS, for an insightful panel discussion designed to highlight the dynamic interplay between the NFPA standards and how to make them useful to your organization’s goals.

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Sponsored by
Group CBS

THURSDAY, JANUARY 15th, 2:00 PM ET

Exploring the Science of Cable Fault Location (1hour)

Featuring:

Tom Sandri, Director of Workforce Development, Vector Power

Identifying cable faults can be quite challenging. Key considerations include whether we are dealing with low-voltage or medium-voltage cables, whether the cable is shielded or unshielded, and whether it runs in a duct or tray or is buried directly underground. The answers to these questions will dictate the equipment, techniques, and strategies needed to effectively locate and repair the fault.

In this webinar, we will explore efficient strategies and techniques for locating cable faults. Our discussion will specifically focus on testing and identifying faults in low-voltage and medium-voltage cables. We will cover the advantages and limitations of each technique and work on developing a practical strategy for successful fault location and repair.

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Sponsored by
Vector Power