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- Learners who want to see the full practice-bank topic map
- Apprentices deciding what to review after a practice run
- Anyone building a study checklist from competency areas
How to read the topic map
The topic map groups questions by major work activity and task. That makes it easier to see whether misses are scattered or concentrated in one kind of work.
The exact exam you write is controlled by official exam authorities. This page is a study aid for organizing review, not a replacement for official exam documents.
Practice-Bank Competency Areas
A. Common Occupational SkillsSafety, work planning, tools, supports, commissioning habits, and communication on electrical jobs.
- A-1: Performs safety-related functions
- A-2: Uses and maintains tools and equipment
- A-3: Organizes work
- A-4: Fabricates and installs support components
- A-5: Commissions and decommissions systems
- A-6: Communicates and mentors
B. Generation, Distribution and ServicesServices, distribution, protection, grounding and bonding, generators, renewables, high-voltage work, and transformers.
- B-7: Installs consumer or supply services and metering equipment
- B-8: Installs protection devices
- B-9: Installs distribution equipment
- B-10: Installs power conditioning equipment
- B-11: Installs bonding, grounding, and ground-fault systems
- B-12: Installs generation or conversion equipment
- B-13: Installs renewable energy and storage systems
- B-14: Installs high-voltage systems
- B-15: Installs transformers
C. Wiring SystemsRaceways, conductors, cables, branch circuits, HVAC wiring, heating, emergency lighting, and cathodic protection.
- C-16: Installs raceways, conductors, cables, and enclosures
- C-17: Installs branch circuitry and devices
- C-18: Installs HVAC systems and related equipment
- C-19: Installs electric heating systems and controls
- C-20: Installs exit and emergency lighting systems
- C-21: Installs cathodic protection systems
D. Motors and Control SystemsMotor starters, drives, motor troubleshooting, and automated control systems such as PLC-based equipment.
- D-22: Installs and maintains motor starters and controls
- D-23: Installs and maintains drives
- D-24: Installs and maintains motors
- D-25: Installs and maintains automated control systems
E. Signalling and Communication SystemsLife-safety signalling, communications cabling, and integrated control systems.
- E-26: Installs signalling systems
- E-27: Installs communication systems
- E-28: Installs integrated control systems
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