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The annual Meter School consists of several components. The first is a Basic Metering Pre-Conference, which typically starts a day before the Meter School. The Basic Metering Pre-Conference runs a day and a half. The Meter School picks up where the pre-conference ends, typically beginning in the afternoon and running for two more days. The Meter School itself is divided into Basic/Intermediate and Advanced tracks.
Basic Meter Pre-Conference will use a combination of interactive classroom and hands-on training to present and reinforce the instruction of the pre-conference.
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This class lays a good foundation in which to continue right into the Basic Meter School. The 2021 Meter School and Pre-Conference will be held Feb. 9-10.
Meter School students pick one of two tracks--Basic/Intermediate or Advanced. Students needing to learn the basics are encouraged to attend the Basic Metering Pre-Conference and then continue on into the Basic/Intermediate Meter School, which includes more hands-on training. The 2021 Meter School will be held Feb. 10-12.
The Basic/Intermediate Metering course is aimed at electric personnel with little experience with electric meters. This training will build on the pre-conference session with more hands-on training.
The Meter School will use a combination of self corrected meter exam, interactive classroom and hands-on training to present and reinforce the instruction.
The flexibility of this class will allow the student to progress as time allows or will allow students to progress at a pace that fits the student's abilities. To register for the Meter School, click HERE. The pre-conference requires a separate registration.
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