Get Grounded: A Practical Introduction to Electrical Grounding and Bonding | Led by Michael Johnston | June Session

Learn From the Best in the Business

Grounding and bonding are at the core of every safe, code-compliant electrical system and yet they remain among the most misunderstood topics in the trade. Michael Johnston, author of the Applied Electrical Grounding and Bonding textbook and master trainer for the Electrical Training Alliance, is here to change that. This exclusive Lunch & Learn series brings that expertise directly to you, in person, over lunch.

Who Should Attend

If grounding and bonding touches your work, this session was built for you. From apprentices and journeymen to superintendents, project managers, and municipal inspectors, every level of the industry will walk away with greater clarity and confidence.

What You Will Learn

Attendees will gain practical, real world knowledge covering the fundamentals of grounding and bonding, grounding electrodes, grounding electrode conductors, equipment grounding conductors, bonding jumpers, sizing rules, and how NEC requirements apply to electrical equipment and systems

A Program You Do Not Want to Miss

This program in an exclusive class led by Michael Johnston. The session empowers attendees and builds confidence with electrical grounding and bonding. Reserve your spot today. Space is limited.

Applied Grounding & Bonding Book – Included in the Cost of the Class

For convenience, the ABA will purchase the Applied Grounding & Bonding 2023 textbook for each attendee as part of the class fee.

If you plan to bring your own book, please let us know and we can register you separately.

About Michael Johnston

Michael Johnston has shaped the electrical industry’s most critical standards at the highest levels as a retired NECA executive director of codes and standards, former chair of NEC CMP-5, and immediate past chair of the NEC Correlating Committee. He currently leads Roadrunner Technical Services LLC and serves on both the NFPA Standards Council and the UL Electrical Council.

When Michael Johnston speaks on grounding and bonding, the industry listens.