Patrick Gorham has been in the electrical industry for 30 years and is currently the Transportation Area Superintendent for Rosendin Electric. He has worked in the Educational, Health Care, Entertainment, Sporting Venue, Aerospace, Transportation and Renewable Sectors. He is also a Part-Time Instructor for the Electrical Training Institute. At REI Patrick specializes in organizing and training Field Personnel to meet the project goals and their personal objectives. In his Instructional role with ETI, he specializes in writing curriculum for new classes and training instructors on emerging technology subject matter. In both roles, he believes strongly in helping others achieve their workplace and personal goals through mentorship and hands-on learning.
Pat Gorham
Electrical Training Institute
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Cost: $195
For NECA Members Only – Register for Pre-Convention Workshops through the registration link for the convention. NECA Convention registration is NOT required to attend Pre-Convention Workshops.
This course focuses on the identification, installation, and commissioning of Building Automation System (BAS) components and the networking and cybersecurity fundamentals associated with the design of smart buildings and integration with smart cities. The full JATC courses on these subjects include programming BAS components with Demand Side Management (DSM) and Automated Demand Response (ADR) strategies and an introduction to computers and networking tools, device identification and verification, and end-point and network hardening.
Cost: $195
For NECA Members Only – Register for Pre-Convention Workshops through the registration link for the convention. NECA Convention registration is NOT required to attend Pre-Convention Workshops.
This course focuses on the identification, installation, and commissioning of Building Automation System (BAS) components and the networking and cybersecurity fundamentals associated with the design of smart buildings and integration with smart cities. The full JATC courses on these subjects include programming BAS components with Demand Side Management (DSM) and Automated Demand Response (ADR) strategies and an introduction to computers and networking tools, device identification and verification, and end-point and network hardening.