Join the WEAT Electrical, Instrumentation, and Controls Committee for an in-depth, in-person seminar exploring the most significant changes in the 2026 National Electrical Code (NEC) and what they mean for water and wastewater facilities. This technical session will highlight code updates that directly impact system design, installation, safety, and operations, with practical insights from industry experts at Eaton.
This seminar is designed for engineers, operators, designers, and technical professionals who work with electrical systems in water and wastewater applications.
4 TCEQ Continuing Education Units (CEUs) have been requested.
Participants will gain an understanding of:
- Major updates in the 2026 NEC and their real-world impacts
- Changes to Articles 110, 230, 705, and related chapters
- Emergency disconnect requirements and feeder impacts
- Updates to GFCI, AFCI, surge protection, and DC requirements
- Medium-voltage changes, listing and labeling provisions, and reconditioning language
- How NEC changes affect design decisions for water and wastewater facilities
Registration
- WEAT/WEF Member - Private Sector: $80.00
- WEAT/WEF Member - Govt./City: $60.00
- Student: $20.00
- Non-Member - Private Sector: $160.00 (includes WEAT Only Membership)
- Non-Member - Govt./City: $140.00 (includes WEAT Only Membership)
Sponsorship Opportunity
Event Sponsor: $500
- One complimentary invitation to the event
- Recognition with thanks and logo at the event
- Logo linked in emails promoting the event
- Recognition on the WEAT website and social media pages
- Recognition via a special insert in WEAT’s official print and e-publication – Texas WET
Email admin@weat.org or call the WEAT office at (512) 693-0060 with any questions.
By registering for this event, you affirm you have read and understand the WEAT Code of Conduct.