Channel Overview
The capture identifies Craig Michaud as an “Electrical Instructor,” and the uploads reinforce a classroom-and-lab focus. Titles include electrical students gaining skills, residential wiring in the lab, service-installation lab preparation, basic switching projects, and work on HVAC-control and fire-alarm trainers. The evidence supports an instructional channel centered on electrical theory, calculations, controls, code-related study, and hands-on lab work.
Content Topics
Long-form tutorials cover PLC programming with timer functions and memory bits, creating a basic PLC project, range-demand calculations under Table 220.55, journeyman-exam test-taking, voltage-drop calculations, conduit fill, GFCI circuit breakers, and GFCI outlet replacement. Lab posts add three-way and four-way switching, hot-water-heater wiring, low-voltage HVAC control, residential and commercial projects, service installation, and fire-alarm troubleshooting.
Best For
This channel is best for electrical students, new or prospective apprentices, and exam candidates. Unlike a broad editorial guess, those audiences are named in titles such as “Advice to a New Electrical Apprentice or thinking about a Trade!!,” “Another day gaining skills as electrical students,” and “Test Taking Tips for your Electrical Journeyman Exam.” A beginner level is reasonable because the capture explicitly includes “back to Basics,” “Basic wiring projects,” and new-apprentice advice, though some calculation and exam material reaches beyond fundamentals.
Notable Series
The playlists capture supplies four exact series names: “Basic Motor Controls,” “Tele-Comm Installation,” “Load Calculation/Service,” and “Conduit Bending Explained.” The main channel capture also shows a sequence of PLC programming tutorials and a continuing run of electrical-lab updates. Visitors can therefore choose between organized topic playlists and individual tutorials on calculations, devices, code preparation, and controls.