Electrical Grounding

Electrical Grounding is a highly illustrated, systematic approach for understanding electrical grounding. It takes a complicated subject and puts into plain, understandable language. It is updated every three years to keep abreast of the National Electrical Code. It leads the reader through a systematic approach to grounding by illustrating the rule, explanation of the rule, the reasoning behind the rule and how the rule can be applied to the field.

After serving for fours years as an electrician's mate in the US Navy during World War II, and then serving a four-year electrical apprenticeship, Ronald P. O'Reily rose through the ranks on the job to become an electrical superintendent. In the process he has accumulated over forty years of experience in the electrical industry. During the past thirty-five years he has been an instructor of electrical theory and Code classes for electrical apprentices and journeyman training, serving for many od those years as the training director of the Dallas JATC. He is a retired member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and an active associate member of the IAEI, where he has served for several years as an officer of the Texas Chapter.