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Patrick S. Ouillette is a certified teacher by the Maine Department of
Education in the areas of electricity and electronics, and has served as
an adjunct faculty member for the Maine Community College System, working
as a National Electrical Codeฎ instructor. He has conducted NECฎ
training for major industries in Maine, such as Bath Iron Works
(shipbuilders for the U.S. Navy) and Maine Yankee Atomic Power. Mr.
Ouillette has broad electrical experience, having been involved in the
design, installation, and inspection of industrial, commercial, and
residential electrical systems. He has held a Maine Master Electricians
license since 1973.
Mr. Ouillette holds a BS degree in Electrical Technology from Thomas A.
Edison State College in Trenton, New Jersey and has been registered as a
Professional Engineer in Maine since 1995, having tested in the electrical
engineering discipline. The majority of Mr. Ouillettes formal education
was as an EET student at the University of Maine. As an adult he continued
studying an EET curriculum with such schools as the University of
Wisconsin at Madison and Oklahoma State University.
Mr. Ouillette is
currently employed by the State of Maine in the position of State
Electrical Inspector and has eight years of experience in that position.
He has also owned and operated a consulting business, Novel Engineering,
since 1995. He has authored several texts concerned with changes in the
NECฎ beginning with Revisions for the 1996 National Electrical
Codeฎ. Mr. Ouillette has recently written Significant Changes
of the 2008 National Electrical Codeฎ for American Technical
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