Enhance Your Skills with Journey Prep and Continuing Education: Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing and Gas Codes

ABC Nebraska/South Dakota is proud to continue offering our acclaimed Electrical, HVAC, gas, and plumbing prep courses and continuing education.

Embark on a journey with a vibrant community of driven professionals dedicated to excellence. Explore our website today to discover more about our course offerings and initiate your path towards becoming a certified expert in Electrical, HVAC, gas, and plumbing with ABC Nebraska/South Dakota.

ABC Instructor Back to School Night

Join us in Lincoln on August 7th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM at the Lincoln Training Center or in Omaha on August 8th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM at the Omaha Training Center. Dinner will be provided to all attendees.

Topics for the Evening Include:

• iPad/Book Policy for Fall Semester
• Timecard Process Review
• ABC NE SD Chapter Updates
• NCCER Updates / Remote Classes / Testing
• Fall Schedule & Staffing Plan

For more details, visit ABCNE SD's website.

ABC Mobile Training Unit: On-the-Go Education

ABC Nebraska/South Dakota proudly presents our Mobile Training Unit (MTU), bringing high-quality, hands-on training directly to you.

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Equipped with the latest tools, our MTU saves travel time and allows for frequent training sessions, providing a professional learning environment anywhere.

For more information or to schedule a session, please email president@abcnesd.org. Enhance your skills with ABC's mobile training!

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ABC NESD Job Board: Post Your Job Openings Today!

We're excited to announce the new ABC NESD Job Board. We encourage all members to take advantage of this valuable tool. Together, we can build an even stronger industry.

To submit your job openings, please email all relevant information to president@abcnesd.org. Let's work together to build an even stronger industry and provide opportunities for our talented workforce.

ABC Safety Performance Report—2024

Few studies have been conducted on the correlation between the measures companies can take to keep workers safe on job sites—leading indicators—and the number of incidents, accidents, and injuries that occur—trailing indicators. The empirical evidence did not exist. Learn more.