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The NECA Codes and Standards Committee is involved with development, administration, and enforcement of installation codes, safety standards, product standards, and other related industry regulations. This includes, but is not limited to, the National Electrical Code (NEC®), National Electrical Installation Standards (NEIS™), National Electrical Safety Code (NESC), Various NFPA Standards, UL Safety Standards, and OSHA Regulations. Members of the NECA Codes and Standards Committee serve on National Electrical Code-Making Panels, NEIS Technical Subcommittees, and other standards development committees and subcommittees.
NECA’s role in the standards development process is important to the electrical industry, as it has been for over one hundred years. NECA is the voice of installers and maintainers at the NEC hearings and is a vital part of developing Code rules that are understandable, practical, and enforceable. NECA takes this responsibility very seriously and values the opportunity to serve the industry working with NFPA in the development of the NEC and other key electrical industry standards.
The NECA representatives are appointed to technical committees to represent the interests of the electrical contractor in electrical code and standard development. NECA representatives provide the voice of electrical contractors including installers and maintainers. The NFPA technical committee membership classification of NECA representatives is I/M which stands for Installer/Maintainer. This classification provides representation of entities in the business of installing or maintaining a product, assembly, or system affected by the standard. The NECA representatives are responsible for taking part in the discussions and debates at the meetings and hearings of the committee during the cycle of development. NECA representatives participate in this open consensus process and vote in the best interest of electrical contractors and their employees.
David Washebek, Chair
Vice President District 4Edward Acosta
Adam Ashton
Michael Cannady
Mashell D Carissimi
Shane Custer
Robert Davies Jr
Steven Emert
Larry Geyer
Bobby J. Gray
David Hendershot
Tim Hinson
Kyle Krueger
Kelly Lamp
Diane Lynch
Haley Masbruch
Scott Masters
Fred Neubauer
Timothy O'Brien
Philip Ostrow
Nathan Philips
Oregon-Pacific-Cascade ChapterSteve Poholski
Don Rabel
Jake Raines
Robert Roettgers
Dashiell Corporation
Houston, TX
Harry J Sassaman
Timothy J Schultheis II
Bruce D Shelly
Arthur B. Slate, III
Michael W Smith
Raymond Smith
Clint Summers
Richard W Tice
John Tirone
Michael P Weaver
Jason Wolf
Paul J Yesbeck
Michael J Johnston, Secretary
Wesley L Wheeler
Michael Starner
Agnieszka Golriz, Assistant Secretary