Michael R. Weaver began his career as an apprentice electrician with a local private contractor. After 10 years, he became a Master Electrician and with his wife, started their own electrical contracting business, which they operated for over 20 years. Mr. Weaver is a Principal of C&M Enterprises in Salina, Kansas and develops and presents electrical and safety based training programs for contractors, tradesmen and code officials.

As a nationally recognized instructor and trainer, he is routinely entrusted with the responsibility of providing education for the International Code Council^®, the International Association of Electrical Inspectors^®, various municipalities and government jurisdictions across the nation and private industry. Within the State of Ohio, all building officials are required to obtain electrical training from the Ohio Building Code Academy^® where Mr. Weaver is currently the sole electrical educator.

He is an experienced trainer / presenter of the National Electrical Code^® and Part VIII of the International Residential Code^®, a recognized presenter by the International Association of Electrical Inspectors^®, a member of the National Fire Protection Association^® (NFPA^®), the International Association of Electrical Inspectors^® (IAEI^®) and the International Code Council^® (ICC^®). He is currently an IRC^® and NEC^® subject matter expert for the International Code Council^®, an advisor to the Electrical Technology Department of the North Central Kansas Technical College^® in Beloit, Kansas, and a member of the City of Salina Accessibility Advisory Board. He is also a contributing developer for the Department of Homeland Security’s Weapons of Mass Destruction / Terrorism (WMD/T) incident response training for non-governmental organizations. He is a past board member of the Building Codes Advisory Board of Salina, Kansas.

He is the author of Dwelling Service and Feeder Calculations, and NEC^® Electrical Calculations, while continuing to develop a series of study guides based upon the latest code cycle of the NEC^®.

                                                                                          

    
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