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INDIVIDUAL AWARDS                                                      2021 IEC NATIONAL AWARDS



































              IEC INSTRUCTOR OF THE YEAR
              CLAYTON H. CARROLL


              IEC Central Ohio













            Clayton H. Carrol of IEC Central Ohio was awarded the 2021 IEC   During the past school year Clay, a safety manager for an IEC
            National Instructor of the Year Award at the 2021 IEC Convention &   member, has expanded safety precautions and practices in
            Expo for his dedication to his students and education.  apprentice labs, implementing lock-out – tag-out precautions and
                                                                securing equipment for use in 3rd and 4th level. Consistent use of
            Better known as “Clay,” Clayton Carroll is 3rd Level Lead   safety glasses and gloves in the labs has been implemented at all
            Instructor and has been in the Electrical Trade for over 45 years.   levels. Clay was integral in the newly launched “No reservations
            Clay is instrumental in the program today being recognized as   required – Drop-by Code Class” for contractors and journeymen.
            professional, high level training for apprentices. During Clay’s
            tenure with IEC enrollment has tripled to the over 600 apprentices   Clay volunteers time and talent year after year, this past year
            in the program today. Has been teaching IEC apprentices for over   being no different, to create projects for the chapter wire-off
            20 years.                                           competition. He secures judges and other volunteers to transport
                                                                material and set up stations for the event. Clay is an OSHA trained
            Clay has successfully taught apprentices in all four years. He   instructor and certified to teach First-aid and CPR.
            freely shares his wealth of knowledge with other instructors and
            apprentices and contractors. Journeymen and alumni leverage   His passion and dedication has been second to none at IEC
            Clay as resource to sort out code issues and he has been known   Central Ohio.
            to do a quick site visit to assist a recent graduate...taking the
            program to the jobsite so to speak.






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