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What You’ll Learn!

    1. 1. FERC & RUS Accounting for Construction - The Electric Industry Standard

    2. Lesson Menu/Index

    3. 2. Course overview

    4. 3. What you'll learning in this class - Learning Objectives

    5. 4. Here are your course materials for download!

    1. 5. How FERC | RUS accounting fits with electric construction accounting

    1. 6. Building a “standard” electric unit - Front end planning makes for end of project bliss

    2. 7. Developing labor overhead rates - recover the full cost of labor

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    3. 8. Review Questions - 1

    4. 9. Developing equipment rates - a critical component of almost every project

    5. 10. Stores and materials management overhead costs - ordering, storing, issuing material costs

    6. 11. Allowance for Funds Used During Construction - AFUDC - The opportunity cost of funding projects

    1. 12. The “3-Point Formula” - Best practice in allocating general and administrative costs

    2. 14. Review Questions - 2

    1. 13. Analyzing and classifying project costs in the general ledger - The general ledger drives the cost of service study

    1. 15. Course wrap up - Applying your new knowledge!

    2. 16. Course Evaluation

    3. 17. Mastering Electric Construction Cost Accounting - Final Exam for NSABA Certification!

About this course

  • 18 lessons
  • 1.5 hours of video content

We Have Served Over 1,000 Professionals from All Experience Levels!

What Our Students Say

Our students have grown their skills by taking our courses. Here are just a few of their stories.

“Very good overview of the introduction to the electricity business. I just recently started a job with a utility and am taking some courses to learn as much as possible about the electricity industry. Will definitely be taking another course through utilityeducation.com”

— Jennifer

“The Intro to FERC class is a well thought out, easy to understand course for beginners!”

— Ted

“This was an incredible overview! I cannot wait to share this with others. I LOVED how you explained things. You have great speaking and explanation skills.”

— Nicole

“The title of the Introduction to FERC Accounting is a great description of the course materials. Very informative course!”

— Tara

“I came looking for an introduction to utilities course and I'm glad I took this one. Russ was great and explained everything really well. It was great learning from someone who has actually been in the industry and knows about both the finance and utility sectors. I will be taking more courses!”

— Kritant

“I did not have a lot of knowledge about utility construction accounting or standard units, but this course was a good overview of the process and very understandable to a newbie.”

— Matt

“Great training for our Board members.”

— Noah

“I am new to the Coop world and this did help me. Thank you!”

— Kristin

“Good basic understanding of RUS and the chart of accounts. I came from outside the utility world and was quite lost. This class helps to provide a basic foundation.”

— Julie

“Was a quick, easy and great information!”

— Mary

Frequently Asked Questions
All video lessons and course downloads are included in the course. Course access is for 1 year after the date of purchase.
The information is taken from industry best practices and the experience of the instructor in working with power and utilities organizations across the United States and Canada.
Knowledge is power (forgive the electric pun). But this course adds to your knowledge, making your career skills deeper and giving you tools to provide value to your organization.
All of the course materials can be downloaded for each lesson. They are in pdf and Excel formats. You'll generally see them at the beginning of the course in the introduction section, Lesson 1, or scattered throughout the lessons as fitting the topic.
Yes. You’ll learn capitalization rules, examples of typical capital items, retirement units, and how utilities apply these rules.
Yes—CIAC and AFUDC are covered with formulas, examples, and journal entries.
The course number of CPE hours are shown in the course description. You'll receive a course completion certificate that also shows the number of CPE hours when you complete 100% of the course and take the course quiz. CPE hours are computed based on a 50 minute presentation hour.

Utility Accounting and Rates Specialists, LLC is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: NASBAregistry.org.

We welcome your questions anytime. Just email [email protected]. Thanks!
Instructor

Utility Accounting and Rates Specialists, LLC is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: NASBAregistry.org.

Course Accreditation, Requirements, and Refund and Cancellation Policy
Course #: AT-2

Program Level: Intermediate

Area of Study: Accounting - Technical

Delivery: QAS Self Study

Prerequisites: None

Advanced Preparation: Knowledge or FERC or RUS accounting

CPE Credits: 2.00

Last Reviewed: 8.1.24

Access Period: 12 months

Exam Questions: 10

Passing Grade: 70%

Retakes: Unlimited

Refunds and cancellations: Requests for refunds must be made in writing within 30 days for purchasing the course. No refunds will be granted after the qualified assessment has been completed. For any concerns, please contact us at 608 628 4020 or at [email protected].