Why this matters: People pass because they show receipts—hours, mocks, and an error log. Do the reps, post the proof. Trade + EXAM-[YYYY-MM-DD] | Hours: __ | Modules: __ | Timed mocks (%): __ | Weak spot (section/page): __ | Next 3 actions (date+task ×3) Targets (MED = Minimum Effective Dose): • 6–8 study hrs • 2 timed mocks • 10-error log (write what fooled you + the fix) Score bands → your focus: <60% (RED): Fundamentals + code navigation. One chapter/day + open-book mock review. 60–74% (YELLOW): Pattern drilling. Re-do only your wrong Qs until +10% delta. 75%+ (GREEN): Exam mode. One full-timer, bubble-sheet discipline, review by rule references. Value Drop (this week): Common trap: Motor overload ≠ short-circuit protection. Overload lives with equipment sections (e.g., motors), short-circuit/ground-fault is general protection. Conductor sizing is its own lane. Don’t cross the streams. 10% Boost Hack: 50-50-5 → 50 timed Qs → 50 min review → write 5 “never-miss” rules in your log. Mini-Drill (5 min): Find your code’s motor overload rule + the short-circuit/ground-fault rule that pairs with it; post section + page for both. Office Hours: https://calendar.app.google/x2kYNMJYZDbrPrjW8 After you post, reply CHECKED IN and I’ll give you one laser tweak. #RedSealRescue #RSRAscent

Rule #1: If it isn’t posted, it didn’t happen. No passengers. 1) Drop your plan (copy/paste): Trade + Province: Target Exam Date (YYYY-MM-DD): Target Score (%): Top 2 Focus Areas: One Blocker (be specific): Proof Plan (what you’ll post daily): 2) Pick your sprint lane < 2 weeks to exam: 1× 150-Q Mock by Fri, full debrief Sun. 2–6 weeks: 2× 50-Q sectionals + 3 calc drills + 2 code lookups/day. 6+ weeks / no date: Set a date by tonight + 25–50-Q baseline today. 3) Daily “30-Minute Minimum” (post proof) A. Code Nav (10 min): 2 lookups < 60s each (table → rule → note). B. Calc (10–15 min): one exam-relevant calculation, show work. C. Debrief (5 min): 3 bullets—what I missed, why, fix. Proof to post: screenshot % or photo of notes + 3-bullet debrief. No proof = no credit. 4) Trade plug-ins (choose one per day) Electrician: Rule 8 demand calc • bonding selector (Sec 10) • motor OCP (Sec 28) • device spacing (Sec 26/30) Millwright: bearing IDs & fits • hydraulic Pascal/flow • rigging signals & SWL • torque ↔ power Heavy Duty (Off-Road): air brake fault tree • wire-trace on diagram • hydraulic PSI/GPM math • sensor/PID IDs Plumber/Gas: DFU/vent sizing • gas table lookups • traps/vents diagnostics • water heater setup HVAC/R: superheat/subcool • psychrometrics point • low-voltage controls • combustion air rules Welder: process IDs (SMAW/GMAW/GTAW/FCAW) • symbol reads • WPS/PQR essentials • preheat/interpass 5) Events (PST) Group Coaching + Q&A: Sat.9-11am Mock Debrief & Exam Tactics: Sat 9:00–9:50 AM Optional Co-Study (Pomodoro): Daily 6:00 AM & 7:00 PM 6) Accountability Win & Wall (Fri): post 1 concrete win + 1 wall you hit. Tag your trade to pull eyes fast: #Electrician #Millwright #HET #Plumbing #HVAC #Welding 7) Mindset 3-2-1: 3 drills, 2 lookups, 1 debrief—every day. Eat the frog: do the hard thing before noon. Default aggressive: book the exam; build the plan to match the date. Version courte FR (essentiel)