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There is an immediate need for volunteers to serve on either the Canadian Commission on Building & Fire Codes (CCBFC), or on one of CCBFC’s nine technical standing committee to replace membership vacancies for the current (2015-2020) code cycle.
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To facilitate the practice of installing service conduits within building walls to improve a home’s exterior appearance, BC Hydro harmonized its requirements for concrete encasement of utility supply service raceways (120/240V up to 600A) installed within building walls, along with the BC Electrical Code requirement for consumer’s service raceways for residential supply services.
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Last month, a contractor was sentenced in a Burlington, Ont., court to five days in jail and ordered to pay $40,000 in fines—plus a 25% victim fine surcharge—for doing electrical work illegally.
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Danatec Educational Services Inc.—a wholly owned subsidiary of Yardstick Testing & Training—has acquired ESPS Electrical Safety Program Solutions Inc., a player in electrical safety consulting, products, and arc flash & shock training solutions.
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Siemens AG and The AES Corp. are forming a new global energy storage technology and services company that will combine the capabilities of Siemens’ battery-based energy storage solutions group with AES Energy Storage.
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“It’s an amazing accomplishment,” said Jamie MacDonald, senior director of Power Production. “The team at Milton does high-risk work, and they’ve proven that all injuries are preventable. They are an inspiration for all our teams at Nova Scotia Power.”
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A pole-mounted energy storage system that was put into service in August 2016 in a North York neighbourhood is “showing positive results” in the early stages of a pilot program, reports Toronto Hydro.
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After 31 years with Elec-Tech Sales (Richmond, B.C.) and the last 20 years as its president, John Baron announced he is retiring at the end of August.
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