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June 29, 2019 |
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Electricians and contractors were inspired by an agenda ripe with timely optimism for Ontario’s electrical industry.
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When you work in the electrical business, you may well wonder if you are charging enough for your services, compared to your counterparts across the country.
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Throughout June, the trade association promoted the use of arc-fault circuit interrupter (AFCI) breakers and receptacles to prevent electrical fires.
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The educational sessions spanned a range of technical and general-interest topics, reflecting recent and ongoing changes in Alberta’s electrical industry.
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The organization promises its team can arrive on-site within 24 hours to work with the client and local authority having jurisdiction (AHJ).
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While most respondents considered mitigation a priority, fewer had completed assessments, leaving workers exposed to dangerous conditions.
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Mercer’s last day in the field—serving the GTA and Eastern Ontario—was June 28, almost exactly 40 years after he joined the company in its shipping department.
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Now in its 55th year, the conference brings young and experienced electrical engineers together to learn about industrial and commercial power systems.
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The provincial government passed the Modernizing the Skilled Trades and Apprenticeship Act earlier this month, establishing a new service delivery model.
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North Island College students attended training sessions at Campbell River Airport, with a focus on new national standards for airfield lighting inspection and maintenance.
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