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We gathered a panel of electrical distributors from across Canada to learn how the pandemic was affecting their operations, and what may change when all this is over. This 2-Part podcast (no special app required) includes insights from Cliff Backman, Elaine Gerrie, Greg Stephenson, Jason Taylor, Mathieu Legris, Michael Gross, Roger Little, Tim Horsman and Tim MacDonald.
» Listen here
Questions have been asked as to whether a general-purpose snap (light) switch that includes a bonding terminal is permitted to be bonded to an outlet box without a bonding conductor.
» We have answers
The steel plate used in the shoe is not CSA-certified as indicated.
» Are you affected?
In this episode of “Canadians Standing Up to COVID”, we learn how Ideal’s Ajax facility came upon the idea for making face shields... not just for themselves, but for the community at-large.
» WATCH
The province is cracking down on metal theft by making it more difficult for criminals to sell stolen materials, and imposing tougher penalties on those who do.
» Learn more
Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority has issued guidance regarding inspections (June 3).
» Read the guidelines
From the pages of Electrical Business (May 2020), do not forget about your lien rights or assume deadlines do not apply.
» Show me the money
The mistake that many contractors are making is they are using the per-hour rate they are paying their employee and not the per-hour rate and the labour burden when estimating the labour price for a job.
» What is Labour Burden?
The 4-unit Darlington refurbishment project required the support of hundreds of companies and thousands of workers within OPG and from across the province.
» How’d they do it?
CBTU is an alliance of 15 international unions in the construction, maintenance and fabrication industries.
» Meet Sean
The National Trade Contractors Council of Canada is calling on all trade contractors to write to their local MPs to encourage the federal government to support the construction sector.
» It looks like you’re writing a letter
Go on... we dare you.
» Hold my beer
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