Canadian Electrical Code Training in Alberta

ECAC

June 11, 2018

Register today for one of these four sessions: June 28 — Red Deer; July 5 — Lethbridge; Sept. 7 — Edmonton; Sept. 14 — Calgary.

Instructor David Mansfield has an extensive background teaching the CE Code. He is a safety codes officer and master electrician with more than 40 years of diverse experience in the electrical industry.

This one-day course is offered through the Alberta Electrical Association. Find out more:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LVBfe91XGyM7x600ikolnz-ZGXrZhgYG/view

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