Register Now for 2018 CE Code Update Training in Alberta

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Nov 25, 2018

The 2018 Canadian Electrical Code will come into force in Alberta February 1, 2019. Code Update Training is required for Masters to renew their certification in 2020. Scheduled dates for Calgary, Edmonton, Grande Prairie, Lethbridge and Red Deer appear below.

For the most current dates and locations available, plus times and locations, check www.ecaa.ab.ca. More dates will be added throughout the year.

Calgary
• February 8
• March 15
• April 12
• May 10

Edmonton
• January 21
• February 25
• March 18
• April 15

Grande Prairie
• April 26

Lethbridge
• April 11

Medicine Hat
• April 10

Red Deer
• March 20

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