February 1-2: Electrical Inspectors Association of Alberta Annual Technical Conference

EIAA

Jan 13, 2019

The Electrical Inspectors Association of Alberta (EIAA) is holding its Annual Technical Conference on February 1-2, 2019 in Edmonton.

Among the highlights: a series of topical sessions, trade show, and the EIAA Spring General Meeting. Session topics include:

    • Safety Codes Council update
    • impedance grounding
    • wireless switches
    • hazardous locations
    • committee reportsEIN

Find out more: www.eiaa.ca/eiaa-annual-technical-conference

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