Electrical Association of Manitoba Joins CECA

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The Electrical Association of Manitoba has become affiliated with the Canadian Electrical Contractors Association (CECA),providing Manitoba contractors with a direct link to the national body. CECA is a federation of provincial and territorial electrical contractor groups that represents electrical contractors at the national level. It represents the interests of 8000 electrical contractors across Canada who generate over $5 billion in revenues and who directly employ 70,000 people.

Through this affiliation, the Electrical Association of Manitoba members and prospective members will be able to access a wider array of information, programs and services. The association will also be able to appoint a representative to CECA’s National Board.

 

 

 

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